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Announcing:
Journal of Small Satellites (JoSS)
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Heated Gas Propulsion System Conceptual Design for the SAMSON Nano-Satellite
Dan R. Lev, Jacob Herscovitz, Daniel Kariv, and Itzhak Mizrachi
JoSS, Vol. 06, No. 01 (May 2017)
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Characterization of CubeSat Reaction Wheel Assemblies
Joel Shields, Christopher Pong, Kevin Lo, Laura Jones, Swati Mohan, Chava Marom, Ian McKinley, William Wilson, and Luis Andrade
JoSS, Vol. 06, No. 01 (May 2017)
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JoSS Welcomes Astrogator John Carrico as a New TAE
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| John Carrico, Technical Advisor and Astrogator, Google Terra Bella and new JoSS TAE |
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New Technical Area Editor (TAE) John Carrico, technical advisor, researcher, and astrogator, brings expertise to JoSS in a wide range of areas.
Among his current professional responsibilities, he performs due diligence of potential investments and develops future aerospace business strategies. He has worked on flight dynamics mission analysis, operations, development, and systems integration, and has supported several operational Earth and Lunar spacecraft missions. He has designed and written trajectory design algorithms and software used for mission analysis and spacecraft operations, and has given courses worldwide on mission planning, trajectory design, manuever planning, and mission operations. Carrico also has experience in geospatial intelligence systems, and has performed reearch and development in the chemical monitoring and detection field.
We welcome him to our corps of JoSS TAEs in all topic areas!
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Satellite Innovation Symposium - Oct. 2-3, 2017
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With a unique focus on innovations affecting the satellite communications market, the Satellite Innovations Symposium gathers experts and representatives of key businesses and organizations to allow for n
etworking and learning from leading satellite industry executives and innovators who play a significant role in directing the future of the space industry. This year's symposium, to be held in Silicon Valley, CA, is scheduled for October 2-3, 2017. Read more by clicking
here.
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Please also see archived issues and updated news and calendar events of interest to the SmallSat community, and feel free to send us your own announcements, news, and calendar events to publish.
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JoSS: Submit Your Article for Publication
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As a unique scholarly technical journal dedicated to serving the Small Satellite Community, JoSS aims to publish online original high-quality, topical, peer-reviewed articles, legacy articles about contributions made by small satellites pioneers, and letters to the editor (LTEs). The publication of, and access to, these articles is offered FREE OF CHARGE to encourage students and entrepreneurs to expedite rapid publication of and access to their work.
To this end, we gladly accept original, creative, previously unpublished articles that address one or more of the JoSS technical Topic Areas. You may visit www.jossonline.com under "Information for Authors" for the list of Topic Areas and guidelines for preparing and submitting your papers for publication.
Please distribute this important information to others in the field of small satellites!
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JoSS: Advertising = Visibility for Your Organization
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You may purchase advertising on the JoSS website for your announcement or company for a very reasonable price, to reach the full range of the SmallSat community worldwide. As a not-for-profit organization, JoSS appreciates and values your support through the purchase of advertising space. For more information, see
http://www.jossonline.com/main/advertising.
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JoSSonline is an online journal of the tax-exempt, IRS Code Section 501(c)3, not-for-profit publisher A. Deepak Publishing (ADP, at
www.deepakpublishing.com)
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