Small Satellite Conference
August 3–8, 2024
Held at Utah State University, the annual Small Satellite Conference gathers Government, industry, and academia to review recent successes, explore new directions, and introduce emerging technologies in small spacecraft development.
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Next-Gen Night Out Networking Event
August 4, 2024
SDL hosts a networking session for post-degree professionals, up to age 35, who are attending the Small Satellite Conference. Meet distinguished guest panelists from across the industry, as well as representatives from sponsoring aerospace and defense organizations.
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PI Mission Forum
August 5, 2024
Join new and experienced PIs as we discuss mission formulation in a casual forum. The discussion will focus on the constraints presented by today’s science, technology, and programmatic realities and how to overcome these challenges when formulating missions. Invited panelists include Thomas Zurbuchen (moderator), Justin Kasper, Vanderlei Martins, and Erika Hamden.
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SDL Technical Workshop
August 8–9, 2024
To foster continuity and advancement across the small satellite community, SDL hosts a workshop following the annual Small Satellite Conference. The workshop will explore how small satellite technologies can support future space architectures and provide results and lessons learned from recent missions and technology demonstrations.
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Rendezvous & Proximity Operations Workshop
TBD 2025
Do you want to help guide the future of rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO) in space? The RPO Workshop aims to unite Government, commercial, and academic entities interested in discussing RPO best practices, identifying technology gaps, and pioneering new solutions. Together, we can share knowledge, experience, and expertise about flight and developmental programs, associated technologies, and challenges to inform future missions.
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CALCON Technical Meeting
June 9–12, 2025
CALCON is designed for scientists, engineers, managers, and mission leads to discuss calibration issues pertinent to defense, research, and the environment. Topics cover calibration, characterization, and remote sensing applied within UV, VIS, IR, microwave, and SAR spectral ranges. You don’t have to be a calibration engineer to attend. Join us to learn how calibration enhances the probability of mission success and network with experts in the industry.
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SpaceBot Competition
Calling all Utah college and university space and robotics aficionados!
Join us for the SpaceBot Competition, where students gain tactical experience solving today’s space engineering problems and network with professionals.
Stay tuned for 2025 competition details.
