[SatNews] The Advanced Maui Optical and Space  Surveillance Technologies Conference 2014 (AMOS) has just released information regarding their technical program for their upcoming event.

Lt. Gen. John Hyten, current AFSPC/CV and incoming Commander of AFSPC, will deliver the opening Keynote Address. More than 100 technical papers will be presented over the three-days.  Click here to download a copy.

• JAC Software, Solving Conjunction Assessment Issues, Francois Laporte, Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES)
• Orbit Determination Analysis for a Joint UK-Australian Space Surveillance Experiment, Mark Rutten, Defence Science and Technology Organisation
• Validation of Accuracy and Efficiency of Long-Arc Orbit Propagation Using the Method of Manufactured Solutions and the Round-Trip-Closure Method, Robyn Woollands, Texas A&M University
• The Case for GEO Hosted SSA Payloads, Carol Welsch, Orbital Sciences Corp.
• Bi-static Optical Observations of GEO Objects, Patrick Seitzer, University of Michigan Astronomy
• A Wavefront Sensor to Detect Dim Objects, Mala Mateen, Air Force Research Laboratory
• The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope: A project update, Thomas Rimmele, National Solar Observatory
• Propagation of Forecast Errors from the Sun to LEO Trajectories: How Does Drag Uncertainty Affect Conjunction Frequency?, John Emmert, Naval Research Laboratory
• Image Stacking Techniques for GEO Satellites, Grant Privett, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
• Next Generation Space Surveillance System-of-Systems, Bill McShane, Lockheed Martin
• Follow-up Observatory for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Objects with a Detection Algorithm Using Streaks, Makoto Tagawa, Kyushu University

 Take advantage of the early conference rate by registering prior to July 15th. Military, students, and international participants receive a discounted rate.  Click here for registration details.