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October 28-31 2024
Mendoza, Argentina


A Conference developing multi Agency Space Research and addressing Solar System Exploration, Earth Sciences, Space Weather, and Exoplanet characterization through advanced Space Missions, powerful Instrumentation, and modern AI/ML methods.

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 ABOUT

The future of space exploration requires global coordination across space agencies, research institutions and industry. In this workshop, we seek to expand collaboration between researchers and key players from space agencies (including NASA and CONAE), industry, and local universities, exploring new opportunities and building on previous successes. During these sessions, the speakers will report the latest research on key exploration themes. They will connect these to new technologies and methods being developed across the Americas, including the latest artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) developments.

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THEMES

Themes

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AGENDA

Day 1: Monday October 28

09:00 to 09:30 Registration
09:30 to 12:30 Earth Sciences and CubeSats/Small-sats research
12:30 to 13:15 Lunch break
13:15 to 14:00 Poster session and coffee break
14:00 to 17:00 Space Weather and Solar probes 

Day 2: Tuesday October 29

09:30 to 12:30 Moon, Mars and Venus: Landers, Orbiters and Human exploration
12:30 to 13:15 Lunch break
13:15 to 14:00 Poster session and coffee break
14:00 to 17:00 Astrobiology, Outer Solar System and Primordial bodies 

Day 3: Wednesday October 30

09:30 to 12:30 Missions, Instruments and Observatories: New Technologies
12:30 to 13:30 Lunch break
13:30 to 15:00 Multi-Agency Partnerships, Collaborations and Opportunities
16:00 to 21:00 Conference dinner

Day 4: Thursday October 31

09:30 to 12:30 Exoplanetary Detection and Characterization
12:30 to 13:15 Lunch break
13:15 to 14:00: Poster session and coffee break 
14:00 to 17:00: Big Data: AI/ML techniques for data analysis and interpretation 

Keynote Speakers

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Sandra Cauffman
Deputy Director
Astrophysics Division
NASA HQ

Editor in Chief

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Laura Frulla
Director Earth Observation Management
CONAE

Assistant Manager

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Jorge Vago
Project Scientist
ExoMars Programme
ESA

Programming Editor

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Ariel Stein
Director
Global Monitoring Laboratory 
NOAA

Art Director

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Diego Janches
Project Scientist of TIMED Heliophysics Division
NASA GSFC

Editor in Chief

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Hebe Cremades
Solar Physics Expert
Universidad Mendoza
CONICET

Assistant Manager

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Emily Wilson
Associate Deputy Director for Atmospheres
Earth Sciences Division
NASA GSFC

Programming Editor

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Gerónimo Villanueva
Associate Director
Solar System Exploration Division
NASA GSFC
 

Art Director

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Raul Kulichevsky
Executive and Technical Director
CONAE

Editor in Chief

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Darío Giussi
General Manager and Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
INVAP

Assistant Manager

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Stefanie Milam
JWST Project Scientist for Policy and User Community
NASA GSFC

Programming Editor

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Adriana Ocampo
AIdeaXSpace
Former Program Manager at NASA HQ

Art Director

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INFO

Meeting

The conference will take place at the "Centro de Congresos y Exposiciones Emilio Civit" in downtown Mendoza, Argentina. Specifically in the auditorium "Sala el Plumerillo". The conference site is located in the "Barrio Cívico", a specific city area with many government buildings, yet close to the city's central commercial district.

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Lodging

Several hotels are located near the conference center, and we are organizing special rates for the attendees. When registering, please specify if you plan to stay at any of these hotel options: 
 

  • Hotel Diplomatic (premium)

  • Park Hyatt (premium)

  • Hotel Aconcagua 

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Logistics

Mendoza has an International Airport with direct flights from many major cities. Flights from the US and Europe typically connect in Buenos Aires (Arg) or Santiago (Chile) when reaching Mendoza. There is a direct flight to Mendoza from Panama City (COPA Airlines), which is accessible from many cities in North/Central America.

Registration form

Please use this form to register for the conference. Registration deadline is on June 15th 2024. In person participation is restricted to 100 participants, and we will inform of selection to participate by June 30th. A registration fee of $250 (USD) will be requested that will cover lunches, the conference dinner and coffee breaks. Local participants from Argentina, students and invited speakers are not required to pay for registration. 

Thanks for submitting!

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Science Organizing Committee (SOC)

Hebe Cremades (UM / CONICET)
Sara Faggi (American University/NASA GSFC)
Laura Frulla (CONAE)
Diego Janches (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
Adriana Ocampo (IdeaXSpace LLC)

Lucas Paganini (NASA Headquarters)
Geronimo Villanueva (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)

Local Organizing Committee (LOC)

Gabriel Caballero (The Mars Society Argentina)
Federico Morabito (Gobierno de Mendoza)

Marcos Peralta (The Mars Society Argentina)
Verónica Fernández (Clúster Aeroespacial de Mendoza)
Enzo Vendemmia (Clúster Aeroespacial de Mendoza)
Fundación Mendoza Crear
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