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1 48th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ICES 2018 JULY 08-12TH ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO HYATT REGENCY ALBUQUERQUE I C E S E V E N T P R E V I E W R E G I S T R A T I O N N O W O P E N! ICES STEERING COMMITTEE ORGANIZED BY SUPPORTED BY ICES Thermal and Environmental Control Systems Committee (TECS) ICES International Committee (INT) American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Environmental Systems Committee American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Crew Systems Committee American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Life Sciences and Systems Committee

2 Chair s Invitation 2 I offer a heartfelt invitation to the 48th International Conference on Environmental Systems! The ICES Steering Committee is proud to host the premier international conference for all professionals involved in topics related to thermal control systems, humans living and working in extreme environments, human factors, environmental control and life-support systems, and EVA system technology. This event preview provides some preliminary information regarding the rich program we offer, with around 300 expected presentations in 40 technical sessions! There will also be plenty of time for networking with the welcome reception on Sunday, the student poster reception, and coffee breaks throughout the week. The Awards Banquet is held on Wednesday evening followed by the world-famous, not-to-be-missed dessert reception. We ll take advantage of Albuquerque s rich Native American history with a self-guided tour of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center followed by a reception and demonstration of Native American dances. With the technical program, networking opportunities, the city of Albuquerque and the surrounding areas having so much to offer, this will be an ICES to remember! We are especially pleased to announce our distinguished speaker for the Awards Banquet: Lt. Col. Matthew Stanley from the 9th Physiological Support Squadron and Director of Operations for U2s at Beale Air Force Base will share lessons learned relevant to design, test and flight of high altitude systems and his experience with the hardware and operations of the historic and still operational U2. We are excited to bring the International Conference on Environmental Systems community to Albuquerque, New Mexico a low-cost and culturally interesting venue. This high-desert community has a storied history and pre-history. Nineteen indigenous tribes call New Mexico home and the rich vibrant heritage is evident everywhere. Many European-heritage communities trace their lineage back to land grants from the King of Spain, well prior to the founding of the United States. With an up-and-coming entrepreneurial community establishing a foothold, this area has seen a significant rise of critical technology and operations in the aerospace world. Albuquerque was named one of the top 50 destinations in the world by Travel & Leisure and the Hyatt location in downtown Albuquerque is centrally located to take advantage of this historic area. Along with Vice Chair Tim Nalette, who is organizing this year s technical program, I also want to recognize our generous event sponsors who help make the conference an enjoyable, as well as technically enriching, experience. Sincere thanks to UTC Aerospace Systems, Paragon Space Development Corporation, ILC Dover, and Honeywell for their support. On behalf of the ICES Steering Committee we invite you to join us for the 48th ICES in Albuquerque, New Mexico! Grant Anderson ICES 2018 Conference Chair ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Conference Chair Grant Anderson Paragon Space Development Corporation Conference Vice-Chair Tim Nalette UTC Aerospace Systems (retired) STEERING COMMITTEE Tom Leimkuehler (TECS Program Chair) Jacobs Matthias Holzwarth (INT Program Chair) ArianeGroup Morgan Abney (AIChE Program Chair) NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Shawn Macleod (ASME Program Chair) UTC Aerospace Systems Kevin R. Duda (AIAA LS&S Program Chair) Draper Laboratory Amy Ross (Past Conference Chair 2017) NASA Johnson Space Center Olivier Pin (Past Conference Chair 2016) European Space Agency ESTEC SUPPORT ICES 2018 Join our elite group of SPONSORS For more information about becoming an official sponsor of the 48th ICES in Albuquerque go to the Sponsorship Page on

3 Benefits Of Attendance WHY ATTEND? - Stay up to date with life support, thermal systems and environmental systems research and development - Build relationships and collaborations and find efficiencies and synergies with other professionals from across industry, government and academia - Obtain critical feedback on current research and future development ideas WHO SHOULD ATTEND? - Engineering managers and executives - All levels of engineers, researchers, and scientists - Business development personnel - Young aerospace professionals - Educators and students WHAT TO EXPECT? - presentations and discussion on current research, development projects, and testing related to crew systems, life support, and environmental systems. - Opportunities to connect with other attendees between sessions and during a wide variety of social events. 3

4 Networking Activities & Special Events WELCOME RECEPTION SPONSORED BY Join the entire ICES community for a welcome reception, sponsored by UTC Aerospace Systems, on Sunday, 08 July, 2018, hrs, at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque in the Enchantment Ballroom. Take this opportunity to refresh old contacts and meet new participants the night before the conference begins. Additional tickets for guests may be purchased upon registration or on site. SESSION CHAIR AND SPEAKER BRIEFING All presenters and session chairs are invited over breakfast to coordinate presentations and schedules for the week on 9 July, 2018 from hrs. A buffet breakfast will be served at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque in Pavilion IV-VI. OPENING PLENARY SESSION The opening session is scheduled for Monday, 09 July 2018 from hrs at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque in Pavillion I-III. There will be remarks by the 2018 ICES Conference Chair, Grant Anderson, and a keynote speech. STUDENT POSTER RECEPTION SPONSORED BY Reception will be held Monday, 09 July, hrs at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque in Pavilion VI. All attendees are welcome to come and see the work presented by the students participating in this year s poster competition. The poster reception, sponsored by Honeywell Aerospace, will provide ICES students and professionals an opportunity to connect with one another and discuss the work presented. Each poster will be officially judged prior to the reception and prizes will be awarded at the conference banquet. 4

5 Networking Activities & Special Events INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is a world-class museum and cultural center created as a place where Pueblo people can tell their story. ICES has arranged for a private event on Tuesday, 10 July 2018 from hrs that includes a self-guided tour through the museum followed by a reception in the outdoor courtyard located in the heart of the center under a wide open New Mexico sky. There will also be a live performance from a local Pueblo showcasing a traditional cultural dance. Roundtrip bus transportation provided with departure from the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque beginning at 1730 hrs. This event is included in registration where indicated. Additional tickets for students and guests can be purchased upon registration or onsite. EARLY CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP This networking opportunity is designed to allow students to learn from different professionals from across the field. In addition to the group mentoring sessions offered during previous conferences, the 2018 workshop will include an opportunity for one-on-one mentoring sessions. We invite students to participate in both with mentors from academia, government agencies, and corporations in this casual forum to ask about how to best develop their future careers in the domain of environmental systems. This Workshop will take place at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque on Wednesday, 11 July in Pavilion V. (Lunch Provided) ICES AWARDS BANQUET The ICES Awards Banquet will be held Wednesday, 11 July 2018, beginning with a pre-banquet reception at 1830 hrs at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque in the Pavilion Court. The reception will be followed by dinner in the Grand Pavilion Ballroom which includes an awards presentation and a keynote speech by Lt. Col. Matthew Stanley from the 9th Physiological Support Squadron and Director of Operations for U2s at Beale Air Force Base. A ticket for the banquet is required and is included in the conference registration fee where indicated. Additional tickets for students and guests may be purchased upon registration or on site. DESSERT RECEPTION Immediately following the banquet, there will be a dessert reception sponsored by Paragon Space Development Corporation. This is a favorite event for participants and all banquet attendees are welcome! 5

6 Event Overview 6 Sunday 08-Jul Monday 09-Jul Tuesday 10-Jul Wednesday 11-Jul Thursday 12-Jul Session Chair & Speaker Briefing 07:00-08:00 hrs Pavilion IV-VI Plenary Session 08:30-09:30 hrs Pavilion I-III 08:00-09:30 hrs 08:00-09:30 hrs 08:30-10:30 hrs 10:00-12:00 hrs Committee Meeting AIAA LS&S 10:00-12:00 hrs Committee Meetings TECS AIChE 10:00-12:00 hrs Committee Meetings IIC ASME Early Career Development Workshop Pavilion V 11:00-13:00 hrs Conference Registration 13:00-19:00 hrs Pavilion Landing 13:30-15:30 hrs 13:30-15:30 hrs 16:00-17:00 hrs 16:00-17:00 hrs Welcome Reception 17:30-19:30 hrs Enchantment Ballroom Sponsored by: UTC Aerospace Systems Student Poster Reception 17:30-19:00 hrs Pavilion VI Sponsored by: Honeywell Aerospace Bus Loading Begins Indian Pueblo Cultural Center 18:00-21:00 hrs Buses begin 17:30 hrs Pre-Banquet Reception 18:30 hrs - Pavilion Court ICES 2017 Awards Banquet 19:00 hrs Pavilion IV-VI Dessert Reception Pavilion I-III Sponsored by: Paragon Space Development Corporation

7 at a Glance 7 ICES101: TECS Spacecraft and Instrument Thermal Systems ICES102: TECS Thermal Control for Planetary and Small Body Surface Missions ICES103: TECS/INT Thermal and Environmental Control of Exploration Vehicles and Surface Habitats ICES104: TECS/INT Advances in Thermal Control Technology ICES105: TECS Thermal Standards and Design/ Development Practices ICES107: TECS Thermal Design of Microsatellites, Nanosatellites, and Picosatellites ICES108: TECS/INT Thermal Control of Cryogenic Instruments and Optical Systems ICES201: INT Two-Phase Thermal Control Technology ICES202: INT Satellite, Payload, and Instrument Thermal Control ICES203: INT Thermal Testing ICES204: INT/AIAA LS&S Bioregenerative Life Support ICES205: INT/AIChE Advanced Life Support Sensor and Control Technology ICES206: INT/TECS Manned Orbiting Infrastructures, Habitats, Space Station and Payload Thermal Control ICES207: INT/TECS Thermal and Environmental Control Engineering Analysis and Software ICES300: AIChE ECLSS Modeling and Test Correlations ICES302: AIChE/ASME/INT Physio-chemical Life Support- Air Revitalization Systems -Technology and Process Development. ICES303: AIChE/INT Physio-Chemical Life Support- Water Recovery & Management Systems- Technology and Process Development. ICES304: AIChE/INT Physio-Chemical Life Support- Waste Management Systems-Technology and Process Development. ICES305: AIChE/ASME/TECS/AAIA LS&S Environmental and Thermal Control of Commercial and Exploration Spacecraft ICES307: AIChE Collaboration, Educational Outreach, and Public Engagement ICES308: AIChE Advanced Technologies for In-Situ Resource Utilization ICES400: ASME Extravehicular Activity: Space Suits ICES401: ASME/AIAA LS&S Extravehicular Activity: Systems ICES402: ASME Extravehicular Activity: PLSS Systems ICES403: ASME Extravehicular Activity: Operations ICES404: ASME International Space Station ECLS: Systems ICES406: ASME/AIChE Spacecraft Water/Air Quality: Maintenance and Monitoring ICES500: AIAA LS&S Life Science/Life Support Research Technologies ICES501: AIAA LS&S Life Support Systems Engineering and Analysis ICES502: AIAA LS&S Space Architecture ICES503: AIAA LS&S Radiation Issues for Space Flight ICES504: AIAA LS&S Management of Air Quality in Sealed Environments ICES506: AIAA LS&S Human Exploration Beyond Low Earth Orbit: Missions and Technologies ICES508: AIAA LS&S Cost Considerations for Space Life Support Systems ICES509: AIAA LS&S Fire Safety in Spacecraft and Enclosed Habitats ICES510: AIAA LS&S Planetary and Spacecraft Dust Properties and Mitigation Technologies ICES511: AIAA LS&S Reliability for Space Based Systems ICES513: AIAA LS&S Computational Modeling for Human Health and Performance Analysis

8 Registration Information: Conference Fees Early Bird Registration USD (Until May 31st, 2018) Includes all sessions and networking events. Regular Registration USD (01 June 07 July, 2018) Includes all sessions and networking events. On-Site Registration USD (Beginning 08 July, 2018) Includes all sessions and networking events. NASA Registration USD If NASA has funded travel and registration for your participation then you MUST use this rate. Includes all sessions and networking events Student Registration An attendee qualifies for a student registration if they are a full time student pursuing either an Undergraduate or Graduate degree. Undergraduate Student: USD (includes all, and the Student Poster Reception on Monday evening) Separate tickets can be purchased for the Welcome Reception and the Awards Banquet as part of the registration process. Graduate Student : USD (includes all, Welcome Reception on Sunday evening, and the Student Poster Reception on Monday evening) A separate ticket can be purchased for the Awards Banquet as part of the registration process. Day Rate USD Available for a single day participant on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Includes all sessions and networking events occurring on the selected day. Welcome Reception Ticket USD (Sunday, 08 July hrs) Can be purchased as an extra ticket for a guest or in addition to an Undergraduate Student registration Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Ticket USD (Tuesday, 10 July hrs) Can be purchased as an extra ticket for a guest or in addition to one of the two Student registration types. Awards Banquet Ticket USD (Wednesday, 11 July hrs) Can be purchased as an extra ticket for a guest or in addition to one of the two Student registration types. CANCELLATION POLICY: Full refund prior to 17 June 2018, after which registration can only be transferred. 8

9 9 ICES has made accommodations for a block of rooms at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque which is centrally located in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico with quick, convenient access to everything the city has to offer. HYATT REGENCY ALBUQUERQUE Tijeras NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, BOOK ONLINE: Hyatt Regency ABQ - ICES room block for dates 7/8-7/12 $93.00 room rate * single/double occupancy (this is prevailing 2018 per diem rate) Available until Saturday, June 23rd, 2018 or until room block is FULL. 24 Hour Cancellation Policy - Cancellations made within 24 hours of arrival will forfeit one night s room and tax. * Room rates do not include 13.5% room tax, $100 cleaning fee for pets and $15 for refrigerator usage per stay (subject to change). State of New Mexico is a non-tax exemption state. Taxes are subject to change without prior notification.

10 10 The ICES student poster competition is a program aimed at stimulating student participation and provides an excellent forum for students to present their work in an informal and interactive setting. Posters are ideal for presenting speculative or late-breaking results, or for giving an introduction to interesting, innovative work. Posters are intended to provide students and ICES participants with the ability to connect with one another and discuss the work presented. Each poster will be judged based on technical rigor, poster format, and the student s ability to convey the poster content to the judges through an oral presentation. University/college students are invited to submit abstracts on their proposed poster by Monday, May 1, 2018 in accordance with the procedures described below. The student s abstract and poster should be relevant to ICES; that is, they should follow the same theme of the general conference: focusing on humans living and working in hostile environments with applications inside or outside of terrestrial or outer space habitats or vehicles. Entries must include an abstract, poster title, author name(s), mailing and addresses of each author, work phone and cell numbers, and university or college affiliation. The first author and the presenting author of the poster must be students. Abstracts will not be accepted if the authors have an accepted manuscript on the same topic for the 2018 ICES conference. The text of the abstract shall be no greater than 350 words and double spaced. Submittals shall be in MS Word or pdf formats. Adherence to this format is required or the abstract will be rejected. Poster abstracts shall be ed as an attachment to Matthias Holzwarth: matthias.holzwarth@ariane.group by Tuesday, May 1, Authors will be notified of poster presentation acceptance NO LATER THAN Tuesday, May 15, Each poster entry will receive 1(one) complimentary ticket to Wednesday night s banquet. Monetary awards will be given for the top 3 posters. For further questions on the student poster competition, please contact Matthias Holzwarth: matthias.holzwarth@ariane.group

11 11 A panel discussion led by Dan Barta, hosting a group of world experts in cross-cutting topics to include surface operations, planetary protection and in situ resource utilization. Successful Mars exploration depends on the effective integration of multiple complex systems. This panel is a golden opportunity to catch up to the state-of-the-art in themes that impact, or are impacted by, design choices that ICES participants make in their everyday. Planned participants to include: o o o o Rob Manning (JPL - MSL Chief Engineer) Steve Hoffman (NASA JSC Mission Designer) Kim Binsted (UHawaii PI for HI-SEAS) John Rummel (McGill Univ former Planetary Protection Officer) NASA s Hubble Space Telescope took this close-up of the red planet Mars when it was just 34,648,840 miles (55,760,220 km) away. This color image was assembled from a series of exposures taken between 6:20 p.m. and 7:12 p.m. EDT Aug. 26 with Hubble s Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2. The picture was taken just 11 hours before the planet made its closest approach to Earth in 60,000 years. NASA, ESA, and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)