MoonMars Villages for Science, Technology, Innovation, Cooperation, Security and Inspiration
Wednesday 27 September 2017, 13:30 – 14:30
Location: Adelaide Convention Center – Hall C
The panelists will review recent MoonMars science discoveries and key projects towards robotic & human villages on the Moon & Mars. They will discuss potential MoonMars research (planetary & space science, human spaceflight, astrobiology, astrophysics, technologies, life support, operations, technical validation and development). They will debate the benefits and values of MoonMars Villages for Innovation, Cooperation, Security & Inspiration. The panel will address various aspects and questions from the community e.g.:
1) What are the current MoonMars plans for different space agencies and space actors?
2) How to use MoonMars data to unlock imagination, inspire youth, public, engineers & stakeholders?
3) What are Knowledge Gaps and precursor robotic missions towards robotic villages ?
4) Why MoonMars robotic and human villages ?
5) How can MoonMars Villages foster peaceful innovation and make our world safer?
6) How to establish infrastructures on the Moon surface and then on Mars to benefit multiple users?
7) What is the role of small or emerging space countries and new partners?
8) How to collaborate effectively between countries, agencies and new stakeholders?
Moderator

Bernard FOING
Chair, Center for Planetary Science and Exploration, Western University, ESTEC Staff Association Committee
France
Speakers

Pascale EHRENFREUND
Research Professor, Space Policy Institute, George Washington University
Austria

David KORSEMEYER
Director of Engineering, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
United States of America

Tai Sik Lee
President, Korean Institute of Civil Engineering & Building Technology (KICT)

Simonetta DI PIPPO
Director, United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA)
Austria

Francois Rivasseau
Director of Security Policy & Space Policy, European External Action Service (EEAS)

Monika Johanna Pardo Spiesse
Winner of SGAC/ILEWG IAC2017 article prize competition