Events
The 1999 National Space Symposium, April 5–8, 1999,
Colorado Springs, Colorado, is widely regarded as the premier annual
space forum, featuring top national and international speakers addressing
critical civil, commercial and national security space issues. The
theme, "Space: Advancing Our World," will be emphasized from a totally
integrated approach reflecting the state of today's space industry.
In addition to the professional sessions, the symposium boasts the
most comprehensive exhibit hall of aerospace solutions, an entertaining
and enlightening opening ceremony and corporate partnership and
workforce of the future luncheons. It will culminate with the gala
Space Technology Hall of Fame dinner. To register, call 719/576-8000,
or visit http://www.spacefoundation.org/
Novel Concepts for Smaller, Faster and Better Space Missions,
April 19–21, Redondo Beach, California, is an international
specialists symposium organized by the International Astronautical
Federation (IAF), Microcosm Inc., Orbital Sciences Corporation and
the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The symposium will focus on novel
concepts and mission opportunities along with the enabling system
design features of small satellite missions for commercial, scientific,
educational and other applications. There will be six sequential
technical sessions containing more than 40 papers by specialists
from government agencies, private industry and universities. A number
of present and planned mission concepts will be presented, ranging
from niche data messaging services via privately financed science
projects to novel university initiatives. Panel discussion sessions
are also planned. For more information concerning registration,
please call the IAF Specialists' Symposium at 310/216-6772, or visit
http://www.iafastro.com/seminars/novel99/novel99.htm
The Global Air & Space '99 International Business Forum
and Exhibition, May 3–5,1999, Arlington, Virginia, will
feature senior government and commercial aerospace industry leaders
sharing experiences related to the forum's theme, "Working Together
Globally." They will also discuss and debate critical business and
policy issues facing the world today in aerospace, aviation and
communications. Topics will include: Space—The Commercial,
Scientific, and Security Enabler; Civil Aviation—The
Economic Engine That Creates and Expands Global Markets; and Global
Security—Needs for the New Millennium. To register,
complete the registration form found at http://www.aiaa.org/calendar/global99prog.html
and fax it to 703/264-7657. For more information, contact the American
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics by calling 703/264-7500.
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