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th ISTS
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Program©JAXA

June 3-9, 2023
Kurume City Plaza

KurumeinFukuoka

Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

https://ists.ne.jp/
Organized by

The Kuruppa,
image character of Kurume City.

Japan Society for Aeronauticaland Space Sciences

The 34th ISTS & 12th NSAT

“ Space for All of Us ”
CONTENTS
Message from the 34th General Chairperson …………………………………………………………… I
Message from the 12th NSAT General Chair …………………………………………………………… II
Message from the President of JSASS ………………………………………………………………… III
Synopsis, Venue, Contacts and Open Hours ………………………………………………………… IVInternational Space Exhibition, Organizing Committee, Wi-Fi Service …………………………… V
Timetable Overview / Event Schedule ………………………………………………………………… VI
Technical Program Overview…………………………………………………………………………… VII

Symposium Site Floor Guide ……………………………………………………………………………… XIIOpening Ceremony, keynote Speech, Special Sessions,
Organized Sessions, Social Programs ………………………………………………………………… XVSession Details ……………………………………………………………………………………………… XXII
Program of Technical Sessions(Oral Sessions (a-w), Poster Session, Finalist Student Session) ……………………………… XXIV

Sponsors’ List …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1
Sponsored Ads………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2

Message from the 34th ISTS General Chairperson
As the Organizing Committee Chair, I am delighted to welcome you
all to the 34th International Symposium on Space Technology and Science(ISTS). Since its inception in 1959 in Tokyo, the symposium has been held
approximately every two years in various locations across Japan. This year,
we have the privilege of hosting the event in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture,a beautiful city in Kyushu known for its remarkable advancements in
manufacturing and technology.
ISTS is a prestigious international symposium that covers various aspectsof the space field. In recent years, the symposium has attracted around 1,000 participants from aroundthe world. As the COVID-19 situation seems to be subsiding, we have decided to conduct this year's
symposium in a hybrid format, combining both on-site and online participation.
Under the theme "Space for All of Us," we encourage all participants to engage in discussions andexchange ideas about the contributions of space technology and science. Collaboration with local
governments and communities has been key to the success of past symposiums, and this year is no
exception. With the support of the local government of Fukuoka Prefecture and Kurume City, we arepleased to offer various special programs, cultural events, and a reception to make your experience truly
memorable. Please take the opportunity to enjoy the local cuisine and sightseeing as well.
During the symposium, let us explore how space technology and science can contribute to a sustainable
future. Through active discussions and exchanging ideas, we can take the first step towards realizing ourgoals and fostering international cooperation in the space domain.
We hope you enjoy both the symposium and your stay in Kurume, Fukuoka. We are looking forward
to fruitful discussions and the forging of new partnerships in pursuit of our shared vision for the future ofspace technology and science.
Once again, welcome to the 34th International Symposium on Space Technology and Science. Let us
make the most of this opportunity to learn, network, and collaborate as we work towards a brighter andmore sustainable future for all.

Prof. Toru Shimada,
General Chairperson of the 34th ISTS

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite SymposiumIMessage from the 12th NSAT General Chair
Last year, in 2022, we had two NSAT, 10th NSAT in 33 rd ISTS Beppu
and 11th NSAT in Istanbul, Turkey, and we energetically discussed recent
advancements and future of micro/nano/pico-satellites from perspectives oftechnologies, applications, business, laws etc. Unfortunately, 33rd ISTS, forwhich I was the general chair, was finally switched to online symposium, so I
am very happy that we can have face to face ISTS in this time in Kurume.
As you recognize, small/micro/nano/pico-satellites are now utilized not
only for education or technological demonstration but have been applied tovarious practical missions including Earth observation, space science andexploration, communication, etc., by which becoming one of core assets
for space business. We witnessed two big changes of the way of spacedevelopment and utilizations; “from government to private sectors” and “small/micro/nano-satellite constellations.” Some distinguished start-ups such as SpaceX, Planet, Spire Global,
Rocket Lab, have grown up very rapidly which are making larger business based on small/mico/nanosatellite constellations, sometimes obtaining big “anchor-tenancy” contract from US government. Satellite
constellation can provide higher “time resolution,” i.e., frequent provision of service, but it also provides
the opportunity to develop large number of satellite fleets not in one time, but in several different batches.
This way of development will enable frequent update of the satellite design based on in-orbit results of theprevious satellite batches. I believe that how to realize this effect will be a key consideration for not only
start-ups but also governmental space program, for which satellite architecture and development style will
become new research issues.
Nano-satellite symposium, which started in 2010, has been featuring the technologies, applications,
legal matters, educational aspects and many other themes related to micro/nano/pico-satellites. Though
the symposium’s name is “Nanosatellite Symposium,” the scope has not been restricted to nano-satellites(around 10kg), but also include micro and pico-satellites, in total from around 1kg to 100kg. Japanese“Hodoyoshi Project” lead by myself hosted the first five Nano-satellite Symposiums during Hodoyoshi
project period from 2010 to 2013 in Japan, among which 5th Symposium held in University of Tokyo in
November 2013 found about 260 attendants from 47 countries. From 6th symposium, NSAT joined ISTS,
such as 6th NSAT in 30th ISTS in Kobe 2015, 8th NSAT in 31st ISTS in Matsuyama 2017, 9th NSAT in 32th
ISTS in Fukui 2019. In foreign countries, Varna, Bulgaria hosted 7th NSAT in 2016, and Istanbul hosted
11th NSAT in 2022.
As I have been mentioning every time, one of the important objectives of continually holding Nanosatellite Symposiums is to strengthen our community of micro/nano/pico-satellites. Through elevensymposiums, we have established firm community in this field and grew friendships, from which several
practical collaborations actually started. Please allow me to take this opportunity to announce that the next
annual meeting of UNISEC-GLOBAL, which is an international university community for micro/nano/pico-satellites and has been the host organization of NSAT will be held in Tokyo in November 2023. I hope
you could kindly plan your participation in this meeting as well.
Please join us in the 12th NSAT, and let us share the current technologies and future visions of theseevolving space systems. I am looking forward to seeing you in Kurume !

Prof. Shinichi Nakasuka, General Chair,
12th Nano-satellite Symposium Organizing Committee

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June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Message from the President of JSASS
On behalf of the Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Science, JSASS,
I am very pleased to welcome you to the 34th ISTS to be held at Kurume city,
Fukuoka prefecture, Japan, in June 2023. I personally first joined the ISTS
back in 1982 as a graduate student, when it gathered only 300 participants.
Now, the ISTS has grown to be one of the largest international symposiums
on space technology and science gathering more than 1,000 participants andcovers almost all the fields of space related activities.
Since its beginning, the ISTS has put the emphasis on the international
collaborations in order to elaborate on ideas of various challenging missions and to accomplish them. I am
hopeful that many attractive future mission concepts will become real space missions after the stimulating
discussions here in this ISTS. Let’s discuss how the space technology and science can contribute to oursustainable future in accordance with the theme of the symposium “Space for All of Us.”
Our success in past ISTS can be attributed not only to the combined endeavors of the participants andthe organizing committees but also to the strong support of the local communities. We are so proud of
having helped the local communities extend their involvement in space related activities even after the
symposiums. I am confident that the space industries here in Kurume will become larger and the number ofyoung researchers all over the prefecture will increase after the symposium.
Please join us and have stimulating discussions about space technology and science for our better future.
I look forward to seeing you in June 2023 at the city of Kurume.

Yasuhiro Morita
President
Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Science

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite SymposiumIIISynopsis

The 34th ISTS Organizing Committee and the Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences(JSASS) would like to invite individuals of all nations interested in space-related activities to participate
in this event. The 34th ISTS will be held under the main theme of “Space for All of Us”. We are also
very glad to hold together 12th Nano-Satellite Symposium (NSAT) jointly with ISTS. Please join us at
this event in Kurume, Fukuoka.
Kurume is a medium-sized city in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Located 30 minutes by local train(17minutes by Shinkansen) and less than an hour by car from Fukuoka City, Kurume is a transportation
hub for southern Fukuoka Prefecture. It is the commercial center of the Chikugo area, and there arevarious stores and malls, making it convenient for shopping. Despite its attractiveness as a town, what
is indispensable when talking about Kurume is its rich nature. The Chikugo Plain, where Kurume Cityis located, is known for its thriving production of rice, wheat, vegetables, and fruits. We will welcome
you with a variety of programs, including keynote speeches, world space highlights, special lectures,and poster sessions in plenary format and, in parallel format, general and organized technical sessions,student sessions, as well as a control contest, a young professionals program and social programs tohelp you experience and enjoy Kurume.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the 34th ISTS, 12th NSAT in the beautiful city of Kurume,with many recreational facilities and local cuisine and crafts.

Venue

Kurume City Plaza 8-1, Mutsumon-machi, Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture

Contacts and Open Hours

Registration & Information Desk Lobby of the 2nd Floor
Opening Hours : June 4 (Sun) 14:00-17:00
June 5 (Mon.) - 8 (Thu.) 8:30-18:00
June 9 (Fri.) 8:30-16:30

IV

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

International Space Exhibition

Exhibition Room & The Grand Hall’s Lobby, 2F
June 3 (Sat.)-June 7(Wed.) 10:00 - 17:00

Organizing Committee

The committee members’ list is available on the ISTS web page.

Wi-Fi Service

The following wifi services are available at the venue.
*However, please refrain from downloading large amounts of data, watching videos, or having
online meetings, as this is a shared connection.
We ask for your cooperation so all participants can use the service comfortably.

SSID : 08PlazaConvWIFIPASS : FFFFFFFF

SSID : 05PlazaConvWIFIPASS : DDDDDDDD

Program of Technical Sessions

The latest programs will be posted on the website as needed.

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite SymposiumV34th ISTS & 12th NSAT Timetable Overview / Event Schedule・Technical Sessions and Organized Sessions：Meeting Room (4F, 5F), Kurumeza (3F), C BOX (4F), Studio2 (4F)
★ Program is subject to change without notice. Please refer to the ISTS Website ＜ https://ists.ne.jp/ ＞ for the latest information.

Date

Morning

Afternoon

Night

Other Activities
・Exhibition Opening(10:00-, 2F Lobby)

June 3(Sat.)

June 4(Sun.

・International Space
Exhibition(10:00 - 17:00, 2F
Exhibition Room)・Space Education (u) Session(14:00 - 16:40, 4F The
・Space Education (u) Session
Small Meeting Room 1-3)
(11:00 - 12:20, 4F The
Small Meeting Room 1-3)
・On-site Registration Start

・International Space
Exhibition(10:00 - 17:00, 2F
Exhibition Room)(14：00 -, 2F Lobby)

・Keynote Speech:Space forall ---Building a Sustainable
Society ---(13:00 - 13:40,
2F Grand Hall )June 5(Mon.)

・Opening Ceremony(9:00 - 9:50, 2F Grand Hall) ・Special Session:Sustainable Space・Special Session : World
Endeavors: Transforming
Space Highlight
Ideas into Impactful,(10:00 - 11:30, 2F Grand
Diverse Actions
Hall)(14:00 - 15:40, 2F GrandHall )

・Welcome Reception
・International Space(18:30 - 20:30, Hotel New
Exhibition (10:00 - 17:00,
Plaza Kurume)
2F Exhibition Room)・Technical Sessions(16:00-17:40）
・Technical Sessions（14:00 - 17:40）
June 6(Tue.)・Technical Sessions（9:00 - 12:40）

・Technical Sessions（9:00 - 12:40）
June 7(Wed.)

June 8(Thu.)

June 9(Fri.)

VI

・OS1: Sustainable SpaceTransportation for the
Next-Generation（14:00 - 17:40）

・Cultural Night(18:30 - 20:30, Nakatsuru,
Teppan-yaki)・Technical Sessions（14:00 - 17:40）･New Space Night・OS3: Young Professionals(19:00-21:00, Ishibashi
Program, Sustainable
Cultural Center)
Space Development Visions
2040（14:00 - 15:40）

・Technical Sessions（9:00 - 12:40）

・Technical Sessions（14:00 - 17:40）

・Finalist Student Session（9:00 - 12:40)

・Finalist Student Session（14:00 - 17:40）

・11th Spacecraft Control
System Design Contest（9:00 - 12:40）

・Technical Sessions（14:00 - 17:40）･Excursion : Tanushimaru &Winery, Lunch･Excursion : Dinner Yakitori

・OS2: A Sustainable
Exploration Program for
the Moon, Mars and Beyond( 9:00 - 12:40)

・Technical Sessions（9:00 - 12:40）

・International Space
Exhibition(10:00 - 17:00, 2F
Exhibition Room)・International Space
Exhibition(10:00 - 17:00
Close, 2F Exhibition Room)･Excursion : Kurume Instituteof Technology, Shrine,
Lunch･Corporate Presentation(15:00 - 17:00, 4F Studio 3)

・Poster Session(17:40 - 19:00, 4F Foyer of ･Excursion : Dinner Sukiyaki
Kurumeza)・Commendation & Closing
Ceremony(18:30 - 20:30, Hotel
Suikoen Kurume )･Excursion : Bridgestone
Corporation, Lunch･Excursion : Yanagawa,
Lunch

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

June 5, Monday 34th ISTS Technical Program Overview
Room

9:00

10:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

10:00

The
Exhibition
2F

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

17:00

Exhibition

9:00 9:50

The
Grand Hall
2F

11:00

Opening
Ceremony

10:00

11:30

SpecialSession 1
World Space
Highlight

13:10 13:50 13:55

KeynoteSpeech

15:30

SpecialSession 2
Sustainable
Space Endeavors
16:00 17:00

Kurumeza
3F

b-1
Ion
Thruster
16:00

C Box
4F

The Large
Meeting
Room 1
5F
The Large
Meeting
Room 35F
The Medium
Meeting
Room 1
4F
The Medium
Meeting
Room 2
4F
The Medium
Meeting
Room 3
4F

17:20

d-1
Orbit
Determination
16:00

17:20

a-1
Intake andNozzle
16:00

17:40

f-1
Missions 1

16:00 17:00

q-1
Space PowerTechnologies
16:00

17:40

c-1
Composite
Materials
16:00

17:40

n-1
ALOS-2 andFuture Missions
16:00 17:00

Studio4F-2

t-1
Satelllite
System Design
and Data
Application
18:30 Start

Event, etc.

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Welcome Reception
Hotel New Plaza KurumeVIIJune 6, Tuesday 34th ISTS Technical Program Overview
Room

9:00

10:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

10:00

The
Exhibition
2F

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

17:00

Exhibition

9:00

Kurumeza
3F

11:00

10:20

b-2
Alternative
Propellant
for Ion Thruster
9:00

C Box
4F

10:40

d-2
OrbitalDynamics

The Large
Meeting
Room 1
5F

9:00

The Large
Meeting
Room 2
5F

9:00

10:40

a-2
Combustion 1
10:20

e-1
Supersonicand HypersonicFlow (1)
9:20

The Large
Meeting
Room 3
5F

10:40

f-2
Missions 2
10:40

11:00

12:20

14:00

15:40

os1-1
Space
Transportationb-3
Cathode
11:00

12:40

14:00

15:20

d-3
Orbital Rendezvous &Proximity Operations

d-4
Formation Flying& Satellite
Constellations

11:00

14:00 15:00

12:40

a-3
Combustion 2
11:00

12:40

15:20

16:00

17:40

e-4
Atmospheric-entry
(2)

11:00

14:00

16:00

12:40

f-3
Missions 3
11:00

12:20

15:40

f-4
Missions 4: Lunarand Interplanetary
Missions

9:00

c-2
Materials
Characterization

c-3
Smart Materials
and Structuresc-4
Deployable
Structures andStructural Concept

The Medium
Meeting
Room3
4F

9:00

11:00

14:00

10:40

17:20

e-3
Atmospheric-entry(1)

The Medium
Meeting
Room2
4F

n-2
ALOS-2
Applications andDisaster Mitigations

d-5
Entry/Landing/
Ascent Guidancee-2
Supersonic andHypersonicFlow (2)

9:00

10:40

16:00 16:40

d-7
AttitudeDynamics

The Medium
Meeting
Room 1
4F

q-2
Technologies
related to Solar
Power Satellites

17:40

os1-2
Space
Transportation

16:00

d-6
Attitude
Determination
14:00

16:00

11:00

14:00

15:40

q-4
Power Systemon the Moon

q-3
Solar Power
Satellite
12:40

12:40

n-3
Satellite Data
Applications

14:00

15:40

15:40

n-4
GCOM Series

17:40

f-5
Missions 5
16:00 17:00

q-5
EnergySystemfor Lunar
16:00

17:20

c-5
Structural
Analysis
16:00

17:40

16:00

17:40

n-5
Earth Observation
Technologies andValidations

The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-1
The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-2
10:00 10:40

Studio4F-2

Event, etc.

VIII

t-2
Satellite
Operations
Management

11:00

12:20

t-3
Systems
Engineering forSatellite Design

14:00

15:40

v-1
Space Law,
Policy and Historyv-2
Space Businessand Governance
18:30

20:30

Cultural Night
Nakatsuru Yakiniku
and Japanese
Steakhouse

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

June 7, Wednesday 34th ISTS Technical Program Overview
Room

9:00

10:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

10:00

The
Exhibition
2F

10:20

12:20

b-5
Hall
Thruster
10:40

11:00

os-3
Young Professional Program,Sustainable Space
Development Program 2040

12:40

16:00

17:20

16:00

17:20

The Large
Meeting
Room 1
5F

9:40

The Large
Meeting
Room 25F

os2-1
A Sustainable
Exploration
Program for the Moon,
Mars and Beyond

os2-2
A Sustainable
Exploration
Program for the Moon,
Mars and Beyond

16:00 17:00

The Large
Meeting
Room 3
5F

9:00

11:00

16:00

17:20

d-9
AttitudeControl 2

16:00

17:20

16:00

17:20

10:40

11:00 12:00

a-4
Solid
Rocket 1

a-5
Solid
Rocket 2

10:50

f-6
Guidance,
Navigation,
and Control 1

16:00

e-5
Aerodynamics
of Space
Vehicle12:40

f-7
Guidance,
Navigation,
and Control 2

f-8
Satellite Design
andDevelopment 1
g-1
FlightExperiments
1

9:00

10:20

c-6
Strucrtual
Dynamics
and Control

11:00

12:20

c-7
Structures ofSpacecraft andSpace Vehicles (1)c-8Structures ofSpacecraft andSpace Vehicles (2)16:00 16:40

The Medium
Meeting
Room3
4F
9:00

10:20

i-1
ThermalControl

9:00

10:20

w-1
Quality Evaluationof COTS and
New EEE Parts

11:00

k-1
ISS and Future Human
Space Mission andtheir Technologies

12:20

i-2
ThermalDesign

11:00 12:00

16:00

w-2
Reliabilityof AssemblyTechnology

17:20

w-3
Advanced
Activities
of S&MA

15:00

Event, etc.

17:40

a-6
HybridRocket 1

The Medium
Meeting
Room 14F

Studio
4F-2

21:00

d-10
Trajectory
Design and
Optimization 1

C Box
4F

The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-2

20:00

b-6
Hall Thruster /Cusped Field
Thrusterd-8
AttitudeControl 1

The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-1

19:00

17:00

11:00

b-4
Hall
Thruster
9:00

The Medium
Meeting
Room2
4F

18:00

Exhibition

9:00

Kurumeza
3F

11:00

17:00

Corporate
Presentation

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New Space Night

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June 8, Thursday 34th ISTS Technical Program Overview
Room
Kurumeza
3F

9:00

10:00

9:00

10:20

The Large
Meeting
Room 1
5F
The Large
Meeting
Room 25F
The Large
Meeting
Room 35F

9:00

The Medium
Meeting
Room3
4F
The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-1

The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-2

10:40

11:00

10:40

13:00

14:00

15:00

12:40

14:00

15:40

a-8
Hybrid Rocket 3

a-9
Liquid Rocket 1

11:00

14:00

12:40

11:00

14:00

9:00

12:40

f-10
Structures andMaterials

9:40 10:40

11:00

g-2
FlightExperiments2

g-3
FlightExperiments
3
10:40

12:20

11:55

15:40

r-1
Space Debris,
Observation,
Modelling
14:00

15:20

15:15

s-3
Finalist
Student
Session３

10:40

11:00 12:00

14:00

h-1
Thermophysical
Propertyh-2
Combustion
Scienceh-3
Fluid Science

9:00

11:00

k-2
Lunar Surface
Environment
and Related
Technologies

17:40

12:40

ｋ-3
Lunar Resources
andtheir Utilizations

16:00

18:00

a-10
Liquid Rocket 2

16:00

17:40

r-2
Space Debris,
Protection,
Hypervelocity
impact, Mitigation
16:00 17:00

g-4
Reusable Launch
Vehicles /Orbital Transfer
Vehicles
14:00

s-2
Finalist
Student
Session２

10:40

14:00

15:20

15:20

ｋ-4
Lunar
Subsurface
Exploration
andUtilizations

g-5
Solid-propellant Rockets /Hybrid-propellant Rockets
16:00

17:15

s-4
Finalist
Student
Session４
16:00

17:20

h-4
Exploration &Technology
16:00

17:20

ｋ-5
Explorationsfor Mars andits Moons

17:40

Event, etc.

X

21:00

15:20

9:00

10:15

20:00

Design Contest(preparation)e-8
Nozzle Flow
andInternal Flows-1
Finalist
Student
Session１

19:00

b-10
Resistojet,
Arcjet & MPD
Thrusterse-7High Enthalpy
Flow and Thermal
Protection System
(2)

9:00

18:00

12:40

11:00

f-9
Satellite Design
andDevelopment 2

17:00

16:00

b-9
Alternative
Propellant
for HallThrustere-6High Enthalpy
Flow and Thermal
Protection System
(1)
10:40

16:00

14:00 15:00

d-12
Mission Design 1

a-7
HybridRocket 2
9:00

12:20

b-8
Water
Thrusterd-11
Trajectory
Design and
Optimization 2

The Medium
Meeting
Room 1
4F
The Medium
Meeting
Room2
4F

10:20

12:00

11:00

b-7
Water
Propellant forHall Thruster
9:00

C Box
4F

11:00

19:00

Poster Session
Kurumeza 3F,
lobby

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

June 9, Friday 34th Final Technical Program Overview
Room

9:00

10:00
9:40

Kurumeza
3F

11:00

12:00

The Large
Meeting
Room 35F
The Medium
Meeting
Room 1
4F

14:00 15:00

b-11
Electrospray
Thrusterb-12
PulsedPlasmaThrusterb-13
PulsedPlasmaThruster
12:40

Design Contest

9:00

10:40

a-11
Green Propellant/
New Propellant 1
9:40

10:40

b-15
Magnetic
Nozzle
9:00

10:40

r-3
Space Debris,
Re-entry, ADR
9:00

10:20

m-1
Flight Experimentusing Scientiﬁc
Balloon andSounding Rocket

11:00

17:00

16:00

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

17:40

b-14
Air-breathing
Engine14:00 15:00

16:00 17:00

d-13
MissionDesign 2

d-14
Navigation& Controla-12Green Propellant/
New Propellant 2
11:00

12:40

b-16
Beaming
Propulsion

14:00

15:20

b-17
Beaming
Propulsion

11:00 12:00

14:00 15:00

r-4
Space
Debris,
ADR

r-5
Space
Environment

11:00

12:20

m-2
Research andDevelopment
related to Balloon
Flight Test System

14:00 15:00

16:00

17:20

b-18
Plume
Interaction

16:00

17:20

16:00

17:20

m-4
Developmentof onboard
Device for Fight
Experiments

m-3
Basic Technologies to
Support Small Flight
Vehicle Experiments
9:00

10:40

ｋ-6
Deep Space
Sciencies andTechnologies
9:00

The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-1

16:00

13:00

The Medium
Meeting
Room2
4F
The Medium
Meeting
Room3
4F

15:00

11:00 12:00

C Box
4F

The Large
Meeting
Room 2
5F

14:00

10:40

9:00

The Large
Meeting
Room 1
5F

13:00

10:20

j-1
Space
Navigation

11:00

12:20

j-2
Propagation

14:00

15:20

j-3
Components
and Systems

j-4
Systems

The SmallMeeting
Room 4F-2
18:30

Event, etc.

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Closing Ceremony
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Symposium
The Site Floor Guide
Grand Hall

The Grand Hall

2nd to 4th floor
June 5 (Mon) ・Open Ceremony

3F
The
Grand Hall・World H.

Sponsor's Exhibition＆ Dorink Corner

・SDGs

June 3 (Sat) 〜 June 7 (Wed)Sponsor's Exhibition &Dorink Corner
2F

The Grand Hall

4F

Kurumeza

Kurumeza

3rd and 4th floor
June 5 (Mon) b-1

3F

June 6 (Tue)b-2, 3 / os1-1, 2June 7 (Wed) b-4, 5, 6, os-3
Kurumeza

June 8 (Thu)b-7, 8, 9, 10

June 9 (Fri)b-11, 12, 13, 14

Poster Session (Lobby)
June 8 (Thu)

17:40-19:00

Creative Box (C Box)
4F

CreativeBox(C Box)

4th floor
June 5 (Mon) d-1
June 6 (Tue)d-2, 3, 4, 5June 7 (Wed) d-8, 9, 10
June 8 (Thu)d-11, 12June 9 (Fri)Design Contest
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The Large Meeting Room 1-3
5F

5th floor
The Large
Meeting Room 1
The Large
Meeting Room 2
The Large
Meeting Room 3

The Large Meeting Room 1
June 5 (Mon) a-1
June 6 (Tue) a-2, 3 / d-6, 7June 7 (Wed) a-4, 5, 6June 8 (Thu) a-7, 8, 9, 10
June 9 (Fri)a-11, 12

The Large Meeting Room 2
June 6 (Tue) e-1, 2, 3, 4June 7 (Wed) os2-1, 2 / e-5
June 8 (Thu) e-6, 7, 8
June 9 (Fri)b-15, 16, 17, 18

The Large Meeting Room 3
June 5 (Mon) f-1
June 6 (Tue) f-2, 3, 4, 5June 7 (Wed) f-6, 7, 8
June 8 (Thu) f-9, 10 / r-1, 2June 9 (Fri)r-3, 4, 5

The Medium Meeting Room 1-3 ／ Conference Room

4th floor

4F

Conference
Room

The Medium Meeting Room 1
June 5 (Mon) q-1
June 6 (Tue) q-2, 3, 4, 5June 7 (Wed) g-1
June 8 (Thu) g-2, 3, 4, 5June 9 (Fri)m-1, 2, 3, 4TheMediumMeeting
Room 1The Medium Meeting Room 2
June 5 (Mon) c-1
June 6 (Tue) c-2, 3, 4, 5June 7 (Wed) c-6, 7, 8
June 8 (Thu) s-1, 2, 3, 4

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MediumMeeting
Room 2

The
MediumMeeting
Room 3The Medium Meeting Room 3
June 5 (Mon) n-1
June 6 (Tue) n-2, 3, 4, 5June 7 (Wed) k-1
June 8 (Thu) h-1, 2, 3, 4June 9 (Fri)
k-6

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4F

4th floor

Meeting Room
The
Small
Meeting
Room 1The Small Meeting Room 1-3
June 4 (Sun)u-1, 2, 3
June 7 (Wed) i-1, 2June 8 (Thu)
June 9 (Fri)

The
Small
Meeting
Room 2

The
Small
Meeting
Room 3k-2, 3, 4, 5
j-1, 2, 3, 4

The Studios

4th floor

4F

Studio 1
Studio 2
Studio 3

Studio 2
June 5 (Mon)
June 6 (Tue)June 7 (Wed)t-1
t-2, 3 / v-1, 2
w-1, 2, 3

Studio 4
The Studios

2nd and 3rd ﬂoor The Exhibition
The Exhibition（June 3 (Sat.) -7 (Wed.) 10:00-17:00）

2nd and 3rd floor

2nd Floor Exhibition

3F

JAXA
General Company
Fukuoka Prefecture’s Company
Tokushima Prefecture(the next venue)

2F

The Exhibition

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Opening Ceremony, keynote Speech, Special Sessions, Organized Sessions for 34th ISTS
Opening Ceremony

Date : June 5 (Mon.) 9:00 - 9:50
Place : The Grand Hall (2F)
Opening
Kimiya Komurasaki (Chairperson of General Affairs Committee)
Opening Address from 34th ISTS
Toru Shimada (General Chairperson of the 34th ISTS)
Congratulatory Address from Kurume City
Shingo Haraguchi (Mayor of Kurume City)
Congratulatory Address from JAXA
Hiroshi Yamakawa (President of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)
Congratulatory Address from COSPAR
Masaki Fujimoto (Representative of Committee on Space Research)
Congratulatory Address from Overseas Program Committee
Joseph Casas (Representative of Overseas Program Committee)
Address from NSAT
Shinichi Nakasuka (General Chairperson of the 12th Nano-Satellite Symposium)
Address from JSASS
Yasuhiro Morita (President of Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences)
Information of Program and Event Schedule
Ikko Funaki (Chairperson of Program Committee)
Closing
Kimiya Komurasaki (Chairperson of General Affairs Committee)

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Special Programs (Plenary, Invited Speakers)
Special Session 1 ／ World Space Highlight

Date : June 5 (Mon.) 10:00 - 11:30
Place : The Grand Hall (2F)
Moderator : Akira Kosaka (JAXA)
Speakers: Garvey McIntosh (NASA)
Niklas Reinke (DLR)
Julien Mariez (CNES)

This session will inspire all audience the importance of collaboration between various actors (agencies,
institutes, academia and private sectors) towards future space exploration which is in line with thetheme of ISTS “Space for All of Us”. The background of this session is growing global interests ininternational space exploration. All speakers will introduce their roadmaps of each organization towards
future space exploration and its good practices of collaboration with various private sectors.

Keynote Speech ／ Space for All ---Building a Sustainable Society ---Date : June 5 (Mon.) 13:00 - 13:40
Place : The Grand Hall (2F)
Speaker : Chiaki Mukai (Tokyo University of Science)In this keynote speech, the speaker will introduce themes such as SDGs initiatives at the United
Nations and human resource development initiatives to support sustainable space development andutilization.

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Special Session 2 ／ Sustainable Space Endeavors: Transforming Ideas into Impactful, Diverse Actions

Date : June 5 (Mon.) 14:00 - 15:40
Place : The Grand Hall (2F)
Moderator : Toru Shimada (General Chairperson of the 34th ISTS)
Speakers: Koji Terada (JAXA): JAXA's Effort for Achieving the SDGs
Kanya Kusano (Nagoya University): Space Weather Prediction for Sustainable Space Development
Takeshi Yano (Bridgestone Corporation): Bridgestone’s Challenge to Space - Lunar Rover Tire Development Aya Iwamoto (Astroscale Japan): Striving towards Space Sustainability- How can we foster sustainable space
operations and circular economy in space through on-orbit servicing?

Considering the main theme: 'Space for All of Us' and following the keynote speech, this special
session dedicates itself to showcasing the diverse connections between space technology and the United
Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We initiate the discussion by considering the roleof space technology in supporting the achievement of the SDGs and delve into various topics. These
include the enhancement of our environmental detection capabilities through space weather forecasting,the potential for a business dedicated to tackling the issue of space debris, and the development ofmobility technologies on other planets to aid in sustainable city and community building. Throughout
our session, we will explore these opportunities, highlighting ongoing initiatives and envisioning future
developments. We invite you to join us in this exciting discourse as we discuss the potential of spacetechnologies in driving progress towards a future where space is for all of us.

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Organized Session 1 (OS-1) ／ Sustainable Space Transportation for the Next-Generation

Date : June 6 (Tue.) 14:00 - 17:40
Place : Kurumeza (3F)
Organizer : Kenichi Takahashi (Nihon University)
We will discuss what sustainable space transportation for the next generation should be like. The
organized session will cover a wide range of issues including technology, nature, people, and economy.
Researchers and engineers in a variety of fields (not limited to propulsion researchers) are invited tojoin and share the current trends and discuss strategies for space transportation to grow sustainably.

OS1-1 Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:40, Chairs: I. Funaki, K. Takahashi
14:00 Koichi Okita (Invited), Roadmap for Innovative Future Space Transportation Systems
14:20 Shinji Ishimoto (Invited), CALLISTO Demonstrator for Reusable Rocket Technologies
14:40 Landon Kamps (Invited), Hybrid Chemical Propulsion for Storable and Affordable
High-thrust In-space Transportation
15:00 Hiroki Matsunaga (Invited), Development of Next Generation Green Propellant withHigh Energetic Ionic Liquids
15:20 Yuichi Nakagawa (Invited), Water Propulsion System for Sustainable Space
Development
OS1-2 Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:40, Chairs: H. Matsunaga, K. Takahashi
16:00 Christopher Glaser, Hybrid Rocket Engines Optimized by Multi- Stepped Design
Approach: Experimental Investigation
16:20 Mateusz Tomasz Gulczynski, Parametric Optimization of Turbopump for Reusable
Rocket Engine (RRE) Applications
16:40 Shinji Igarashi, 20N class Green Monopropellant Thruster for Propulsion System of
Small Satellites
17:00 Armin Herbertz, Comparison of Different Types of Water Propulsion for Near Term
Application
17:20 Naoji Yamamoto, A Comparative Study of Water, Carbon Dioxide, and Adamantane as
Alternative Propellants for Ion Engines

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Organized Session 2（OS-2）／ A Sustainable Exploration Program for the Moon, Mars and Beyond

Date : June 7 (Wed.) 9:00 - 12:40
Place : The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)
Organizer : Tomohiro Usui (JAXA), Masaki Fujimoto (JAXA)As the area of human activity expand to the Moon, Mars and beyond, the key for success issustainable transfer of technology and human resources. Seamless transfer from space agencies suchas JAXA to private sectors is vitally important. In this session, key lectures as well as invited talks
are provided from international space agencies and private companies to share and discuss the current
situation and future prospects to make a sustainable exploration program.

Organized Session 3（OS-3）／ Young Professionals Program, Sustainable Space Development Visions 2040

Date : June 7 (Wed.) 14:00 - 15:40
Place : Kurumeza (3F)
Moderators : Naoya Ozaki (JAXA), Shion Ando (Kyushu University), Maximilien Berthet (Universityof Tokyo), Naoko Shinmi (Canon Electronics Inc.)
Space activities are reaching a turning point due to the rapid growth of the commercial space sector
and the development of new infrastructures such as lunar orbital gateways and space transportation
systems. It is necessary to think about visions for space development involving not only national
government organizations and academic institutions but also private companies. In addition,"sustainability" is an indispensable keyword for the future of space development. Sustainability here
includes not only environmental sustainability, such as debris management and planetary protection,
but also economic sustainability, allowing space development without dependence on governmental
budgets. Therefore, the ISTS will hold a program in which students and young professionals fromindustry, academia, and government can work together on the building blocks of sustainable spacedevelopment visions for 2040. Through this activity, we aim to create teams that can not only draw
cross-sectional visions, but also break through the vertical divisions between occupations and fields,
to solve problems as one. Five teams (about six members each) will be formed to discuss sustainable
space visions. Each team will discuss "themes to be solved for 2040" and present their vision forsolving the issues at the plenary session of ISTS on June 7, 2023.

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XIX11th Spacecraft Control System Design Contest

Date : June 9 (Fri.) 9:00 – 12:40
Place : C Box (4F)The contest aims at providing opportunity to capture the nature of dynamics and control of spacecraft
through solving a typical spacecraft control problem and to feel joy to develop “my” algorithm. A
certain control problem is announced beforehand, and participants design a controller in the form of aprogram, which will be evaluated at the contest site by computer simulations.
Several prizes will be given to those participants who designed excellent control algorithms. The
discussions about the problems and proposed control algorithms will also be given at the site, whichfurther contribute to understanding of the problem.

Social Programs■ Welcome Reception
On Monday evening, all ISTS/NSAT participants will be cordially invited to the Welcome
Reception by the Governor of Fukuoka Prefecture and the Mayer of Kurume City with Japanesehospitality. See the next page for further information.
■ Cultural Night
Cultural Night will be held at Nakatsuru Yakiniku and Japanese Steakhouse. Advance reservationis required. See the next page for further information.
■ New Space Night
Date : June 7 (Wed.) 19:00 - 21:00
Place : Ishibashi Culture Center, https://www.ishibashi-bunka.jp/en/index.html
Fee : 4,000 JPY
Space BD and the organizing committee of ISTS will hold a networking event “New SpaceNight” inviting all the people in the industry, government, and academia involved in the Japanesespace industry to further deepen exchange. Advance reservation is required.
■ Excursion
Several tours are provided for participants and their accompanying persons. Advance reservationis required, but limited number of tickets might be available at the registration desk. Please look thedetailed guidance on the ISTS web page.
Date: June 6 (Tue.) Tour fee: 2,300JPY• Tanushimaru & Winery Tour
Date: June 6 (Tue.) Fee: 5,000JPY• Dinner Yakitori
June 7 (Wed.)
Tour fee: 2,100JPY• Kurume Institute of Technology Tour
June 8 (Thu.)
Fee: 7,200JPY• Dinner Sukiyaki
June 9 (Fri.)
Fee: 3,500JPY• Bridgestone Corporation Tour
June 9 (Fri.)
Fee: 4,500JPY• Yanagawa & Unagi Ryori■ Commendation and Closing Ceremony
The 34th ISTS and 12th NSAT Organizing Committee intends to make this last evening of the joint
symposium an unforgettable event. See the next page for further information.

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Welcome Reception

June 5 (Mon.) 18:30 ～ 20:30

Hotel Newplaza Kurume
8-1 Mutsumonmachi, Kurume, Fukuoka 830-0031 Japan
TEL : 0942-33-0010 FAX : 0942-38-6583 https://www.newplaza.net/

Cultural Night＊ advance registration required

June 6 (Tue.) 18:30 ～ 20:30

Nakatsuru Yakiniku and Japanese Steakhouse
6-13 Torihigashimachi, Kurume, Fukuoka 830-0016 Japan
TEL : 0942-34-1338 https://www.nakatsuru.com/

Commendation and Closing Ceremony＊ advance
registration required

June 9 (Fri.) 18:30 ～ 20:30

Suikoen Hotel
21 Kushiharamachi, Kurume, Fukuoka 830-0013 Japan
TEL : 0942-35-5351 FAX : 0942-35-5356

http://www.suikoyen.co.jp/

Rte 3
Nat'l

Commendation andClosing Ceremony（June 9（Fri.）18:30 〜 20:30）

Suikoyen Hotel

Cultural Night（June 6（Tue.）18:30 〜 20:30）
JCHO Kurume
General Hospital

Sanbonmatsu-dori

Kushihira By-Pass-doriNakatsuru Yakiniku andJapanese Steakhouse
Showa-dori

Saga Bank

KurumePost Oﬃce

Convenience
store

Police Station

Meiji-dori

Kurume City Plaza

NishitetsuKurume Sta.

Welcome Reception（June 5（Mon.) 18:30 〜 20:30）

Hotel Newplaza Kurume

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Session Details
Session Details
The Symposium will address various fields of space-related technology and science. It will include Special Sessions,
Organized Sessions and 19 Technical Sessions of contributed papers and a Finalist Student Session.
Special Sessions after the Opening Ceremony (June 5)- Special Program 1, World Space Highlight- Keynote Speech by Dr. Chiaki Mukai- Special Program 2, Sustainable Space Endeavors: Transforming Ideas into Impactful, Diverse Actions
Organized Sessions- OS-1: Sustainable Space Transportation for the Next-Generation- OS-2: A Sustainable Exploration Program for the Moon, Mars and Beyond- OS-3: Young Professionals Program, Sustainable Space Development Visions 2040
Technical Sessionsa) Chemical Propulsion and Air-breathing Enginesb) Electric and Advanced Propulsionc) Materials and Structuresd) Astrodynamics, Navigation Guidance and Controle) Fluid Dynamics and Aerothermodynamicsf) Small Satellite: Joint session with 12th NSATg) Space Transportationh) Microgravity Sciences and Technologyi) Thermal Controlj) Satellite Communications, Broadcasting and Navigationk) Science and Technology for Human and Robotic Space Explorationm) Sounding Rocket, Balloon and Flight Experiment using Small Flight Vehiclen) Earth Observationq) Space Power Systemsr) Space Environment and Debrist) Systems Engineering and Information Technologyu) Space Education and Outreach for the Benefit of All Peoplev) Space Law, Policy and International Cooperationw) Safety and Mission Assurance

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Finalist Student Session
Date : June 8 (Thu.) 9:00 – 17:15
Place : The medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)The purpose of this session is to encourage students to present their original research results. Single authored papers
by graduate students, undergraduate students, or students in technical colleges or in senior high schools are welcome.
Co- authored papers can be submitted, only when a student in the above categories has made a principal contribution to
the paper and is registered as the first author to make a presentation at the symposium. The submissions are preliminary
screened for technological and scientific quality and selected papers are to be presented by the authors as finalists in thestudent oral session. Special prizes will be awarded to excellent papers presented in the student session based on the jury's
evaluation of both the manuscripts and the presentations.
Poster Session
Date : June 8 (Thu.) 17:40 - 19:00
Place : Foyer of Kurumeza (3F)
The Poster Session is planned to be held at specified hours during the Symposium. The authors will be requested to stayin the allocated session venue during this Session for explanations and discussions. Several excellent posters presented
at the poster session will be awarded with a prize. In the Poster Session, light meals and beverages are provided for theparticipants. The Poster Session includes a Shotgun Session, during which on-site presenters will be asked to give a briefpresentation of their poster to the participants within 30 seconds. The Shotgun Session starts from 17:55. Presentationmaterials, which are submitted posters, will be projected on a screen by the secretariat. On-site presenters are requested toarrive at the session venue by 17:00.
Notice for online presenters and participants: all posters and presenters’ e-mail addresses are open to the conference
participants on the paper handling system (“https://ists.confit.atlas.jp/”). Q&A can be conducted via e-mail.
Corporate Presentation
Date : June 7 (Wed.) 15:00 - 17:00
Place : Studio 3 (4F)
ISTS sponsors give presentations of their recent activities in English or Japanese. They welcome participants of thejoint conference.

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Technical Session Programs (Oral Sessions (a-w), Poster Session), Student Finalist Session

Program of Technical Sessions

Program of Technical Sessions

Technical Oral(a,(a,
b, b,
c, d,
j, k,
q,n,
r, t,
Technical
Oral Sessions
Sessions
c, e,
d,f,e,g,f,h,g,i, h,
i, j,m,k,n,m,q,u,r, v,t, w)u, v, w)(s)(s)
Finalist Student
Student
FinalistSession
SessionThe latest programme
Technical Poster
Technical
PosterSession
Sessioncan be found here.
a-1
Intake and Nozzle
16:00

Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:20

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-01

Yuki Kuwabara

Experimental and Numerical Investigation of the Sideslip Angle
Effect on the Ramjet Intake for High Mach Integrated Control
Experiment (HIMICO) Model at Mach 2

16:20

2023-a-02

Kazuma Matsumoto

Experimental and Numerical Investigation of a ThreeDimensional Supersonic Inlet for the Reusable Sounding
Rocket with ATRIUM Engine

16:40

2023-a-03

Rina Kato

17:00

2023-a-04

Aoi Ozone

Research on Ejector-jet Engines

Acoustic Characteristics of Clustered Rockets Using LowDensity Gas

a-2
Combustion 1
9:00

Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:40

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-05

Masahiro Takahashi

Post-flight Ground Tests of a RD1 Supersonic Combustor

Model at Mach 6 Flight Condition

9:20

2023-a-06

Sadatake Tomioka

Effects of Flow-path Designs on Scramjet Engine Performance

under M8 Flight Condition

9:40

2023-a-07

Koichi Omi

Koopman Mode Decomposition Analysis on Combustion
Instabilities in a Hydrogen-Ram Combustor under various
Hydrogen Jet Momentum Ratios to Air Flow

10:00

2023-a-08

Stéphane Boulal

Frequency Analysis of the Combustion Instabilities Induced bya Backward-facing Step

10:20

2023-a-09

Wolfgang Armbruster

Experimental Investigation of a Small-Scale Oxygen-Hydrogen

RDE

a-3
Combustion 2

Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:40

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

11:00

2023-a-10

Yoshiki Matsuura

11:20

2023-a-11

Shinichiro Ogawa

Development Status of a Laser-initiated Ignition Device
Study on Accuracy Improvement of a Forced Ignition Model
Focused on Micro-Rocket Torch

11:40

2023-a-12

Yownin Albert Leung

A Study on the Thermal and Pyrolysis Characteristics of

Copper-Infused Electrically Conductive Polymer Igniter for
Rocket Ignition

12:00

2023-a-13

Yuki Nobuhara

Effect of Electric Power and Oxidizer Flow Rate on the Ignition

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Criteria of Electrically Conductive Fuel

12:20

2023-a-14

Numerical

Simulations

Eliot Alan Fossof

Methane-LOx

Transcritical

Combustion in a Model Combustor Considering Real Gas
Effects.

a-4
Solid Rocket 1
9:40

Jun.7/Wed 9:40-10:40

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-15

Jouke Hijlkema

A New Attempt to Measure the Al2O3 Particle Size Distribution
for Solid Propellants under Representative Conditions

10:00

2023-a-16

Apollo B. Fukuchi

Effect of Magnalium on Burning Rate and Agglomeration Sizeof Composite Propellant

10:20

2023-a-17

Akihiro Terachi

Analysis of Internal Damage Process of AP/HTPB Composite
Propellant by Comparison of 3D X-ray CT Images before andafter Load Application

a-5
Solid Rocket 2
11:00

Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:00

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-18

Hiroshi Tabata

Consideration of Mechanical Properties of Solid Propellants in
Low Temperature Environments for Application to Planetary
Exploration

11:20

2023-a-19

Kai Ikoma

11:40

2023-a-20

Mizuki Teshima

Combustion Control with Jellied Solid Propellant
Effect of LiF addition on Combustion Controllable Solid
Propellant Microthruster Using Laser Heatinga-6
Hybrid Rocket 1
16:00

Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:40

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-21

Pressure

Oscillation

Wonjeong Hyunand

InstabilityinParaffin

Wax

Combustion of Hybrid Rocket

16:20

2023-a-22

Naoki Yasunaga

Experimental Investigation on the Scale Effect of Hybrid
Rockets With a Low Melting Point Fuel

16:40

2023-a-23

Yo Kawabata

Developing a Stagnation Point Combustion Chamber and
Measuring the Fuel Regression Rate of Hybrid Rocket Fuel

17:00

2023-a-24

Hironori Shimura

2023-a-25

Jacquelyn Gwynn

Prototyping and Hot Firing Test Results of Liquid-encapsulated
Fuel

17:20

Heat Treatment of Additively Manufactured Hybrid Rocket Fuel
GrainsJune 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Programa-7
Hybrid Rocket 2
9:00

Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:40

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-26

Kohei Matsui

Evaluation of Experimental System for Combustion Test of
SOFT Hybrid Rocket with Changing Oxygen Temperature

9:20

2023-a-27

Shigeru Aso

Injection Method and Aft Counter-Swirl Injection Method for

9:40

2023-a-28

Shigeru Aso

Alejandro

Taiki

PadillaLunar Orbit Mission Using Spatial-resolved Fuel Regression

Rate of Hybrid Thrusters

10:20

2023-a-30

Raymond Pangestu

Counter Flow Condition

11:00

Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:40
Masashi Wakita

Study on Flame Holding with Catalyst Assist in CAMUI-type
Hybrid Rocket Using 60wt% Hydrogen Peroxide as Oxidizer

11:20

2023-a-32

Landon Thomas Kamps

11:40

2023-a-33

Giuseppe Gallo

Thrust Characteristics of Hybrid Rocket Kick Motor
Numerical

andExperimental

12:00

2023-a-34

Advancements

in

the

Takashi Sakurai

Fuel and LOX Regenerative-Cooling Nozzle

2023-a-35

Marco Rotondi

Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Transient Erosion in
Rocket Nozzles

a-9
Liquid Rocket 1
14:00

Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:40

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-36

Kai Dresia

Design and Control Challenges for the LUMEN LOX/LNG
Expander-Bleed Rocket Engine

14:20

2023-a-37

Sebastian Klein

Investigation of the Chill Down Process in the LUMEN
LOX/LNG Demonstrator Engine

14:40

2023-a-38

Robson Hahn

Validation of Performance Prediction Model at Off-Design
Conditions for Partial Admission Supersonic Impulse Turbines

15:00

2023-a-39

Hiromitsu Kakudo

Modeling of Heat Generation in Cryogenic Turbopump Ball
Bearings

15:20

2023-a-40

16:20

2023-a-42

StatusSebastian Soller

of

Laser

Ignition

Systems

for

16:40

2023-a-43

Cheng Huang

Component-based Reduced Order Modeling of Multi-Injector

Rocket Combustors

17:00

2023-a-44

Jan Martin

Flame Response of a Sub- and Supercritical LOX/H2 and
LOX/LNG Rocket Combustor with large Optical Access

17:20

2023-a-45

Beatrice Latini

17:40

2023-a-46

Matteo Fiore

Tobias Traudt

a-11
Jun.9/Fri. 9:00-10:40
Green Propellant/New Propellant 1
9:00

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-47

Hiroki Matsunaga

Reactivity of Ammonium Dinitramide-Based Energetic Ionic

Liquids with Metals and Metal Oxides

9:20

2023-a-48
TestofKenshin Kawabata

Hydrogen-peroxide-added

ADN-based

Monopropellant Using Catalytic Thruster

Fundamental Study on SOFT Hybrid Rocket Engine with LT

12:20

System Simulation

FiringDevelopment of a Regenerative Cooling System for Hybrid
Rocket Applications

Yu Daimon

Cooling System Analysis for an Upper-Stage Aerospike

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-31

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-41

CFD Simulation of Flow in LRE Rectangular Cooling Channels

Pressure Loss of an Intake for an Air Breathing Engine Undera-8
Hybrid Rocket 3

Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-18:00

LOX/Methane Propulsion Systems

A Study on Hybrid Rocket Engine with Multi-Section Swirl

Acceleration Conditions for Space Launch

16:00

Development

Injection Method and Aft Counter-Swirl Injection Method under

10:00 2023-a-29
Torresa-10
Liquid Rocket 2

Modeling of Shutdown Transient State for Space Propulsion

A Study on Hybrid Rocket Engine with Multi-Section Swirl

Space Launch

Project Overview and Upcoming Steps in the Development

LUMEN: Test Platform for Rocket Engine Technologies.

9:40

2023-a-49

Toshiaki Iizuka

Effect of Wettability and Temperature of Pt/TiO2 Catalyst
Surface on Propellant Reactivity

10:00

2023-a-50

Haruki Sashida

Study on Life Extension of Catalysts for Microsatellite-Friendly

Multi-Purpose Propulsion System

10:20

2023-a-51

Takumi Takizawa

A Study of Hybrid Micro Thruster Using Powder Fuela-12
Jun.9/Fri. 11:00-13:00
Green Propellant/New Propellant 2
11:00

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-a-52

Hisayoshi Ito

Improvement of Flash Atomization Characteristics of HANbased Green Propellants Using High Saturation Pressure
Additive

11:20

2023-a-53

Akira Kakami

Thrust Chamber Design for Stable Combustion for Dimethyl
Ether and Nitrous Oxide

11:40

2023-a-54

Ryosuke Hosoi

Investigation of Characteristic Exhaust Velocity Model for
Water/Liquid Nitrogen Rocket Engines with Consideration ofVapor Pressure of Superheated Water

12:00

2023-a-55

Masazumi Yamaguchi

Performance Evaluation of Green Monopropellant Thrusterwith In-liquid Plasma

12:20

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium2023-a-56

Akira Kakami

XXVTechnical Sessions Program
A Dual Mode Thruster Using Microwave Plasma and Green
Propellant

12:40

2023-a-57

Ryosuke Omori

Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:00

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: T. Muranaka, K. Nishii

2023-b-01

Kuniyoshi Tabata

Cylindrical Hall Thruster

9:40

2023-b-14

Taisei Nakajima

10:00

2023-b-15

Yusuke Sawanishi

Design of 1-kW Class TAL-Type Double-Channel Hall Thruster

The Effect of Peak Magnetic Field Position on High-Specific
Impulse Hall Thruster

Deep Space Mission DESTINY+

b-5
Hall Thruster

Development of Microwave Discharge Ion Thruster Using High

11:00

Development Status of the Microwave Ion Thruster for JAXA's

16:20

2023-b-02

Microwave Frequency

16:40

2023-b-03

Takuya Koiso

Takato Morishita

Effect of Nozzle Contamination on Microwave Discharge
Cathode Performance

Kurumeza 3F

2023-b-04

Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:20

2023-b-16

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: Y. Okawa, TBD

Jaehong Park

Numerical Modeling of Xenon and Krypton Mixture Discharges
in Hall Thruster

11:20

2023-b-17

Aika Koeda

Observation of the Plasma Perturbation inside Hall Thrusters

b-2
Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:20
Alternative Propellant for Ion Thruster
9:00

Youngho Kim

Xenon and Krypton Mixture Discharges in 500 W-classThrusters

16:00

2023-b-13

Comparison of Performance and Ion Beam Characteristics ofIgnition of Energetic Ionic Liquids Using Electrolysis Ignitionb-1
Ion Thruster

9:20

Chairs: T. Morishita, D. Ichihara

Ryudo Tsukizaki

Alternative Propellant Study (krypton vs. xenon) of the μ10
ECR Gridded Ion Engine at its Hayabusa2 and DESTINY+

Using Numerical Simulation

11:40

2023-b-18

Masahiro Nonaka

Θ-Z 2D3V Full-PIC Simulation to evaluate Anomalous
Transport in Hall thrusters

12:00

2023-b-19

Shu Tokuda

Collision Model for Numerical Calculation of Carbon Dioxide
Hall Thruster

9:20

2023-b-05

Ryotaro Matsumotob-6
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:20
Hall Thruster / Cusped Field Thruster

9:40

2023-b-06

Michael Tsay

16:00

Missions

Thrust Performance of Ion Thruster with Nitrogen Propellant
400W Class, Iodine-Fueled Gridded Ion Propulsion System

Development

10:00

2023-b-07

Ryo Minematsu

Langmuir Probe Measurements within a Water-propelled
Gridded Ion Thrusterb-3
Cathode11:00

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: S. Yokota, R. Kawashima

Yuya Oshio

The Orifice Diameter Effect on Plasma and Emitter Surface
Temperature Distributions of a LaB6 Hollow Cathode11:20

2023-b-09

keito Hirai

Orifice Surface Temperature Measurement of LaB6 Hollow

Cathode by a Near-infrared Two-color Radiation Thermometer

11:40

2023-b-10

Shun Imai

Effect of Hollow Cathode Discharge Condition on the LaB6
Inner Surface Contamination

12:00

2023-b-11

Tsubasa Hashizume

Diagnostics of Hollow Cathode Discharge Plasma by

Spectroscopic Methodsb-4Hall thruster
9:00

Jun.7/Wed 9:00-10:20

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: T. Miyasaka, N. Yamamoto

2023-b-12

Ikkoh Funaki

Development and Qualification of a 6-kW-class Hall Thruster

Subsystem for ETS-9

XXVISHIGERU SATO

Hollow Anode Characterization for Low-power Miniaturized

SPT Hall Thruster

16:20

2023-b-21

Kento Takishima

Hollow Anode Optimization for Miniaturized Low-power AnodeLayer Hall Thrusters

Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:20

2023-b-08

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: Y. Okawa, Y. Oshio

2023-b-20

16:40

2023-b-22

Arash Rezazadeh

17:00

2023-b-23

Suk Hyun Yeo

Miniaturization of Low-Power Hall Thrusters

Multi-Objective Design Optimization of Low-Power Cusped
Field Thrusterb-7
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:20
Water Propellant for Hall Thruster
9:00

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: I. Funaki, M. Tsay

2023-b-24

Kento Shirasu

Miniaturization of a Water-vapor Hall Thruster for Performance
Enhancement and Cathode Coupling

9:20

2023-b-25

Masayuki Matsuura

Effect of Channel Diameter and Width on a Low-Power WaterVapor Hall Thruster

9:40

2023-b-26

Daigo Takasaki

Coupling operation of a LaB6 Thermionic Cathode with a Lowpower Water-vapor Hall Thruster

10:00

2023-b-27

Fuga Matsuo

A TAL-type Hall Thruster Using Water Propellantb-8
Water Thruster

Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:20

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program

11:00

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: A. Kawasaki, K. Kinefuchi

2023-b-28

Juliusz Saryczew

Development of a Test Bench for Electrolyser Performance
Evaluation for Water Electrolysis Propulsion

11:20

2023-b-29

11:40

Daisuke Komatsu

2023-b-30

Kento Yoshida

Study on High-power Arcjet Thruster for Spacecraft Using

Water Propellantsb-9
Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:00
Alternative Propellant for Hall Thruster

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: H. Tahara, K. Nishii

2023-b-32

Dibyesh Satpathy

Propellant based on Anode Temperature Change

2023-b-33

Kota Gunji

14:40

2023-b-34

Development

Takuya Nakajima

andPerformance

Enhancement

of

Hall

Thrusters for Transportation in the Solar System -Use of
Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Ammonia, Hydrogen, Helium, Air
and Ice/Water etc. in the Planets and Satellites to Propellants-

b-12
Jun.9/Fri. 11:00-12:00
Pulsed Plasma Thruster
11:00

11:20

Electrothermal Thruster

16:20

Alexander Scott Hillstrom

2023-b-36

Manufactured

Masayuki Yamada

2023-b-45

Prach Ammarittakul

Characterizationb-13
Jun.9/Fri. 14:00-15:00
Pulsed Plasma Thruster
14:00

Multi-wall

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: Y. Takao, Y. Oshio

2023-b-46

Yoshihiro Kajimura

Development and Operation Demonstration of Pulsed Plasma
Thruster for 2U-CubeSAT

14:40

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: Y. Oda, TBD

Additively

2023-b-44

Plasma Thruster

11:40

16:00

of

Shota Mizoi

Applying Sheet-type Propellant Supply Mechanism and New
Propellant

14:20

2023-b-35

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: Y. Takao, H. Tahara

2023-b-43

Prototype Evaluation of Electrothermal-Acceleration-type PPT

b-10
Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-17:40
Resistojet, Arcjet & MPD Thrusters
Optimization

Momoko Naemura

Coaxial Short-pulse Laser-assisted Pulsed Plasma Thruster

Performance Evaluation of Hall Thrusters Using Carbon
Dioxide as Propellant

2023-b-42

Effect of Reverse Configuration of Electrode for Coaxial Pulsed

Performance of Anode Layer Thruster RAIJIN66 with Argon

14:20

10:20

Electrospray Thrustersof Micro Water Resistojet Thruster for Small Satellites

14:00

Koki Matsukawa

Time-of-Flight Measurements of Ion Beam Compositions in

Kaname Yokota

2023-b-31

2023-b-41

Liquid Electrospray Thrusters

Performance Test and Estimation of Orbital Control Authority

12:00

10:00

Improvement of Grooved Needle Emitter Performance for Ionic

Study on Electrodes Design for MPD Thruster Using Water
Propellant

Ionic Liquid Electrospray Thrusters with a Double-Emitter
Structure for High Current Density

2023-b-47

Yasuhisa Oda

A Study for Automated Tuning System Development of a
Thrust Stand for Miniature Thrusters

2023-b-48

Takuma Unegawa

Development of Commercially-Available High-Total-Impulse

Electrothermal Pulsed Plasma Thruster Systems in Osaka

Ryo Ikemoto

Sangyo University -from Charging Electric Energy/Power:

Performance Characteristics and Their Enhancement of

1J/1W for 1U(1kg) Cubesats to 50J/50W for 50cm Cube (50kg)

Direct-Current Arcjet Thrusters -Use of Carbon Dioxide,

Nano-Satellites-

Methane, Ammonia, Hydrogen, Helium, Air and Ice/Water etc.
in Planets and Satellites in the Solar System to Propellants-

16:40

2023-b-37

Ayano Yoshida

Performance Characteristics and Their Enhancement of
Steady-State MPD Thrusters with Permanent Magnets forTransportation in the Solar System -Use of Carbon Dioxide,
Methane, Ammonia, Hydrogen, Helium, Air and Water/Ice etc.
in the Planets and Satellites to Propellants-

17:00

2023-b-38

Alexander Behnke

MPD Thruster SX3Jonathan

SkaldenNeutron Imaging Investigation of AM Tungsten Nozzles for an
Arcjet Deorbit Systemb-11
Electrospray Thruster
9:40

Jun.9/Fri. 9:40-10:40

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: K. Tabata, K. Nishiyama

2023-b-40

Shujun Guo

16:00

Jun.9/Fri. 16:00-17:40

Kurumeza 3F, Chairs: M. Tagawa, K. Nishiyama

2023-b-49

Jonathan Skalden

Performance Characterization of an Atmosphere-Breathing RF
Helicon Plasma Thruster

16:20

2023-b-50

Fundamental

Current Balance and Current Densities in the Plume of the AF-

17:20 2023-b-39
Thrusterb-14
Air-breathing Engine

Study

Yuteng Hu
about

Air-breathing

Pulse

Magnetoplasmadynamic Thruster

16:40

2023-b-51

Koki SugimotoHigh Compression Intake System for Air Breathing Ion Engine
Using Anisotropic Molecular Scattering Property of Intake
Surfaces

17:00

2023-b-52

Yukai Miya

Performance Evaluation of an Air-breathing Ion Engine with
the Microwave Discharge Ion Engine μ10 Shaped Ion Source.

17:20

2023-b-53

Koki Murata

A High Compression Intake System for Air Breathing Ion
Engine

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium

XXVII

Technical Sessions Program
b-15
Magnetic Nozzle
9:40

2023-b-54

Jun.9/Fri. 9:40-10:40
The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)
Chairs: A. Kawasaki, TBD

Xiang Ma

Numerical Simulation of Plasma Expansion in RF Plasma
Thruster with Magnetic Cusp

10:00

2023-b-55

Jonathan Skalden

Advancements in VLEO Satellite Platform Design Utilizing an
RF Helicon-based Plasma Thruster

10:20

2023-b-56

Naoki Katsura

Relation between the Electric Field Fluctuation and Electron
Detachment in a Magnetic Thrust Chamber for Laser Fusion
Rocketsb-16
Beaming Propulsion

Jun.9/Fri. 11:00-12:40
The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)
Chairs: K. Komurasaki, Y. Oda

11:00

2023-b-57

Atsushi Isomura

11:20

2023-b-58

Gakuto Sekine

Ion Current Distribution in Pulsed Laser Ablation Plume
Impulse Angle Variation in Pulsed Laser Ablation with Oblique
Incidence

11:40

2023-b-59

John E. Sinko

The Influence of Environmental Pressure on Microsecond
Laser Propulsion with Metals

12:00

2023-b-60

John E. Sinko

Microsecond Laser Propulsion with Elemental Metals under
Vacuum Conditions

12:20

2023-b-61

Ayuto Manabe

Effect of Reed Valve’s Length on the Thrust Performance ofMicrowave Rocket in Multi-Cycle Operation

b-17
Beaming Propulsion
14:00

2023-b-62

Jun.9/Fri. 14:00-15:20
The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)
Chairs: H. Horisawa, K. Mori

Kyohei Kato

Laser-Supported Detonation Wave Induced in a Laser Beamwith a Multi-peaked Profile

14:20

2023-b-63

Seiichiro Takano

16:20

2023-b-67

Takanobu Muranaka

Experimental Evaluation of Ion Energy Distribution Functions
for Backflow Ions in 10 cm-class Microwave Discharge Ion
Thruster Operation

16:40

2023-b-68

Ayumu Nono

Numerical Investigation of Ion Back Flow of a Microwave
Discharge Ion Thruster

17:00

2023-b-69

Backflow

Xenon

Ions

Ryota Shirasawa
Measurement

byLaser-induced

Fluorescence Spectroscopy in the Plume of a Microwave
Discharge Ion Thruster

c-1
Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:40
Composite Materials

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

16:00

2023-c-01

Chairs: T. Yokozeki, M. Kotani

YU ZHOU

The Evaluation of Mechanical Properties of Composite
Laminates based on Sheet-winding Compression-molding(SWCM) Processing

16:20

2023-c-02

Clemence Lecointre

Lea Anne

Defects Detection in CFRP

Composites with Non-contact Lamb Waves Propagation

16:40

2023-c-03

Tomoe Yayama

Effect of Interfacial Chemical Bonding on Mechanical
Properties of Carbon Nanotubes/epoxy Nanocomposites

17:00

2023-c-04

Yugo Kimoto

Research on Siloxane-Block-Polyimide Film for Space

Application

17:20

2023-c-05

Ei Phyu Phyu

Analyzing and Comparing SRS Waveform Properties Using
Different Materials

c-2
Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:40
Materials Characterization

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

9:00

2023-c-06

Chairs: Y. Kimoto, Y. Zhou

Santa Nishioka

Ground-based Simulation Experiment on Degradation ofSpacecraft Polymeric Materials in VLEO

9:20

2023-c-07

Kaichi Nakayama

Ground-based Experiment for Simultaneous N2 Collision

Performance Evaluation of Diode Laser Sustained Plasma

Effects on Atomic Oxygen-induced Polyimide Erosion in VeryThruster Using Argon

Low Earth Orbit

14:40

2023-b-64

Ten Arai

Construction of the Calculation Model to Clarify the Energy
Ratio in the Entire Area of an LSD Wave.

15:00

2023-b-65

Yamato Homme

Temperature and Fractional Absorption Measurement of Fiber

Laser-Sustained Plasma Using Argon

b-18
Plume Interaction
16:00

2023-b-66

Jun.9/Fri. 16:00-17:20
The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)
Chairs: H. Horisawa, M. Matsui

Keita Nishii

Numerical Investigation of Facility Effect on Performance
Measurements of Low-Reynolds-Number Nozzles

XXVIII

9:40

2023-c-08

Yuko Kubo

2023-c-09

Koki Yao

Evaluation of Space Debris Impact on AO-resistant Polyimide
for MLI

10:00

Evaluation of the Structural Shielding/shadowing Effect ofAtomic Oxygen from SLATS Flight Data

10:20

2023-c-10

Shuko Akamine

Radiation Heating Test of Porous MgAl2O4 Ceramics with Low
Emissivity as Inner Thermal Insulator for Stand-off Thermal

Protection System Using an Arc-heated Wind Tunnel

c-3
Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:40
Smart Materials and Structures

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program

11:00

2023-c-11

Chairs: A. Senba, N. Kishimoto

Nozomu Kogiso

Resilient Operation Scheduling of Smart Antenna System
Considering Uncertainties and Safety Conditions through
STPA

11:20

2023-c-12

Kazuki Nagai

Evaluation of Deployed Shape of Two-layer Space Membrane

Array Antenna

11:40

2023-c-13

Yushin HARA

Piezoelectric Semi-Active Structural Identification Method to
Realize Energy-Saving On-Orbit Identification

12:00

2023-c-14

Ryosuke Mochida

Stewart Platform with Low Thermal Expansion and Low
Thermal Conduction Elastic Hinges for Precise Pointing
Control

12:20

2023-c-15

Meng Zhou

Phase-Delay Switching Strategy for Piezoelectric Vibration
Energy Harvestingc-4
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:40
Deployable Structures and Structural Concept

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

14:00

2023-c-16

Chairs: K. Otsuka, A. Tsuyohi

Hiroaki Tanaka

Study on Deformable Space Structure System Consisting of
Lattice Structures

14:20

2023-c-17

Leticia Santos Lula

Barros Evaluation of Folding-Pattern Designs for Large-Scale

Square Solar Sail

14:40

2023-c-18

Ryota Tsuchiya

Antenna Structural Concept Composed of Scissors Member
Connected with Convex Tapes

15:00

2023-c-19

Yasuko Sudo

Thermal-structural Analysis of Stand-off Thermal Protection

System Made of CMC Panel and Pyramidal Lattice Truss
Structures

15:20

2023-c-20

Tetsuo Yasaka

Wrap-rib Antenna Deployment Analysis

c-5Structural Analysis
16:00

2023-c-21

Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:20
The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)
Chairs: H. Tanaka, N. Kogiso

Ryo Kuzuno

Dominant Geometrical Factor in Non-Equatorial Space

Elevator Dynamics

16:20

2023-c-22

Nobuya Toyoda

16:40

2023-c-23

Daiki Watanabe

Pillow Deformation of Cable-mesh Surface Antenna

Design Of Solar Paddle With Improved Power Generation
Using Multiple Reflections

17:00

2023-c-24

Takeshi Akita

Chairs: Y. Hara, A. Senba

9:00

2023-c-25

Hideki Uchida

9:20

2023-c-26

Asuka Tatara

Vibration Damping by Wire Harnesses on Flexible Structures

Spin Deployment Prediction of Large Membrane Structure by
Ground Test with Small Model Based on Scaling Law

9:40

2023-c-27

Tianyi Tang

System Identification of Space Structures Subjected to
Unknown Disturbances Using Piezoelectric Device

10:00

2023-c-28

Takumi Yamada

Compensator in Large Deployable Structure for Space Using
Mecanum Wheelc-7
Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:20
Structures of Spacecraft and Space Vehicles (1)The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

11:00

Chairs: Y. Sato, N. Kogiso

2023-c-29

Konosuke Nishinaga

Design and test of the Paddle Deployment Mechanism for
3UCubeSat

11:20

2023-c-30

Kentaro Shirai

Research on Mitigating Mechanical Environment by Satellite
Structures Itself

11:40

2023-c-31

Improvement of Beam

Sora Kanamaru

Scanning Accuracy

12:00

2023-c-32

Ryohei Orii

High-precision Structure

c-8
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:20
Structures of Spacecraft and Space Vehicles (2)The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

16:00

Chairs: Y. Miyazaki, Y. Sato2023-c-33

Yusaku Ashida

Effect on Atomic Oxygen-Induced Surface Erosion of

Polyimide on Atmospheric Drag of Satellite in Very Low Earth
Orbit

16:20

2023-c-34

Towa Ushijima

Atomic oxygen density variation in VLEO region: SLATS/AOFS
flight data analysis

16:40

2023-c-35

Silas Eichel

17:00

2023-c-36

Felix Frederic Krziwanie

Development of the Fairing Structure for CALLISTO

Development of the Landing Leg Structure for CALLISTO

d-1
Orbit Determination
16:00

2023-d-01

Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:20
C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Masaki Tsutsui

Research on Improvement of Orbit Determination Accuracy bySatellite-to-Satellite

Using a Sequential Data Assimilation TechniqueOccultation Observation Mission to Venus

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

ShapeMembrane Fixing Method for Realizing Large and Lightweight

A Study on Tension Monitoring of Cable-Beam Structure byc-6
Jun.7/Wed 9:00-10:20
Structural Dynamics and ControlbyEstimation of Space Deployable Array-Antennas

16:20

2023-d-02

Tracking

inInter-Satellite

Radio

Kazuki Takashima

Quasi-Autonomous Orbit Determination Model by Optical
Camera in Cislunar Space

16:40

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium2023-d-03

Hiroshi Takeuchi

XXIXTechnical Sessions Program
Orbit Determination Using INS Observables for CubeSat

Distributed Control for Satellite Constellation Separation with

MissionDifferential Drag

17:00

2023-d-04

Sho Tniguchi

Optimization of Orbit Determination Period and Orbit
Correction Timingd-2
Orbital Dynamics
9:00

2023-d-05

Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:40
Daichi Ito

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Perturbation Analysis of Distant Moons for Multiple Gravity
Assists Trajectory Design

9:20

2023-d-06

Damennick Bolte Henry

Quasi-periodic Orbits near Earth-Moon L1 in the Hill Restricted
Four-body Problem

9:40

2023-d-07

Takayuki Shihara

10:00

2023-d-08

Ayano Tsuruta

10:20

2023-d-09
Nishanth
Hamiltonian

Analysis of Approach Conditions to Capture by the Moon

Pushparaj

Structure-Preserving Stabilization of Spacecraft in Spatial
Periodic Orbits

d-3
Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:40
Orbital Rendezvous & Proximity Operations
2023-d-10

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Katsuyoshi Tsujita

A Model Predictive Control of Small Spacecraft Maneuver for
Autonomous Docking

11:20

2023-d-11

Takahiro Sasaki

Debris Removal Missions Considering Both GNC and Capture

11:40

2023-d-12

Sajjad Keshtkar

Robots2023-d-13

Sho Nishimura

12:20

Target2023-d-14
MarkerStrategies

forNeural ODE

16:20

2023-d -20

Using Deployable Target Markers

d-6
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:00
Attitude Determination
14:00

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-d-21

Evaluation

Temperature Sensors

14:20

2023-d-22

EQUULEUS'

In-Space

14:40

2023-d-23

d-7
Attitude Dynamics
16:00
16:20

2023-d-25

Debris Capture

16:40

2023-d-26

Hayabusa2

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Toshinori Yabe

Formation Trajectory Tracking Control of Port-Hamiltonian

Systems with Gain Scheduling on the Tracking Error

Yuki Hamanaka

Formation Tracking Control Based on Generalized CanonicalTransformation with Adaptive Mechanism for Atmospheric

Keito Otsubo

A Concept Study of Small Satellite Formation Flight Using
Variable Shape Function

15:00

XXX

2023-d-18

Takeya Shima

Vinicius Ferreira Nery
Least

SquaresThrustVectorJulian Guinane

Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:20
Saki Takeuchi

Haruma Suzuki

Pavel M Trivailo

Locations on the Tumbling Spacecraft Using Inertial Morphing

17:00

2023-d-27

Pavel M Trivailo

Design of the Attitude Acrobatic Manoeuvres by theAutonomous Spacecraft Possessing Inertial Morphing (IM)

9:00

2023-d-17

Orientation

Efficient Attitude Change Utilizing Non-holonomic Features

14:00

14:40

MASCOT

The Large Meeting Room 1 (5F), Chairs: TBD

2023-d-24

d-8
Attitude Control 1

Drag

the

Star Tracker for Nanosatellite Platforms

d-4
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:20
Formation Flying & Satellite Constellations

2023-d-16

ofSystems Engineering Design and Verification of CROSS, a

Capabilities

14:20

Ralf Christian Boden

Estimation with Non-linear Observation Model

Extended Mission to the Fast-rotating Asteroid 1998 KY26

2023-d-15

Tetsuya Kusumoto

Guidance, Navigation, and Control for Landing on an Asteroid

Control of External Directional Exposures of Various Surface

Anivid Pedros-Faura

Deployment

Multi-Objective Design Optimization of Lunar Landing Using

Tether-Net via Attitude Control of Tethered Subsatellite for

Design of Image-only Navigation Strategy for Deep Space

Rendezvous and Docking

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Takaaki Matsuura

Optimal Tether Deployment and Ejection Direction Control of

Exploring Task Relaxations for Collision Avoidance of Space

12:00

2023-d-19

Optimization of Structural Configurations of Spacecraft for

Requirement Optimization of Proximity Operations for Active
System Constraints

16:00

Performance

New Equilibria in Quadratic Optimal Control Systems

11:00

d-5
Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-16:40
Entry/Landing/Ascent Guidance2023-d-28

Jun.7/Wed 9:00-10:40
C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Kazutoshi Ito

Attitude Control and Morphology Evolution of Flapping
Spacecraft via Deep Reinforcement Learning

9:20

2023-d-29

So Kaieda

Semi-Optimal Control Law and Experiment for Agile Maneuverof Small Satellites with VSCMGs

9:40

2023-d-30

Mio Miyazawa

Design and Stability Analysis of Attitude Tracking Control
System for Spacecraft Considering Stochastic Disturbances

10:00

2023-d-31

Yuta Hayashi

Discrete-Time Attitude Control for Spacecraft Using Iterative

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program
Learning

10:20

2023-d-32

Mission Design 1

Hirohisa Kojima

Underactuated Steering Control Law for Spacecraft Attitude
Control Using Two Skewed Control Moment Gyroscopes under
Path Constraint

2023-d-33

Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:40
C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Takahiro Fujikawa

Sliding-Mode Attitude Control for Redundant System with Input

2023-d-34

Saad Farraj Alshammari

Dynamic Study of Tethered Probe for Planetary Atmospheric

to Minimize the Base Disturbances2023-d-35

11:20

2023-d-47

Yosuke Kawabata2023-d-48

Hitoshi Ikeda

Trajectory Design and Flight Results in LEOP for EQUULEUS
Mission

11:40

eXploration (MMX)

12:00

2023-d-49

Masakazu Iwabuchi

Impact Probability Analysis for Planetary Protection of Martian

Adaptive Sliding Mode Control (ASMC) for Space Manipulator

11:40

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Andres Anselmo Loera

Flight Dynamics Operation Strategies of Martian Moons

Constraints Using Linear Programming

11:20

2023-d-46

Exploration

d-9
Attitude Control 2
11:00

11:00

Takayuki Sakai

Moons eXploration

12:20

2023-d-50

Kohei Yamaguchi

Practical Asteroid Retrieval Mission Design Method Based on

Research on Minimum Time Attitude Control of Spacecraft with

The Capture Dynamics in the Planar Circular Restricted Three-Flexible Structures

body Problem

12:00

2023-d-36

Truong An Hoang Xuan

Interplanetary Magnetic Field with Consideration of Vibrationd-13
Mission Design 2

Sustaining

14:00

Attitude

12:20

Controlof2023-d-37
LEO

Spacecraftwith

Membrane

Dmytro Faizullin

Satellite

Missions

with

the

Using

Use

of

Magnetorquers

KY26: Application to the Hayabusa2 Extended Mission

14:20

16:00

14:40

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Takuya Chikazawa

Designing Swing-by Trajectories on B-plane with Application to

Ride-sharing CubeSat

16:20

2023-d-39

Mehmet Esit

Comparative Study on Trajectory Optimization for Solar Sail
Mercury Mission

16:40

2023-d-40

Junji Kikuchi

Off-Nominal Trajectory Design of Earth-NRHO Transfer Orbit
for Logistics Resupply Mission to Gateway

17:00

2023-d-41

Zhengxu Pan

Orbital Configuration Control for Space-based Gravitational

Wave Observatory in the Three-body Problem

d-11
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:20
Trajectory Design and Optimization 2
9:00

2023-d-42

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Kenta Oshima

Applications of the Regularized Direct Method for Nonlinear
Trajectory Optimization

9:20

2023-d-43

Shodai Hirayama

Optimal Transfer by Stochastic Gradient Descent Algorithm
Adam

9:40

2023-d-44

Keitaro Yamamoto

On Sparse Trajectory Planning in the Bicircular Restricted
Four-Body Problem Based on the ℓ1-Optimal Newton Method

10:00

2023-d-45

Nicola Marmo

Robust Control Strategy of Periodic Orbits via a Hybrid
Multiple-shooting Approachd-12

C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Shota Kikuchi

Orbital and Surface Environments of the Fast Rotator 1998

d-10
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:20
Trajectory Design and Optimization 1
2023-d-38

2023-d-51

Jun.9/Fri. 14:00-15:00

Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:40

2023-d-52

Yuya Mimasu

Research of On-board Optical Navigation for Hayabusa2’s
Flyby Mission

2023-d-53

Haruhito Ohki

Attitude Control Law of Touch-and-Go Probe for Non-small

Celestial Body Sample Return Mission

d-14
Navigation & Control
16:00

2023-d-54

Jun.9/Fri. 16:00-17:00
C Box 4F, Chairs: TBD

Takaomi Chubachi

Path Planning of Magnetic Movable Robot on Deployable
Membrane Structure

16:20

2023-d-55

Masahiro Fujita

Study on Deep Space Relative Radio Navigation Using
Beacons

16:40

2023-d-56

Volkan Paksoy

Optical Lunar Navigation for a Small Spacecraft Using Basilisk
Astrodynamics Softwaree-1
Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:20
Supersonic and Hypersonic Flow (1)The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

9:00

2023-e-01

Chairs: H. Nishida, H. Otsu

Hayato Nogami

Diagnostics of Expansion Tube Flows by Sensitivity Enhanced
Laser Absorption Spectroscopy of Oxygen Molecule

9:20

2023-e-02

Yasumasa Watanabe

Study on Water-Ice Behavior and Subsequent Water-Flow

Interaction in Mach-7 Hypersonic Flow

9:40

2023-e-03

Hiromu Ueno

Preliminary Experiments of Flow Structure of AxisymmetricSupersonic Free Jets

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium

XXXI

Technical Sessions Program
10:00

2023-e-04

Takumi Sakashita

Preliminary Experiments of Elliptic Underexpanded Sonic Jets

e-2
Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:40
Supersonic and Hypersonic Flow (2)The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

11:00

Chairs: K. Suzuki, Y. Watanabe

e-5
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:00
Aerodynamics of Space Vehicle

The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

16:00

Reusable Launch Vehicle

Takahiro Yamashita

16:20

11:20

2023-e-06

Masaki Okajima

16:40

11:40

2023-e-07

Ryuki Nishi

12:00

2023-e-08

Yosuke Kurosaka

Flows

Numerical Study of Unsteady Transonic Diffuser Flows

Preliminary Experiments of Square Supersonic Microjets
Development of Microwave Tuned Operation Technique for the
Free-Piston Driven Expansion Tube

12:20

2023-e-09

Masato Taguchi

PIV Measurement on Wake of Co-rotating Vortex Generator in
Low-Speed Flat-Plate Boundary Layere-3
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:20
Atmospheric-entry (1)The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

14:00

2023-e-10

Chairs: T. Yamada, T. Ozawa

Kyosuke ITABASHI

Development of Experimental Evaluation Method of MartianReal-Gas Aerodynamics

14:20

2023-e-11

Yoshihiro Shimizu

Measurement of CO2 Recombination Rates in Shock Tube
with Divergent Nozzle

14:40

2023-e-12

Jianshu Wu

Calculation of Nonequilibrium Hypersonic Flowfield over a
Blunt Body Using an Open Source Solver hy2Foam

15:00

2023-e-13

Kojiro Suzuki

Aerothermodynamic Environment around Venus Low-BallisticCoefficient Aerocapture Vehicle with Membrane Aeroshelle-4
Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:40
Atmospheric-entry (2)The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

16:00

2023-e-14

Chairs: N. Onishi, K. Fujita

Keita Manabe

Fundamental Aerodynamic Study on Small Atmospheric Entry
Probes for Multi-point Mars Exploration

16:20

2023-e-15

Yasuhito Okano

Numerical Analysis of Free Oscillation of Reentry Capsule on
Suppression of Dynamic Instability at Transonic Flow

16:40

2023-e-16

Tetsuya Yamada

Subsonic Attitude Motion of the Capsule-type Vehicle
Hayabusa2 SRC REMM and Vertical Windtunnel Data

17:00

2023-e-17

Takashi Ozawa

2023-e-18

Hirotaka Otsu

Analyses of Roll Damping Coefficients in Hypersonic Rarefied
Flows

17:20

Pressure Distribution Measurement around a Re-entry

Capsule with Hyperbolic Contours in the Supersonic Regime

Daiki Asamitsu

Optimal Shape Design for Lifting Body Type Upper Stage of2023-e-05

Fundamental Experiments of Unsteady Transonic Diffuser

Chairs: H. Nishida, K. Kitamura

2023-e-19

2023-e-20

Ryota Tamai

An Experimental Study on the Flow Field Structure around a
Slender Body under Pitch Motion

2023-e-21

Ichiro Baba

A Novel Concept of Hypersonic Aircraft with Variable GeometryTwin-Oblique-Winge-6
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:40
High Enthalpy Flow and Thermal Protection
System (1)The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

9:00

2023-e-22

Chairs: K. Fujita, M. Matsui

Clemens Felix Kaiser

Experimental Application of a Catalytic Heat Flux Probe in
Venus

Aerobraking

Environments

9:20

2023-e-23

andHigh-Altitude

Earth

Re-entry

Clemens Felix Kaiser

Experimental Analysis of Catalysis for Demisable Materials
under Consideration of Non-Equilibrium Effects in Plasma
Wind Tunnels

9:40

2023-e-24

Kenichi Sakamoto

2023-e-25

Johannes Wolfgang

Shear Stress Measurement on Model Surface in Arcjet Wind
Tunnel

10:00

Oswald Investigation of Re-Entry Break-Up Radiation Markers

with a Splitter Probe

10:20

2023-e-35

Tomohisa TSURUTA

Experimental Study of Performance of Huels Type Arc Heaterin Aichi Institute ofTechnology

e-7
Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:40
High Enthalpy Flow and Thermal Protection
System (2)The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)

11:00

2023-e-26

Chairs: A. Matsuda, H. Otsu

Takahisa Kaneda

Heating Experiments of Resin-impregnated Porous-carbon

Materials under High Heating-rate Conditions

11:20

2023-e-27

Takuto Utsumi

Study of High-Density Thermal Protection System with Carbon
Black Filler

11:40

2023-e-28

Yasunori Nagata

Three-dimensional MHD Analysis of Wall Electrical Conduction

Effect on MHD Flow Control for Re-entry Capsule

12:00 2023-e-29
OswaldJohannes

Wolfgang

MHD Flow Manipulation Experiments in High Enthalpy Air
Plasma12:20

2023-e-30

Kanta Ishiguro

Effect of Reducing Agents and Preheating on the Reduction
Efficiency of Al2O3 by Laser Diode Ablation

XXXII

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program

e-8
Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:20
Nozzle Flow and Internal Flow

The Large Meeting Room 2 (5F)
Chairs: Y. Nagata, K. Kitamura

11:00

2023-f-10

Ren-ichiro Oka

Development of Osaka Sangyo University 1U Cubesat OSU-1
with 1J/1W Pulsed Plasma Thruster Systems for Powered
Flight, and R&D Project of Nano-Satellite & Probe OSU-2, 3

and 4

14:00

2023-e-31

Anwesh Kumar Yadav

11:20

2023-f-11

Hiroto Kishi

14:20

2023-e-32

Virgile Charton

11:40

2023-f-12

Giovanna Ramírez

Thrust Vectoring of a Supersonic Jet by Fluidic Injection
Investigation on the Simulation of a Nozzle Flow Ionization ina Rarefied Atmosphere Using a Post-computation Approach

Development of a Wooden Cube Satellite Called LignoSat

Satellite Surveyance to Diagnose Nutrition and Diseases for
Coffee Crops in Colombian Fields

14:40

2023-e-33

Mizuki Yamamoto

12:00

2023-f-13

Kei-Ichi Okuyama

15:00

2023-e-34

Hikaru Yokoo

12:20

2023-f-14

Rafael Armando

A Study of Laminar-Turbulent Transition in a Curved Pipe FlowExperimental Study on Reverse Transition of Pipe Flow

f-1
Missions 1
16:00

2023-f-01

Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:40
The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)
Chairs: M. Imai, Y. Sakamoto

Tomoki Mochizuki

On-orbit Demonstration of a Redundant System Using Multiple

Completion of the Development of Ten-Koh 2 Spacecraft
Rodriguez Leon

Ten-Koh 2 – Using the Lessons Learned

from a Micro-satellite Development in the Optimization and
Improvement of a Nano-satellite Mission

f-4
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:40
Missions 4: Lunar and Interplanetary Missions

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)
Chairs: S. Nakajima, R. Funase

Frequency Transmitters and Receivers in 6U CubeSat

14:00

2023-f-15

Tatsuaki Hashimoto

One-Year Operation of Technology Demonstration CubeSat

14:20

2023-f-16

Junji Kikuchi

16:20

2023-f-02

KOSEN-1

16:40

2023-f-03

Masafumi Imai

Yuko Kawasoe

On-Orbit Operation Results of the AIS Receiving System
Demonstration Satellite IHI-SAT

17:00

2023-f-04

Kei Watanabe

On-Orbit Performance Evaluation of Agile and Large-Angle

Attitude Control of Spacecraft with Variable Shape Function

17:20

2023-f-05

Yoshihito Morishita

Ryman Sat Project 2nd 1U Cubesat RSP-01 Development
Results & Improvements for Successor 1U Cubesats RSP-02& RSP-03

f-2
Missions 2

Jun.6/Tus. 9:20-10:40
The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)
Chairs: K. Miyata, N. Miyamura

9:20

2023-f-06

Mehmet Sevket Uludag

9:40

2023-f-07

Joseph C Casas

Journey of a Pocketqube: Concept to Orbit

The Scintillation Prediction Observations Research Task
(SPORT): An International Collaborative CubeSat Mission
Partnership

10:00

2023-f-08

Kikuko Miyata

Localization Method of Multi-Platform Low Power Wide Area-

Network Constellation

10:20

2023-f-09

Norihide Miyamura

Phasing a Synthetic Aperture Telescope Using Image-based

Adaptive Optics

In-orbit Operation of CubeSat Moon Lander OMOTENASHI

Trajectory Design and Flight Operation of Nano Moon Lander
OMOTENASHI

14:40

2023-f-17

Ryu Funase

15:00

2023-f-18

Isamu Moriai

Initial Operation Results of Artemis-1 CubeSat EQUULEUS

Initial Flight Operation of AQUARIUS: Water Resistojet
Thruster on 6U EQUULEUS

15:20

2023-f-19

Shintaro Nakajima

System Design of 50kg-class Microsatellite with High Thrust
Propulsion System

f-5
Missions 5
16:00

Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:40
The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)
Chairs: R. Funase, S. Nakajima

2023-f-20

Shintaro Nakajima

16:20

2023-f-21

Dongha Park

16:40

2023-f-22

Guy Pignolet

Conceptual Design for Small Probe on the Comet Interceptor
MissionMiniaturized Hall Thruster System for 2U CubeSat K-HERO

Energy Management for the Payankeu Solar SailcraftPrototype

17:00

2023-f-23

Chen-Yu Chan

Operation Consideration of a Time Delay Integral (TDI)
Imaging Mission

17:20

2023-f-24

David Moroni

Research In Outer Space - Facilitating access to Space

Supporting Scientific and Technological Advancement

f-3
Missions 3

Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:40
The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

f-6
Jun.7/Wed 9:00-10:50
Guidance, Navigation, and Control 1

Chairs: K. Okuyama, R. Armando Rodriguez Leon

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

Chairs: N. Miyamura, Y. Sakamoto

XXXIIITechnical Sessions Program
9:00

2023-f-25

Felix Eichstaedt

and/or Complex COTS Devices with Graphical Current

Simplifying Avionics Design and Demonstration: A Unified
Module Framework for Spacecraft Avionics

9:20

2023-f-26

DevelopmentofHirotaka Sekine

Software-In-the-Loop

Hardware-In-the-Loop

Simulator

CubeSats

Module

and
for

9:40

2023-f-27

Toshihiro Suzuki

10:00

2023-f-28

Katsuki Tashiro

10:20

2023-f-29

Masayasu Ishida (Invited)

Magnetic Test Result of AOCS Module and 6U CubeSat
An Algorithm of Star Tracker for Large Angle Attitude Change
Nano-satellite Symposium Special Talk

f-7
Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:40
Guidance, Navigation, and Control 2

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

11:00

2023-f-30

Chairs: H. Koizumi, N. Miyamura

Huu Quan Vu

Vector-FDA – A Spherical Compact Three-Axis Attitude Control

System for Small Satellites based on Liquid Metal

11:20

2023-f-31

Youngho Eun

Systems for Microsatellite

2023-f-33

2023-f-34

Takumi Saito

Chairs: Y. Sakamoto, K. Miyata

Kazuki Takashima

On-Orbit Verification of Operation Scenarios Designed by an

Integrated Power Balance Analysis Platform

Rafiki Yves NDAYISHIMIYE

Comparison of CPLD and FPGA Interfaces for Configurable
Backplane between CubeSat Bus and Mission Payload

16:40

2023-f-37

Yiming Liu

Novel Rigid Origami-based Design for CubeSat ParaboloidHigh Gain Antenna Reflector

17:00

2023-f-38

2023-f-43

Yuta Kawazoe

Improvement of Thermal Contact Resistance Model for
Thermal Design of Nano-Satellites

f-10
Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:40
Structures and Materials

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

11:00

Chairs: Y. Sakamoto, H. Masui2023-f-44

Polimey IM

Design and Simulation Table Shape to Optimize SRS Level inthe 3-axis Direction

12:00

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

2023-f-36

High Precision Camera

10:20

Hiroyuki Koizumi

f-8
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:20
Satellite Design and Development 1

16:20

Hirokazu Masui

Yuji Sakamoto

Satellite ELS-R100

2023-f-35

2023-f-42

Thermal Design and Analysis of 6U Satellite "KITSUNE" for2023-f-46

Simulation Evaluation of Re-entry Control Technique for Small

16:00

Devices for Space Bio Experiments

10:00

11:40

Propulsion for Collision Avoidance and Drag-compensation of

12:20

Yusuke Takeuchi

Hiroyoshi Yasuhira

Mission Analysis and Lifecycle Value of Multimode Water

CubeSats

2023-f-41

Investigation of Micro Bio Space Lab with Micro Imaging

Saori Endo

Performance Evaluation on Micro Thruster of Propulsion

12:00

Devices for Nanosatellites

9:40

2023-f-45

Using Electropermanent Magnetorquer

2023-f-32

Isai Fajardo Tapia

11:20

Preliminary Results on the Nanosatellite Attitude Stabilization

11:40

2023-f-40

Validation Methodology for the Adoption of Microelectronic

Simulatorof AOCS

Monitoring and Control System

9:20

Yukihisa Otani

Improvement of Standard Back Plane Board for 1U and 2U

The Utilization of Wood for a CubeSat Structure
System Analysis and Pre-flight Evaluation of Deployable Solar
Panels for 3U CubeSat HOKUSHIN-1

2023-f-47

Toma Kazuki

Structural Design and Validation of its Versatility of 6U
CubeSat Bus ISSL6U

12:20

2023-f-48

Taichi Oshino

Deployment of Membrane Array Antenna in Space Using 3U
CubeSat, OrigamiSat-2

g-1
Flight Experiments 1
16:00

Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:20
The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: S. Ishimoto, W. Sarae

2023-g-01

Silas Eichel

CALLISTO Reusable Rocket Stage Demonstrator: Getting
Ready for Implementation

16:20

2023-g-02

Lukas Opp

Hydraulic and Thermal 1D Modelling of the LH2-Tank within

the CALLISTO Project Using EcoSim Pro/ESPSS

16:40 2023-g-03
Krieger

Adrian Thomas Esteban

Numerical Investigation of Cryogenic LH2 Tank Pressurizationin Callisto

17:00

Robot

2023-g-04
forManaging

Thomas Lienartsafety-critical

Operations

CubeSats

CALLISTO Reusable Demonstrator in Landing Zone

f-9
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:40
Satellite Design and Development 2

g-2
Flight Experiments 2

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

9:00

2023-f-39

Chairs: H. Masui, I. Fajardo Tapia

Naoto Usami

Exploratory Approach of Efficient SEE Evaluation of Multiple

XXXIV

9:40

2023-g-05

oftheJun.8/Thu. 9:40-10:40
The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: K. Kinefuchi, K. Mizobata

Satoshi Nonaka

Flight Demonstration and Repeated Operation of Reusable

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program
Vehicle Experiment RV-X

10:00

2023-g-06

Tsuyoshi Ifuku

Numerical Simulation on Aerodynamic Characteristics ofReusable Vehicle Experiment RV-X : Effect of Turbulence

Model

10:20

2023-g-07

Hiroya Omori

Helicopter Drop Test of Recovery System for Experimental
Winged Rocket WIRES#015

g-3
Flight Experiments 3
11:00

2023-g-08

Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:20
The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: S. Nonaka, T. Fujikawa

Kanata Shimizu

Ground Effects in Aerodynamics of a Small-scale Supersonic

Flight Experiment Vehicle with a Cranked Arrow Main Wing

11:20

2023-g-09

Shun Sasaki

Flow Structure on Aerodynamics of a Small-scale Supersonic
Flight Experiment Vehicle Being Developed at MuroranInstitute of Technology

11:40

2023-g-10

Kazuhide Mizobata

Prediction of Rolling Response of a Small-scale Supersonic

Flight Experiment Vehicle by 6-Degree-of-Freedom Flight
Simulation with Measured Aerodynamics

12:00

2023-g-11

Fumihiro Inoue

Experimental Verification of Hybrid Drive Climber for Space
Elevator Assuming Operation in Space Environment

g-4
Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:20
Reusable Launch Vehicles / Orbital Transfer Vehicles

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)

14:00

2023-g-12

Chairs: C. Elisa, Y. Maru

Shinichiro Uno

Conceptual Study on Rocket-Based Three-Stage To Orbit(ThSTO) Fully Reusable Space Transportation System

14:20

2023-g-13

Tadayoshi Shoyama

Innovative Space Transportation System and its Key

15:00

Chairs: S. Matsumoto, S. Ando

Chihiro Koyama

The Electrostatic Levitation Furnace onboard the International
Space Station (ISS-ELF)

9:20

2023-h-02

Masahito Watanabe

Oscillation Phenomena of Compound Droplet by Molten Oxide
and Liquid Fe under Microgravity

9:40

2023-h-03

Naoki Minagawa

Measurement of Ablation Thrust by CW Laser Using
Electrostatic Levitation Furnace and Investigation of Thrust
Generation Model

10:00

2023-h-04

Yusaku Seimiya

Effect of Oxygen Adsorption on Surface Tension of Liquid
Aluminum

10:20

2023-h-05

Riku Sugahara

Surface Tension of Molten Fe-Cu alloys Measured by

Oscillating Droplet Method Using Electromagnetic Levitationh-2
Combustion Science
11:00

2023-h-06

Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:00
The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)

Chairs: M. Watanabe, S. Matsumoto

Akira Tsunoda

L3-FLAME: Low-speed Low-Lewis-number Counterflow Flame

Experiment for Unified Combustion Limit Theory- Preliminary
Airplane-based Microgravity Experiments and Computational
Study-

11:20

2023-h-07

Shion Ando

Analysis of Cool and Hot Flame Ignition of Millimeter-Sized n-

Decane Droplet Pairs based on the Damköhler Number

11:40

2023-h-08

Taro Takemata

Effects of Gravity on Limiting Oxygen Concentration (LOC) of
PMMA Rods under Hypergravity Environments of a Centrifuge

2023-g-15

Yusuke Oki

14:00

2023-h-09

Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:20
The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)
Chairs: C.Koyama, S. Matsumoto

Taishi Yano

3-D Reconstruction of Tracer Particles Seeded in a
Thermocapillary Liquid bridge by Optical Tomography

Orbital Transfer Vehicle

g-5
Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-17:00
Solid-propellant Rockets / Hybrid-propellant Rockets

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: K. Kitagawa, M. Yoshida

16:00

2023-g-16

Naoki Morishita

16:20

2023-g-17

Yasuaki Matsuoka

2023-g-18

Masayuki Katayama

Design of a Laser Ignition System for DESTINY+ Kick Stage
Development of Solid Rocket Motors for Commercial Launch
Vehicle2023-h-01

h-3
Fluid Science

A Study on Interorbital Network from Earth to Moon Using

16:40

9:00

David Moroni

In-Orbit Transportation - Facilitating Access to Space ThroughOTVs

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)2023-g-14

Technologies to Realize Frequent Accesses to Space

14:40

h-1
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:40
Thermophysical Property

A Study on the Thrust Control of Hybrid Rockets Applied forLauncher Booster Recovery

14:20

2023-h-10

Satoshi Matsumoto

Gravity Effects on Bubble Behaviour during Electrolysis for
Water Purification

14:40

2023-h-11

Suguru Shiratori

Multiphase Mixture Model for Simulation of Melting andPermeation Process of Lunar Regolith for Production ofExterior Walls

15:00

2023-h-12

Bahar Karahan

Recent results of Ferrofluid ISS Experiments to enable
Sustainable Space Activities

h-4
Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-17:20
Exploration & Technology

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium

XXXVTechnical Sessions Program

16:00

2023-h-13

Chairs: T. Yano, S. Matsumoto

Yuto Nakagawa

Dynamics Analysis of Throw-and-Catch Sample Transfer for

Deep Space Sample Return Mission

16:20

2023-h-14

Masayuki Anyoji

Development of a Prototype of an Artificial Gravity Generator
for Space Life Science Experiments

16:40

2023-h-15

Manfred Ehresmann

An Innovative Wearless Attitude Control Actuator based on
Ferrofluid Manipulation to be tested on the ISS

17:00

2023-h-16

Shuma Sugimoto

Mission Concept and System Design for 0.5U CubeSat Form
Factor On-Obit Experiment Module Adaptable from Nano-ISS
to Micro-ISS

i-1
Thermal Control

Jun.7/Wed 9:00-10:20
The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)
Chairs: H. Nagano, K. Odagiri

9:00

2023-i-01

Takeshi Yokouchi

9:20

2023-i-02

Maho Yasue

Thermal Design of a Small Re-entry Capsule during Re-entry
Thermal Performance of a Heat Pipe with Multiple Condensers
Embedded in High Thermal Conductivity CFRP Under Vacuum
Condition

9:40

2023-i-03

Atsuhiro Gomi

Visualization and Void Fraction Measurement of Condensation
Flow in Nitrogen-Charged Cryogenic Loop Heat Pipes

10:00

2023-i-04

Maximilian Kob

In-orbit Verification of a Thermal Switch in ISS microgravity

i-2
Thermal Design
11:00

2023-i-05

Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:20
The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)
Chairs: K. Odagiri, H. Nagano

Yuki Kusano

The On-orbit Demonstration and the Evaluation of the Thermal
Mathematical Models in Multiple Missions of CubeSats Using
the Same Bus System

11:20

2023-i-06

Delburg Panes Mitchao

Thermal Design Exploration for Active Phased Array Antennas
on Space Deployable Membranes

11:40

2023-i-07

Masaki Aoi

Verification of Thermal Design Model Using Flight Data for
Small Satellite Izanagi with Synthetic Aperture Radar

12:00

2023-i-08

Hiroto Tanaka

Uncertainty Quantification of Thermal Analysis Using PODPIML Thermal Surrogate Model

j-1
Space Navigation
9:00

2023-j-01

Jun.9/Fri. 9:00-10:20
The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)
Chairs: I. Takahashi, T. Ikegami

Anne Bettens

AI Domain Bounding as a Solution to Autonomous Navigation
on Robotic Platforms in Space

9:20

2023-j-02

Ippei Takahashi

Feasibility Study of an Autonomous Navigation System Using

XXXVI

Optical Inter-Satellite Ranging Technology

9:40
2023-j-03
Critchley-Marrows
Autonomous

Orbit

JoshuaDetermination

JulianRobertforSatellite

Lunar

Infrastructure in View of Continuity and Assurance

10:00

2023-j-04

GNSS-free

Relative

Hisatoshi Kimura

Distance

Measurement

betweenSatellites Using Software Defined Radio Interferometryj-2
Propagation
11:00

Jun.9/Fri. 11:00-12:20
The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)2023-j-05

Chairs: T. Kan, TBD.

Tomoshige Kan

Comparison of Shadowing Environments Due to Differences in
Urban Structures in Ka-band Mobile Satellite Communications

11:20

2023-j-06

Takuya Okura

Basic Study to Evaluate the Effect of Aircraft on the Antenna

Radiation Pattern

11:40

2023-j-07

Kaito ShinozakiConsideration about Communication Test Using Small ShieldBox for Nano-satellite

12:00

2023-j-08

Akira Akasaka

Measurements and Simulation of Radio Propagation on the
Luner Surface

j-3
Jun.9/Fri. 14:00-15:20
Components and Systems

The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)

14:00

2023-j-09

Chairs: M. Kojima, Y. Takayama

Nobuyuki KayaDevelopment of MMIC for Three Dimensional Phased Array
Antenna

14:20

2023-j-10

Yijun Huang

A Data over Power Bus Design Using WI-FI COTS

Components

14:40

2023-j-11

Ayumu Takeuchi

Packet Transmission Experiment in the 430 MHz Band Using
the KOSEN-1 Satellite

15:00

2023-j-12

Sumio Morioka

A Highly Reliable Key Synchronization Framework in
Information Theoretically Secure Wireless Communication for
Small Spacecrafts

j-4
Systems
16:00

Jun.9/Fri. 16:00-17:20
The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)2023-j-13

Chairs: T. Ikegami, M. Kojima

Tatsuki Ikeuchi

Investigation of Pointing Technology for Deep Space OpticalCommunication Downlink

16:20

2023-j-14

Mitsugu Ohkawa

A Study of Adaptive Coding and Modulation Scheme suitable
for Flexible Satellite Communication System

16:40

2023-j-15

Takahiro Ebihara

A Study on the Effect of Improving Data Rates by Adaptive
Coding and Modulation for High-Throughput Satellite in Time-

Varying Communication Environments

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program
17:00 2023-j-16
Chodkaveekityada

Peeramed

14:20

First Prototype and Demonstration of Disasters Early Warning

System in Thailand By Using Quasi-Zenith Satellite System

Naoki Sato

16:20

2023-k-02

Andre Luebken
SensorNetworkwith

Hitoshi Nozawa

2023-k-16

Takahiro Iwata

A Study to Realize a Low-frequency Radio Interferometer withWireless Compose-2: Experiment Results of an UltraWireless2023-k-15

SELENE/LRS

JAXA International Space Exploration Scenario

Widebandwith a Skylight Hole

14:40
15:00

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F), Chairs: TBD

2023-k-01

Kodai Ikeya

Subsurface Structure of Mare Tranquillitatis Revealed by

k-1
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-16:40
ISS and Future Human Space Mission andtheir Technologies
16:00

2023-k-14

Light Environment Estimation for a Lunar Subsurface CavernaBallistocardiography Smart-Shirt for the ISS Columbus
Laboratory

the Maximum Baseline of over 100 km

k-5
Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-17:20
Explorations for Mars and its Moons

The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)

16:00

2023-k-17

Chairs: B. Sarli, M. Kobayashi

Bruno Sarli

NASA Capture, Contain, and Return System (CCRS): Bringing

k-2
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:40
Lunar Surface Environment and Related Technologies

The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)

Chairs: J. Carlton Mankins, TBD

9:00

2023-k-03

Gary Pearce Barnhard

9:20

2023-k-04

Ryuki Shimada

Telerobotic Universal Xcavator - TUXPath Planning with Cable-obstacles Avoidance for a Tethered

Mars Samples to Earth

16:20

Martian2023-k-18
Moons

Development Status

16:40

Yasuhiro Kawakatsu

eXploration

2023-k-19(MMX)

Overview

andMasanori Kobayashi

Engineering Model of Circum-Martian Dust Monitor to beaboard MMX

17:00

2023-k-20

Kazuhisa Fujita

Planetary Protection Implementation Status of Martian Moons

Mobile Robot in Unstructured Environments

Exploration (MMX)

Introduction of Tottori Sand Dunes Lunarization Projectk-6
Jun.9/Fri. 9:00-10:40
Deep Space Sciences and Technologies

9:40

2023-k-05

Daisuke Suzuki

10:00

2023-k-06

Keisuke Takehana

Evaluation of Topography and Sand Mechanics in Tottori Sand
Dunes and Moon

10:20

2023-k-07

Masato Adachi

Electrodynamic Dust Shield for Cleaning Lunar Regolith under
the Effect of Vibration

k-3
Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:40
Lunar Resources and their Utilizations

The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F)

11:00

2023-k-08

Chairs: H. Kawamoto, T. Iwata

Kenta Shirode

Granular Vibration Pumping System for Transporting Lunar
Regolith

11:20

2023-k-09

Hiroyuki Kawamoto

11:40

2023-k-10

Kosei Toyokawa

12:00

2023-k-11

Seiya Tanaka

Capture and Delivery Technologies of Water Ice on Moon
Magmatic water on the Moon observed by SELENE
Oxygen Generation from Metal Oxides by Molten Salt
Electrolysis Using Oxide Electrode12:20

2023-k-12

John Carlton Mankins

Lunar Energy Requirements and Opportunities for Space
Solar Power to Meet the Needs of Future Activities

k-4
Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:20
Lunar Subsurface Exploration and Utilizations

The Small Meeting Room 1-2 (4F), Chairs: TBD, S. Tanaka

14:00

2023-k-13

Junichi Haruyama

Mission Goals and Objectives of UZUMEThe Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)

9:00

2023-k-21

9:20

2023-k-22

Chairs: D. J. Scheeres, M. Kanamaru

Daniel J Scheeres

Apophis Mass Distribution Estimation Across its Flyby

Sho Sasaki

Space Weathering Simulation with UV Irradiation - Rapid
Changes of Reflectance Spectra

9:40

2023-k-23

Masanori Kanamaru

Thermophysical Model Development for Hera Mission to
Simulate Non-Gravitational Acceleration on Binary Asteroid

10:00

2023-k-24

Storable

Delta

Yuto Takei

Docking

Mechanism

for

Deep

Space

Rendezvous-Docking Missions

10:20

2023-k-25

Masafumi Edamoto

Development of a Prototype Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
with a Thermal Drilling and Wireless Communication system
for Icy Moon Exploration Missions

m-1
Jun.9/Fri. 9:00-10:20
Flight Experiment Using Scientific Balloon
and Sounding Rocket

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: Y. Maru, Y. Nagata

9:00

2023-m-01

Kouichiro Tani

9:20

2023-m-02

Satoshi Hirakida

The Analysis of Flight Trajectory of S-520-RD1

Development and Flight Test Results of Guidance Control
System for S-520-RD1

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium

XXXVIITechnical Sessions Program
9:40

2023-m-03

Noboru Itouyama

The Challenge of In-space Demonstration of a Cylindrical

Rotating Detonation Using Liquid Propellants by a Sounding

ALOS-2 and Future Missions

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)
Chairs: S. Sobue, T. Imai

16:00

2023-n-01

Shinichi Sobue

16:20

2023-n-02

Yohei Kojima

a Flame16:40

2023-n-03

Masanobu Shibata

m-2
Jun.9/Fri. 11:00-12:20
Research and Development Related to
Balloon Flight Test System

17:00

2023-n-04

Yohei Kojima

2023-n-05

Tadashi Imai

Rocket S-520 Launching

10:00

2023-m-04

Natsuki Matsuoka

ALOS-2 PPP Demonstration Projects Overview

The Overview of the equipped systems in the Medium-class
Stratospheric Balloon to Capture the Scenery of the Earth with

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: D. Akita, Y. Mizumura

11:00

2023-m-05

Hideyuki Fuke

11:20

2023-m-06

Shun Okazaki

11:40

2023-m-07

Yasuhiro Shoji

Development and Evaluation of the Pointing System for the

FlightPerformanceofSuper-Pressure

Balloonsfor

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: K. Tani, N. Itouyama

Masahiro Yamatani

Pointing Error Calibration of Balloon Tracking Antennas Using
the NOAA Satellite

14:20

2023-m-10

Yoshitaka Mizumura

Development of a Flight Control Simulator for Balloon
Operations

14:40

2023-m-11

9:00

2023-n-06
andPublic

Tatsushi Isono

Development and Operation of Ground Air-Conditioning

System for Sounding Rocket

m-4
Jun.9/Fri. 16:00-17:20
Development of Onboard Device for
Flight Experiments

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)

9:20

2023-n-07

Chairs: Y. Saito, Y. Shoji

9:40

2023-n-08

Observing Satellite-2 (ALOS-2)

10:00

2023-n-09

Moisture Estimation with Sentinel 1 SAR Data for Disaster
Mitigation

10:20

2023-n-10

Koshin Region and Use for Wide-Area Disaster Mitigation

n-3
Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:40
Satellite Data Applications

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)

11:00

Sunbin Yoo2023-n-12

Toshiro Sugimura

Ghost-town and High-Speed Railways: Evidence from Satellite

Data

11:40 2023-n-13
ChatarResearch and Development of Flight Measurement System for2023-m-15

Yusuke Maru

Development Study of Parachute Ejection System Using Gas
Generatorn-1

XXXVIII

Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:40

Chairs: S. Sobue, M. Kachi

2023-n-11

Taiga Adachi

Hiroki Takayanagi

Toshiro Sugimura

Extraction of Topographical Feature Patterns in the Kanto-

2023-m-13

Gauge aboard S-520-32 Sounding Rocket

Arnob Bormudoi

An analysis Using an Index Based Method for Relative Soil

16:20

Atmospheric Density Measurement by Dynamic Pressure

Mio Matsumoto

Fields Using the Full Polarization of the Advanced Land

11:20

17:00

Takeo Tadono

Initial Study on Estimation of Surface Soil Moisture in Paddy

Rintaro Atsuta

Free Flight Experimentsof ALOS-2/PALSAR-2

Development Goals – Making Operational Early Warning and2023-m-12

A Design of Pressure Gauge for Sounding Rocket Experiment2023-m-14

ReleaseNear Real-Time Forest Loss Assessment a Reality Today

16:00

16:40

Chairs: T. Tadono, K. Imaoka

Takeo Tadono

ALOS-2’s Ground-Breaking Contributions to Sustainablem-3
Jun.9/Fri. 14:00-15:00
Basic Technologies to Support Small
Flight Vehicle Experiments
2023-m-09

Development Status of Spaceborne Lidar MOLICARD4L Compliance Product

LODEWAVE

14:00

and AIS

17:20

Generation

Balloon-born Telescope FUJIN-2

Yoshitaka Saito

Concept Study on ALOS-4 Follow-on Mission with L-band SAR

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)

Balloon Flight Tests of Low-Temperature Radiator

2023-m-08

SAR System Design of ALOS-4

n-2
Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:40
ALOS-2 Applications and Disaster Mitigations

Operation Concept of the GAPS Thermal Control System

12:00

ALOS-4 Development Status

Recent Urbanization and Greening in Dammam, Saudi Arabia

OnboardImage

KeenanClassification

andAlexsei

Aamir

Segmentationfor

Nanosatellites to Detect Water Bodies

12:00 2023-n-14
Mangkhaseum

Sackdavong

Change detection in optical satellite imagery Based on
Transformer-based Siamese Network

12:20 2023-n-15
ErdeneJargalsaikhan

Margad-Multi-temporal Monitoring for the Grazed and Ungrazed

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program
Vegetation

DynamicsofMongolian

Grassland

Using

PlanetScope Imagery

n-4
GCOM Series
14:00

Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:40
The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)
Chairs: R. Shimada, T. Kawaguchi Akitsu

2023-n-16

Misako Kachi

by

the

Advanced

Microwave

Scanning

2023-n-17

Yuya Nomo

Investigation of Methods for Removing Radio Frequency
Interference in Low Frequency Microwave Bands

14:40

2023-n-18

Rigen Shimada

Algorithm for GCOM-W/AMSR2

2023-n-19

Tomoko Kawaguchi Akitsu

How Useful Are the GCOM-C/SGLI Ecological Indices (PRI,
NDVI, and LAI)?

15:20

2023-n-20

Toshiyuki Tanaka

Evaluation of GCOM-C/SGLI Cloud Product with Spaceborne
Cloud Radar and Lidar

n-5
Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:40
Earth Observation Technologies and Validations

The Medium Meeting Room 3 (4F)
Chairs: J. Kasuya, H. Hirose

16:00

2023-n-21

Junko Kasuya

16:20

2023-n-22

Yung-Fu Tsai

16:40

2023-n-23

Yosuke Takeo

Miki Kaneko

2023-q-05

Shuji Higashigawa

Thermal Design of Light Weight Hybrid Structure of TetheredSPS

9:20

Evaluation of Hybrid Structure Combining Thin Film and Bulk

9:40

2023-q-06

Takahiro Ohnishi

Development of Antenna Integrated with Solar Array for

10:00

Ground2023-q-07
Receiving

Yoshiyuki Fujino

Systemand

Antenna

Pattern

Reconstruction Method for SPS Demonstration Satellite

Development of the Polar Ice Sheet Surface Melt Detection

15:00

Chairs: K.Ijichi, K. Tanaka

2023-q-04

Wireless Power Transfer

Radiometer (AMSR) Series

14:20

9:00

Part of Solar Power Satellite

Current Status and Future Plan of the Global Water Cycle
Observation

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)

10:20 2023-q-08
RomanoAlexander

Distance Simulation Method for Space Applications of Laser
Wireless Power Transfer

q-3
Solar Power Satellite

Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:20

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)

11:00

Chairs: K. Fujita, K. Tanaka

2023-q-09

John Carlton Mankins

2023-q-10

Patrick Collins

Space Solar Power for Earth: Recent Advances in International
Efforts

11:20

Dual-Use Platform in Equatorial Orbit for European SPS

Programmes

On-orbit Characterization of TANSO-FTS-2 onboard GOSAT-2

Richard

11:40

2023-q-11

Makoto Ito

Investigation of waste heat recovery for a ground site of Space
Solar Power Systems

Progress of GNSS Reflectometry Mission in Taiwan
Image Matching Strategy with other Satellite Imageries for

12:00

2023-q-12

Hiroki Yanagawa

The Outline and the Current Status of the Power Transmission

Geostationary Earth Observation Satellite (2nd Report)

System Development Project for the Realization of the SSPS

Improvement of the GSMaP Cloud Moving Vector Using aq-4
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:40
Power System on the Moon

17:00

2023-n-24

Hitoshi Hirose

Tracking Technique of Cloud Clusters

17:20

Ground2023-n-25

Measurements

Vaibhav Katiyar
ofAtmospheric

Properties

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)

forRadiometric Validation at YUCARS of Yamaguchi University

q-1
Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:00
Space Power Technologies

The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)

16:00

2023-q-01

Chairs: H. Toyota, K.Tanaka

Hari Ram Shrestha

Study on the Optimization of 1U and 3U CubeSats Power
Generation with Small Solar Cells

16:20

2023-q-02

Tetsuya Nakamura

14:00

2023-q-13

Chairs: J.C. MANKINS, K. Ijichi

Atsushi Uchida

Energy Supply and Hydrogen/oxygen Utilization System on
the Moon

14:20

2023-q-14

Koichi Ijichi

Introduction of the Electrical Power System Study for the Moon
Base Human Activities

14:40

2023-q-15

Yoshihiro Kawakami

15:00

2023-q-16

Kazuhisa Fujita

Solar Power System on the Moon

Laser Power Transmission on the Moon Using Multibeams of

Electrical Characterization of Solar Array Panels by Absolute

Single-Mode Fiber Lasers as Wireless and Optical Fibers as

Electroluminescence Intensity

Wired

16:40

2023-q-03

Hiroyuki Toyota

On-orbit Radiation Damage Evaluation Plan for Inverted

15:20

2023-q-17

Koichi Ijichi

Feasibility Study on Microwave Power Transmission System

Metamorphic Triple-junction Solar Cells Onboard DESTINY+

Deployed on the Moon Surface

q-2
Jun.6/Tus. 9:00-10:40
Technologies Related to Solar Power Satellites

q-5
Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:00
Energy System for Lunar

ISTS: International Symposium on Space Technology and Science / NSAT: Nano-Satellite Symposium

XXXIX

Technical Sessions Program
The Medium Meeting Room 1 (4F)
Chairs: K. Tanaka, K. Ijichi

16:00

2023-q-18

Koji Tanaka

16:20

2023-q-19

Niklas Aksteiner

for Small Lunar Experiments to Survive Multiple Day/Night2023-q-20

Gary Pearce Barnhard

End-to-End Frequency Agnostic Remote Power and Ancillary
Services: Genesis of the Lunar Power & Light Company

r-1
Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:40
Space Debris, Observation, Modelling

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

14:00

2023-r-01

Chairs: Y. Akiyama, Z. Su

Julian Guinane

Feasibility and Performance of the CROSS Star Tracker for
Resident Space Object Detection.

14:20

Attitude2023-r-02
MotionEstimation

Optimization by SLR data

14:40

Yuki Akiyama

2023-r-03

based

on

Particle

Swarm

15:00

Update2023-r-04
ofNEODEEM

Hideaki Hinagawa

Toshiya Hanada
theNear-earth

2023-r-05

DebrisYuya Ariyoshi

r-2
Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-17:40
Space Debris, Protection,
Hypervelocity Impact, Mitigation

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

Chairs: T. Hanada, M. Higashide

Masahiro Nishida

Effects of Electron Beam on Hypervelocity Impact Behavior ofAnti-atomic Oxygen Coating/Polyimide CFRP

16:20

2023-r-07

Ziyi Su

Characteristics of Ejecta Resulting from Hypervelocity Impact
on Al/Mg Explosion Welding Clad Materials

16:40

2023-r-08

Margot Clauss

Experimental Research Approach

10:00

2023-r-14

Alfredo Puente-Flores

Design of a Variable Stiffness Soft Gripper for On-orbit
Grasping of Tumbling Objects

10:20

2023-r-15

A Studyof Adaptive

Kenichiro Takahashi
CaptureMechanism

Based

on

Thigmotropism of Vine for Capturing Non-Cooperative Target

r-4
Space Debris, ADR
11:00

Jun.9/Fri. 11:00-12:00
The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)
Chairs: Y. Ariyoshi, T. Sasaki

2023-r-16

Midori Takezaki

Multi-Objective Optimization for Effective Debris Detumbling

11:20

Metals

Orbit

Hierarchical Model

2023-r-06

2023-r-13

Recycling and ReUsing Spacecraft Solar Panels: A Planned

2023-r-17

Brian Davis2023-r-18

Hiroshi Hirayama

Laser Ablation Propulsion Potential of Common Orbital Debris

Area-to-mass Ratio Distribution Modeling Using Bayesian

16:00

9:40

Algorithms

Environmental Evolution Model

15:20

Takeharu Toyoda

Using Laser Ablation via Surrogate-Assisted Evolutionary

Orbit Prediction Capability Using PATHFINDER Density Modeland Future Update2023-r-12

Land Security by Evolutionary Algorithm

Freezing through the Lunar Night: A Power System Concept
Transitions

9:20

Trajectory Optimization for Space Debris Re-entry Considering

Wireless Power Transmission System from Lunar Orbit

16:40

Demise Instrumentation Verification of the CubeSat SOURCE
with Plasma Wind Tunnel Experiments

Nagisa Inokuchi

11:40

Stochastic Analysis of Survivability of Triple Net Tether

r-5Space Environment

Jun.9/Fri. 14:00-15:00
The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)
Chairs: H. Miyake, K. Koga

14:00

2023-r-19

Shoya Iwata

Ground Experiments and Hydrocode Simulations for Verifying
Hypervelocity Microparticle Impact Measurements on the First
Smart MLI Sensors in Space

14:20

2023-r-20

Simon Maillot

Mapping the Cosmic Dust Distribution across the Earth-Moon

Region for the Payankeu Mission

14:40

2023-r-21

DevelopmentofaAyane Yamamoto
Quick

Estimation

MethodofInvestigation into Fragmentation of the Russian EKRAN 2

Geosynchronous Satellites Surface Potential by Charging

Spacecraft

Analysis Tool for Charging Alert System

17:00

2023-r-09

Masahiro Kinoshita

Mitigation and Evaluation of Slag Generated from Solid Rocket
Motors in Japan

17:20

2023-r-10

Nobuaki Minato

Examination of the Taxation Mechanism on Space Debris forSpace Environment Protection

r-3
Jun.9/Fri. 9:00-10:40
Space Debris, Re-entry, Reuse, ADR

The Large Meeting Room 3 (5F)

9:00

XL

2023-r-11

Chairs: T. Muranaka, H. Hirayama

Daniel Gallas-1
Jun.8/Thu. 9:00-10:15
Finalist Student Session 1

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)
Chairs: T. Nakano, K. Nakashino

9:00
2023-a-58
Jumpei Tachibana
Performance Evaluation of Busemann Intake for
Reusable Sounding Rocket at Transonic Speeds
9:15
2023-b-82
Soichiro Tsuji
Performance Enhancement of Microwave Discharge Cathodeby External Gas Injection System

9:30

2023-b-83

Shogo Uozumi

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program
Experimental Study on Aging Degradation of Microwave
Discharge Ion Thrusters

9:45

2023-b-84

Koki Takagi

Performance Evaluation and Modelling of Ion Extraction for
Porous Electrospray Thrusters

10:00

2023-c-38

Analysis of the Microwave Wireless Power Transfer Efficiency

Orbit

Based on Time-frequency Analysis of Nonlinear Vibration of

16:30

2023-r-25

Evaluation

of

PMD

Sakura Okano

Strategy

with

Less

Functional

Requirements for Satellites

Extensible Trusss-2
Jun.8/Thu. 11:00-12:15
Finalist Student Session 2

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)2023-ｄ-65

Charleston Dale Macutayof a Furoshiki Space Solar Power Station in Geostationary

Saori Tanaka

Experimental Estimation of Sliding Amount at Backlash Joints

11:00

Impacts in Bali Province, Indonesia

16:15 2023-q-21
Ambatali

Chairs: D. Akita, T. Sasaki

Yuta Imoto

16:45

2023-t-10

Shun Katsube

A Health Index for Satellite Power Systems Based on
Periodicity and Multimodality

17:00

2023-u-12

Ryota Yamamoto

A Small Hybrid Rocket Launch Experiment in 18th Noshiro
Space Event

In-plane Deployment Analysis of Satellite Constellation Using

11:15

2023-ｄ-66

Shota Itot-1
Jun.5/Mon. 16:00-17:00
Satellite System Design and Data Application

11:30

2023-e-41

Ken Fujino

16:00

Atmospheric Drag

Research to Archive a Lunar Sub-Recurrent Orbit
Direct Numerical Simulation of Flowfield around Transonic
Airfoil at Low Reynolds Number for Mars Exploration

11:45

2023-e-42

Yoshikatsu Furusawa

Propeller Scale Effect on Fixed Wing within Propeller
Slipstream at Low Reynolds Number

12:00

2023-f-50

Yusaku Ozeki

Studio 4F-2,

2023-t-01

Chairs: K. Masanori, M. Ioki

Samir Khan

Opportunities with Causal Representation Learning forSpacecraft Applications

16:20

2023-t-02

Masanori Kawamura

16:40

2023-t-03

Motoki Moritani

Value Creation Based on Sand Observation Using Satellites
Practical Application and Evaluation of System Complexity

An Investigation of Multi-point Earth Observation Applying

Index in the Development Process of Nano-Satellites

Variable Shape Attitude Control

s-3
Jun.8/Thu. 14:00-15:15
Finalist Student Session 3

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)

14:00

2023-g-19

Chairs: Y. Takaku, K. Nakashino

Tomohiro Mamashita

Numerical Analysis and Wind Tunnel Testing of Experimental
Reusable Vehicle RV-X Aerodynamics at 90° Angle-of-Attack

14:15

2023-h-17

Shogo Uzawa

in Space: Proposal of Drive Method Using Air Inflow into the

14:30

2023-j-17

Sota Kano

Preliminary Design of X-band Noise-cancelling Receiver

Front-end with Radiation-Hardened 130nm SiGe BiCMOS
Process for Deep Space Probes

14:45

2023-k-26

Yusuke Shimoda

Development of Postural Maintenance Training device for Anti-

Gravity Muscle Training

15:00

2023-m-16

Hideto Takasawa

Flight Demonstration for Reentry Capsule with Thin Aeroshell
Using Rubber Balloon

s-4
Jun.8/Thu. 16:00-17:15
Finalist Student Session 4

The Medium Meeting Room 2 (4F)16:00 2023-n-26
Hastuti

Chairs: H. Sakamoto, A. Senba

Amandangi

10:00

Studio 4F-2,

2023-t-04

Yutaro Ito

Chairs: M. Ioki, TBD

FDIR Design and Implementation to Manage Complex
Missions and Reduce Operational Effort

10:20

2023-t-05

Shunichiro Nomura

Operation Plan Management System (OPMS): Software for
the Safe Operations of Satellites

Development of Peristaltic Transfer System to Transport Feces
Transfer Channel

t-2
Jun.6/Tus. 10:00-10:40
Satellite Operations Management

Wahyuning

Sea Level Rise-Induced Coastal Flooding and Its Potential

t-3
Jun.6/Tus. 11:00-12:20
Systems Engineering for Satellite Design
11:00

Studio 4F-2,

2023-t-06

Chairs: H. Yoshikazu, M. Ioki

Janis Sebastian Häseker

Demonstration of Round-trip Engineering between Capella

System Model and Low-Level Electronics Design for AvionicPower Controllers

11:20

2023-t-07

Daisuke Toyama

Challenge of Applying model-based Development to Attitude
Control Design in Large-scale and Complex Systems

11:40

2023-t-08

Takeyuki Tsurusaki

Investigation of Software Defined Architecture for Aerospace
Systems

12:00

2023-t-09

Qin XuReplenishment Cost Assessment and Optimization Based on
Analysis of Space System Characteristics

u-1
Jun.4/Sun. 11:00-12:20
Space-based Training Methods for Engineers

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Technical Sessions Program
The Small Meeting Room 1-3 (4F)

11:00

2023-u-01

Taiwan’sSpace

Chairs: K. Kitamura, Y. Wada

TalentImplementation

11:20

Chiao-Ying Jill Chou2023-u-02

Cultivation:

Strategies

andMaximilien Berthet

The Culture Map: a Useful Tool for Effective Teamworking in

14:40

2023-v-03

Souichirou Kozuka

15:00

2023-v-04

Masahiko Sato

Formation of Japan’s Space Law

Examination of the Formation Process of Space Law in the
Artemis Era

15:20

2023-v-05

Feng-Tai Hwang

A Step Towards Sound Space Development - Legislation andSmall & Diverse Space Projects?

Implementation of Taiwan's Space Laws

Comprehensive Capacity-Building Initiatives and International

Contribution through the CubeSat Deployment from ISS, Kibo

v-2
Jun.6/Tus. 16:00-17:40
Space Business and Governance

Effectiveness Verification of the “Edu-tainment” Material for

16:00

11:40

12:00

2023-u-03

2023-u-04

Tatsuhito Fujita

Akihiro Iwasaki

Communication Improvement within Spacecraft Development
Team

The Small Meeting Room 1-3 (4F)
Chairs: A. Iwasaki, Y. Kawabata

14:00

2023-u-05

Riichi Ohta

14:20

2023-u-06

Seita Koike

14:40

2023-u-07

Pema Zangmo

The Development of Saccharide Fuel Hybrid Rocket Engine
The Design of CubeSat TCU-01

Development of a Hybrid Ground Sensor Terminal to Enhance
Academic and Research Experience in the Universities Using
LoRa and Wi-Fi Modules

u-2
Jun.4/Sun. 15:20-16:40
Space Education Approaches Using CubeSat

The Small Meeting Room 1-3 (4F)
Chairs: S. Hara, S. Koike

2023-u-08

Elise Denis

IGOSat – an Educational Nanosatellite Project for Measuring
the Total Electron Content in the Ionosphere and Detecting
Gamma-rays

15:40

2023-u-09

Hideki Uchiyama

Educational Practice for Junior High and High School Students
Using Materials Simulating CubeSat to Improve the Quality ofInterest in Science

16:00

2023-u-10

Kentaro Kitamura

Practical Space Science Mission Program for Under-graduate

Students in Cooperation of Science and Engineering Faculties

16:20

2023-u-11

Makoto Wakabayashi

Development of Space Related Human Resources throughCollaboration between Space Academia 2021 and the All
KOSEN Space Contest

Studio 4F-2,

14:00

2023-v-01

Chairs: H. Watanabe, Y. Hashimoto

Hirotaka Watanabe

Japan's Space Policy and the End of the Cold War: To
Strengthen the Japan-U.S. Alliance

14:20

2023-v-02

Yasuaki Hashimoto

Civilian Space Assets in Russia's Invasion of Ukraine

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16:20

2023-v-07

Ikuko Kuriyama

Introduction of the JAXA’s Basic Policy on the Sustainable
Development Goals

16:40

2023-v-08

Yuki Kokubo

Information Sharing Framework for Ensuring Safety of On-

Orbit Servicing

17:00

2023-v-09

Yangzi Tao

17:20

2023-v-10

Tetsuhito Fuse

Analysis of the Tendency of Global Space GovernanceTransition of Open Innovation Systems in the Space Agencies

w-1
Jun.7/Wed 9:00-10:20
Quality Evaluation of COTS and New EEE Parts
Studio 4F-2,

Chairs: R. Kobayashi, K. Oga

9:00

2023-w-01

Hiroaki Kawara

9:20

2023-w-02

Kensuke Shiba

9:40

2023-w-03

Shouichi Terada

2023-w-04

Koichi Morikawa

The Outline of COTS Parts Evaluation in JAXA
The Latest Activities related to the Passive Parts in JAXA
Evaluation Method for Space Applicability of COTS Integrated
Circuits

10:00

Feasibility Study on Quality assurance method for “Minimal
Fab”

w-2
Jun.7/Wed 11:00-12:00
Reliability of Assembly Technology
11:00

Studio 4F-2,

2023-w-05

Chairs: K. Oga, H. Shindo

Koichi Shinozaki

High-Speed Signal Characteristics of a Standard Type of the
Ceramic BGA Package for Space Application

11:20

2023-w-06

Shinichiro Ichimaru

Study on Tin Whisker Growth And Mitigation By Conformal
Coating On-Orbit

v-1
Jun.6/Tus. 14:00-15:40
Space Law, Policy and History

Chairs: S. Kozuka, M. Sato

Misuzu Onuki

Space Investment to Encourage to Sustainable Growth ofSpace Economy

u-3
Jun.4/Sun. 14:00-15:00
New Space Technologies for Space Education

15:20

Studio 4F-2,

2023-v-06

11:40

2023-w-07

Tsuyoshi Nakagawa

Efforts Regarding Development of Soldering Standards for
Space

w-3
Jun.7/Wed 16:00-17:20
Advanced Activities of S&MA
16:00

Studio 4F-2,

2023-w-08

Chairs: K. suzuki, H. Shindo

Yoshitsugu Suzuki

Observations and Findings of Safety Assessment for

June 3-9, 2023, Kurume City Plaza, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Technical Sessions Program
Development of Space Transportation System: Comparison
between the NASA CCP model and the JAXA model

16:20

2023-w-09

Ryoji Kobayashi

16:40

2023-w-10

Tomohisa Suzuki

Assessment of System Safety in terms of Risk Assessment

Anomaly Analysis and Application of Lessons Learned from on
Orbit Demonstration Missions

17:00

2023-w-11

Masanori Sakaino

Mechanical Evaluation Activities to Ensure Design Quality ofMetal Additive Manufacturing Lattice Structures for Spacecraft
Weight Reduction

Jun.8/Thu. 17:40-19:00

Foyer of Kurumeza (3F)

Tsubasa Ito

Measurement Evaluation of Rarefied Electric Propulsion
Propellant Flow -Static and Dynamic Pressure Distribution-

2023-b-72

Power Hall Thrusters

2023-b-74

Shunsuke Kodaira

Takumi Kobayashi

Surface Analysis for Thrust Generation Mechanism throughInteraction of Ultraviolet Light-emitting Diodes and Solid

2023-b-76

Jaejun Lee

Development of Heaterless Hollow Cathode for 700 W-classHall Thrusters

2023-b-77

Coupling Orbit and Attitude Considering Eclipse in Low EarthOrbit2023-d-61

Sirin Yakupoglu Altuntas

Time-varying Residual Magnetic Moment Modelling and2023-d-62

Keisuke Nakata

Takefumi Kosaka

Vertical Descent Control Law for a Lunar Lander with On-off

Input Constraint via Model Predictive Control Theory2023-d-63

Daiki Ukita

Magnetic Torque Caused by Magnetic Substance Considering
Three-dimensional Attitude Dynamics

2023-e-36

Photons and Solid Polymers

Polymers

Xinbo Gu

Satellite Formation Flying Achieved by Radiation Pressure by

Kenta Yanagihara

UV-LED Microthruster through Interaction of Ultraviolet

2023-b-75

Correction Error Table

2023-d-60

2023-d-64

Evaluation of Hollow Anode Geometries for Miniaturized LowPower Hall Thrusters

Jordan H. Hsieh

Miniature Low-Cost Two-Axis Digital Sun Sensor with a

Moe Otsuka

Ion Energy Distribution Measurement for Miniaturized Low-

2023-b-73

2023-d-59

Estimation for a Nanosatellite

Poster Session
2023-b-70

Using Genetic Algorithm

Yoshiki Fujita

Relative Orbit Determination of Satellites by Radio Waves
Considering Attitude Motion

Yuta Tsukamoto

Comparison of Leading Edge VGs on SC(2)-0518 and

OAT15A Airfoils for Transonic Buffet Suppression

2023-e-37

Asahi Morimoto

Investigation of the Vorticity Estimation Method Based on the
Shock Wave Configuration

2023-e-38

Keita Suzuki

Grid Resolution Study on Numerical Analysis of Propeller-

Wing Interaction

2023-e-39

Kyoungjin Kim

System Modeling of Microscale Explosive Ignition Devices forSpace Pyrotechnic Systems

2023-e-40

Naoki Takada

Validation of 3D CFD simulation of Flow Separation over an

Measurement of Thruster Plume Potential Distribution for 10

Airfoil for Deep Reinforcement Learning-based Closed-Loop

cm-class Microwave Discharge Ion Thruster in Laboratory

Flow Control

Experiments

2023-b-78

Taichi Ishikawa

Investigation of Interference Mechanisms in Racetrack Anodelayer SBS Operation

2023-b-79

Seongsu Kim

Discharge Characteristics of 100 W-class Hall Thruster with aThoriated Tungsten Filament Cathode for a 2U CubeSat

2023-b-80

Yoshiyuki Takao

Study of Electrical Neutralization for Microwave Discharge Ion
Engine2023-b-81

Yoshinori Nakayama

2023-c-36

Kenji Asakawa

2023-c-37

Lian-Jie Wang

Preliminary Study on a Visualized Cylindrical Hall Thruster

Application of Composite Tow Steering to Stiffened Panels

2023-f-49

Olivier Charles Pons

2023-q-21

Hitoshi Naito

Satellite Swim Lane

Evaluation for Space Lithium Ion Cells Operated under Low
Temperature Condition

2023-r-23

Hiroya Adachi

Applicability of Conventional Ballistic Limit Equation to
Titanium Alloy Curved Plate and Energy Distribution of the
Fragments after Perforation

2023-r-24

Takanobu Muranaka

Active Debris Removal Using Electric Propulsion: Charging
Mitigation on Target Debris in Docking Sequence2023-w-12

Juliette Cliquet

Medical Adaptation of the Therapeutic Properties of Centella
Asiatica to Space Activities, via the ISS

Ballistic Performance Analysis of Module Structure Ceramic

Combined with Stainless Steel2023-d-57

Shumpei Hosokawa

Attitude Stability Analysis of Spin-stabilized Microspacecraft

Propelled by Hybrid Rocket

2023-d-58

Shoma Fukudome

Attitude Estimation of CubeSats from Solar Panel Output

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34 th International Symposium on Space Technology and Science
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