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Defense In Depth Exercise (Didex) 25: Technology Quad Chart, Kori Moore, Troy Johnson
Defense In Depth Exercise (Didex) 25: Technology Quad Chart, Kori Moore, Troy Johnson
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL poster for DiDEX 25
Assembly, Integration And Test, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Assembly, Integration And Test, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
What is “AI&T”
• A continuous, iterative process of turning low level components into the system of hardware, software and ground tools that meet YOUR mission
• Teaching the engineering team to UNDERSTAND the system they’ve built
- It does exactly what it was designed to do, now figure out what that was…
• Verifying mechanical, electrical, data and software interfaces
- Does it fit?
- Does it talk?
- Is it on?
Advanced Doppler Wind And Temperature Sounder, Trent Newswander, Scott Bailey, Mark Hervig, Phillip Scott, Zack Hatfield
Advanced Doppler Wind And Temperature Sounder, Trent Newswander, Scott Bailey, Mark Hervig, Phillip Scott, Zack Hatfield
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Introduction
• An advanced Doppler Wind and Temperature Sounder (DWTS) is being developed for flight on NASA’s Dynamical Neutral Atmosphere-Ionosphere Coupling (DYNAMIC) satellite
– Will provide the first comprehensive global dataset of winds and temperature in the mesosphere and thermosphere (40–250 km altitude)
– Designed and built by Space Dynamics Lab (SDL)
• The DYNAMIC mission aims to characterize the energy transfer between the ionosphere, thermosphere, and mesosphere
– Led by Scott Bailey from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Sate University
– See his HELIOTECH DYNAMIC poster for more details
• DWTS observes the Doppler shift of atmospheric NO and 13 …
Electrical Power System (Eps) Overview, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Electrical Power System (Eps) Overview, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
UNP Presentation on Electrical Power Systems
F-Layer Parameters Derived By Airglow Emissions At Pituffik Sb, Greenland, Jessica Norrell, Ivana Molina, Michael Negale, Jeffrey Holmes
F-Layer Parameters Derived By Airglow Emissions At Pituffik Sb, Greenland, Jessica Norrell, Ivana Molina, Michael Negale, Jeffrey Holmes
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Atomic oxygen airglow has long been used as tracer for the peak height and electron density of the F-layer (e.g. Sahai et al., 1981). Tinsley and Bittencourt (1975) described a method by which OI airglow is used to determine F-layer parameters. They found that the square root of the column emission rate of an optically thin layer created by radiative recombination emission was proportional to the peak electron density of the F-layer.
An all-sky imager (ASI) was recently installed at Pituffik, Greenland (76.51˚N, 68.74˚W), with four filters relevant to this study: 5725, 6300, 7715 and 7774 Å. We have used …
Autonomy For Dark Swarms In Degraded Environments, Thomas J. Walls, Brad Petersen, Matt Didericksen
Autonomy For Dark Swarms In Degraded Environments, Thomas J. Walls, Brad Petersen, Matt Didericksen
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
A system that manages electromagnetic emissions and signature by design to avoid detection
Ai Simulation Creation, John P. Wilson
Ai Simulation Creation, John P. Wilson
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Introduction - AI Simulation Creation
- Exploring the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the form of a Large Language Model (LLM) to produce a simulation of a factory production facility with given parameters and calculated performance.
- Use Grok (Grok 4 Expert) and Claude (Sonnet 4.5) LLMs
- Ask the LLMs to solve the problem analytically and then create a Python simulation to calculate the results.
- Answer the questions:
- Can an AI do this?
- How do the results compare?
Delivering Mission Success, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Delivering Mission Success, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL Presentation on Delivering Mission Success
100 Days, Phil Hale
100 Days, Phil Hale
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Organizational Overview
Total Employees: 1367
Command & Data Handling, Firmware & Software, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Command & Data Handling, Firmware & Software, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
UNP Presentation on Command & Data Handling, Firmware & Software
Work Experience At Space Dynamics Laboratory Summer 2025, North Logan, Erik Johnson
Work Experience At Space Dynamics Laboratory Summer 2025, North Logan, Erik Johnson
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) is owned by Utah State University and is a non-profit organization. Their headquarters are in North Logan and have over 1,200 employees. SDL is a University Affiliated Research Center (UARC), that delivers custom engineering solutions in the military, space, and science industries.
Qualification Of Titanium 3d-Printed Volume-Optimized Propulsion Tanks For Small Satellites, Robert M. Fowler
Qualification Of Titanium 3d-Printed Volume-Optimized Propulsion Tanks For Small Satellites, Robert M. Fowler
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL presentation on Titanium 3D-Printed Volume-Optimized Propulsion Tanks for Small Satellites
Time-To-Digital Conversion In The Lattice Certuspro Fpga For The Cape Instrument, Zakk B. Rhodes, James Cook, Cameron Weston, Daniel J. Gershman
Time-To-Digital Conversion In The Lattice Certuspro Fpga For The Cape Instrument, Zakk B. Rhodes, James Cook, Cameron Weston, Daniel J. Gershman
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
A time-to-digital conversion (TDC) algorithm is implemented in a Lattice CertusPro FPGA to measure time differences between two incident pulses for science data acquisition in the CAPE instrument on NASA’s GDC mission. CertusPro provides sub-100 picosecond resolution with nearly linear results which is discussed with its other unique characteristics. Performance measurements and variation in timing due to parameters such as core voltage and temperature are presented.
Celis: Compact Eyesafe Lidar System, A Portable 1.5 Μm Elastic Lidar System For Rapid Aerosol Concentration Measurement: Part 2, Retrieval Of Particulate Matter Concentration, Kori D. Moore, Alan W. Bird, Michael D. Wojcik, Robert Lemon, Jerry L. Hatfield
Celis: Compact Eyesafe Lidar System, A Portable 1.5 Μm Elastic Lidar System For Rapid Aerosol Concentration Measurement: Part 2, Retrieval Of Particulate Matter Concentration, Kori D. Moore, Alan W. Bird, Michael D. Wojcik, Robert Lemon, Jerry L. Hatfield
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL Poster on the CELiS Compact Eyesafe Lidar System
Using Distributive Networks Of Single-Frequency Hf Transmitters And Receivers To Measure Spatial And Temporal Ionospheric Perturbations, Riley Troyer, Kenneth Obenberger, Ivana Molina, Eugene Dao, Zsolt Balint, Eric Burnside, Kris Robinson, Jeffrey Holmes, Pavel Inchin, Jonathan Snively
Using Distributive Networks Of Single-Frequency Hf Transmitters And Receivers To Measure Spatial And Temporal Ionospheric Perturbations, Riley Troyer, Kenneth Obenberger, Ivana Molina, Eugene Dao, Zsolt Balint, Eric Burnside, Kris Robinson, Jeffrey Holmes, Pavel Inchin, Jonathan Snively
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
We can track ionospheric disturbances using networks of single-frequency HF receivers. How can we best utilize these systems and networks?
High-Performance Small Satellites For Demanding Missions, Lance Fife
High-Performance Small Satellites For Demanding Missions, Lance Fife
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL Presentation on High Performance Small Satellites
Principles Of Modular Open Architectures For Enabling Future Capabilities, Jacob Christensen
Principles Of Modular Open Architectures For Enabling Future Capabilities, Jacob Christensen
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
What is Modular Open Architecture?
Vision
- Modular Open Architectures enable affordable and evolutionary capabilities
Principles
- Employ Modular Design
- Designate Key Interfaces
- Select Open Standards
Benefits
- Reduce schedule
- Reduce cost
- Faster upgrades
- Enhanced interoperability
- Increased competition
- Increased innovation
Thermal Infrared Earth Resource Monitoring Instrument (Thermi) Swap Reduction, Trent Newswander, Scott Hansen, Jed Hancock, Darrel Williams
Thermal Infrared Earth Resource Monitoring Instrument (Thermi) Swap Reduction, Trent Newswander, Scott Hansen, Jed Hancock, Darrel Williams
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL Presentation on THERMI SWaP reduction
Arctic Over-The-Horizon-Radar Ontic (Arothron): A Model Definition For The Support Of Radio Frequency Radars, J. Vincent Eccles, John Retterer, Jeffrey M. Holmes
Arctic Over-The-Horizon-Radar Ontic (Arothron): A Model Definition For The Support Of Radio Frequency Radars, J. Vincent Eccles, John Retterer, Jeffrey M. Holmes
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
The high-latitude and subauroral ionosphere regions are organized and disorganized by a number of competing processes of ionization, convective transport, and plasma instabilities. The complexity makes it difficult for physics-based models or data-assimilation methodologies to specify the ionosphere with sufficient resolution and accuracy to adequately support radio signal technologies during space weather disturbance events. External drivers of ionospheric ionization include solar EUV and X-ray irradiance, medium and energetic particle precipitation, and solar proton events. External drivers of plasma transport include convective electric fields for high density plasma at mid-latitudes (e.g., storm enhanced densities or SEDs) and parallel plasma motion driven …
Demonstration Of Coherent Optical Phase-Shift Keying With A Tapered-Diode Laser Amplifier For Free-Space Optical Communication, Charlotte K. Duda, Aaron Cross, Chadwick Lindstrom, Julie Smith
Demonstration Of Coherent Optical Phase-Shift Keying With A Tapered-Diode Laser Amplifier For Free-Space Optical Communication, Charlotte K. Duda, Aaron Cross, Chadwick Lindstrom, Julie Smith
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL presentation on Coherent Optical Phase-Shift Keying
Optical Coating Characterization System (Occs), Scott Hansen, Kendall Johnson, Dean Wada, Alan Thurgood
Optical Coating Characterization System (Occs), Scott Hansen, Kendall Johnson, Dean Wada, Alan Thurgood
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
SDL Presentation on OCCS
Acoustic-Gravity Wave Evolutions And Layered Observables In The Mlt, Jonathan B. Snively
Acoustic-Gravity Wave Evolutions And Layered Observables In The Mlt, Jonathan B. Snively
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
ERAU Presentation on the Model for Acoustic & Gravity Wave Interactions and Coupling (MAGIC)
Agile In Orbit: Enabling Our Mission Partners To Thrive In The Ever-Changing Space Domain, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Agile In Orbit: Enabling Our Mission Partners To Thrive In The Ever-Changing Space Domain, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
At SDL, agility is a quality of both our mission approach and our space architecture.
Structural Design & Analysis, Poti G. Doukas
Structural Design & Analysis, Poti G. Doukas
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Agenda
- Structural Requirements
- Deployers
- Engineering Drawings
- Verification Testing
Software Management, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Software Management, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Agenda
- Software Organization Methods
- Example Software Workflow
- Small Sat Specific Tips
Requirements And C&Dh Design, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Requirements And C&Dh Design, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
- What is it?
- Processor Selection
- CDH Hardware
- OS Selection
- Memory - Radiation
- Memory - Radiation Mitigation
- Memory - Partitions
- Memory - File System
- System Startup
- Startup Stages
- Software Start-up
- Serial Protocol
- I2C / One Wire Communication Tips
- Fault Handling: Watchdog Timer
- CDH Watchdog (Simple)
- CDH Watchdog (Use Case)
- Watchdog Timer Tips
- Synchronizing and Managing Time
Radiation Hardness Drivers For Mission Success – What We Have Learned, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Radiation Hardness Drivers For Mission Success – What We Have Learned, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
RHA consists of all activities undertaken to ensure that the electronics and materials of a space system perform to their design specifications throughout exposure to the mission space environment
Smallsat Pcb Engineering, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Smallsat Pcb Engineering, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
- Concept
- Design
- Build
- Lessons Learned
Communications (Comm) Subsystem: Smallsat Antennas, Jim White
Communications (Comm) Subsystem: Smallsat Antennas, Jim White
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
- A Practical Approach to SmallSat and Cubesat Antennas
- Antennas Designed Using Requirements
- Antenna Requirements
- Systems Engineering is Required
- What is a Radio Wave?
- What is an Antenna?
- Best Practices
- Testing
- Summary
Calibration And Systems Engineering Collaboration, John Wilson
Calibration And Systems Engineering Collaboration, John Wilson
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
Introduction – Why Am I Here?
• I am a systems engineer with nearly 40 years experience in the DoD world.
• Opinions offered during tabletop discussions at CalCon 2024 showed a lack of coordination between calibration engineering and system engineering.
•Sorry, where this happens systems engineers are to blame.
• Calibration: “Calibration is configuring and verifying a measuring instrument's accuracy to ensure its readings match a known standard.” (What Is Calibration?, n.d.)
•Is this really what y’all do? I am here to learn!
• Systems Engineering: “SE is an integrative approach to help teams collaborate to understand and manage …