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LONDON 2017 Space Risks Magazine LONDON 2017 In association with Seradata Space Risks Magazine ISSUE # 1 JUNE 15, 2017 Insuring Space Risks Around the Globe A Specialist Managing General Agency for Space Risks. Founded in 2011, Assure Space has access to space risks worldwide. With over 30 years of underwriting heritage, we have the technical and commercial knowhow combined with custom built statistical analysis tools to generate positive returns year after year for insurers, reinsurers and Lloyd’s syndicates. New partners are always welcome – find out what Assure Space can do for you. Richard Parker, Divisional President [email protected] Assure-Space.com I 1.301.941.1817 Assure_Space_World_Space_Risk_Forum_Ad_MKT0081.indd 1 5/25/2017 4:14:40 PM SPACE RISKS MAGAZINE ISSUE #1 Space Risks Magazine Issue #1 Contents INTRODUCTION 4 Program Agenda 5 The Key Notes 6 The Panels ...LIFT OFF! 8 Panellist Interview with Craig Clark, CEO of Clyde Space Dear Speakers and Delegates, 11 Key Note Speaker Interview with Steven Lindsey 14 Industry Interview with I am delighted to welcome you to the second WSRF London Conference Robert Boehme, CEO of in association with Seradata. As a prelude we have prepared a special PTScientists issue magazine full of inspiring stories and experiences from Space 16 Industry Interview with industry pioneers and disruptors. Sarah Parker, Interim Group Managing Director of SSTL They share a common passion and dedication to innovation and 18 Industry Interview with Marco Villa, President and growth - daringly chasing and building their dreams while dealing COO of Tyvak Nano-Satellite with an uncompromising risk environment. Steve Lindsey would be Systems, Inc. a perfect role-model for this bunch. From test-pilot to Space Shuttle 19 Key Note Speaker Commander to Space Walker and now in charge of the development Interview with Dr. Moriba of the (very aptly named) Dream Chaser ®, he is definitely made of Jah, Associate Professor, Aerospace Engineering “The Right Stuff” and a leading light on the open road towards the and Engineering new Space economy on which many entrepreneurs are now eagerly Mechanics, Cockrell School venturing. Together they point towards the future of our business, a of Engineering at the horizon full of new challenges and opportunities while offering key University of Texas at Austin lessons on risks management. We will discover some of them in the 22 Industry Interview with following pages, in the Panels and Key Note presentations at the event. Dr. Mark Skinner, Head of Boeing’s Commercial Space Situational Awareness I wish you all a very stimulating and successful conference and thank Group, and Space Traffic you for your support and contributions. Management Lead 24 Panellist Interview with Mike DENIS BENSOUSSAN Lawton, Founder & CEO of WSRF 2017 LONDON EVENT CHAIRMAN Oxford Space Systems and Head of Space Risks at Beazley WWW.WORLDSPACERISKFORUM.COM LONDON, JUNE 15, 2017 3 LONDON JUNE 15 , 2017 PROGRAM AGENDA In association with Seradata 8:30am to 9:30am Registration and Coffee 9:30am to 9:35am INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME Denis Bensoussan, WSRF 2017 London Event Chairman and Head of Space Risks, Beazley 9:35am to 11:05am PANEL #1 - New Rockets on the Block! Sponsored by Assure Space David Todd, Moderator, Head of Space Content, Seradata Michel Doubovick, Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Arianespace Ariane Cornell, Head of North American New Glenn Sales, Blue Origin Jim Kramer, Vice President of Engineering and Mission Assurance, ILS Jonathan Hofeller, Vice President of Commercial Sales, SpaceX Brian Morse, Senior Director, Advanced Concepts, Virgin Orbit Morten Pahle, Managing Director, ViVet 11:05am to 11:30am Morning Break 11:30am to 11:45am KEY NOTE - “The Space Data Association – Next Generation SSA Capability for the Protection of the Space Environment” Mark Dickinson, Chairman, Space Data Association (SDA) PANEL #2 - Space Systems Technology Innovations 11:45am to 12:00pm KEY NOTE - “The Future of Non-Terrestrial Communications” Antonio Abad Martin, Chief Technical and Operations Officer, Hispasat 12:00pm to 1:00pm PANEL #2 Discussion Maxime Puteaux, Moderator, Senior consultant, Euroconsult Alex Clarke, Business Development Manager, ABSL Space Products Christian Barnabe, Executive Vice President, Aon Craig Clark, Chief Executive Officer, Clyde Space Mike Lawton, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Oxford Space Systems Ian Praine, Head of Risk Management & Controlling, SSTL 1:00pm to 2:00pm Buffet Lunch 2:00pm to 2:20pm KEY NOTE - “Managing Dream Chaser® Risk” Steven Lindsey, VP Space Exploration Systems, Sierra Nevada Corporation 2:20pm to 3:20pm PANEL #3 - Space Risks Management - Pushing the Frontier Peter de Selding, Moderator, Editor, Space Intel Report Martin Benatar, Managing Consultant, Benatar and Co Meidad Pariente, CTO and Co-Founder, Space and Sky Global Jan Schmidt, Head Space, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Nishant Choksi, Managing Director, Ares Advisors Peter Elson, Global Head of Space, Chief Operating Officer, JLT Specialty Yamin Mustafa, Managing Director, Marsh Ltd. 3:20pm to 3:30pm Space Powwow! by elseco “The rediscovery of Apollo with the first private Mission to the Moon!” Juergen Brandner, CTO, PTScientists 3:30pm to 4:00pm Afternoon Break 4:00pm to 4:15pm KEY NOTE - “Scientia In Absentia: An Inconvenient Truth About Space Traffic” Dr. Moriba K Jah, Director, ASTRIA Assoc. Professor, Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics Dept, The University of Texas at Austin 4:15pm to 5:30pm PANEL #4 - Debris and Servicing: Dangers and Opportunities David Wade, Moderator, Space Underwriter, Atrium Space Insurance Consortium (ASIC) Daniel Campbell, VP Marketing & Business Development, Effective Space Joe Anderson, Vice President of Business Development and Operations, Orbital ATK Tim Fuller, Managing Director, Seradata Richard Crowther, Chief Engineer, UK Space Agency Russell Sawyer, Executive Director, Willis Towers Watson 5:30pm to 7:00pm Drinks Reception, Sponsored by Seradata 4 WWW.WORLDSPACERISKFORUM.COM SPACE RISKS MAGAZINE ISSUE #1 LONDON JUNE 15 , 2017 KEY NOTE SPEAKERS In association with Seradata “THE SPACE DATA ASSOCIATION – NEXT GENERATION SSA CAPABILITY FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT” Mark Dickinson Chairman, Space Data Association (SDA) “THE FUTURE OF NON TERRESTRIAL COMMUNICATIONS” Antonio Abad Martin Chief Technical and Operations Officer, Hispasat “MANAGING DREAM CHASER® RISK” Steven Lindsey VP of Space Exploration Systems, Sierra Nevada Corporation “SCIENTIA IN ABSENTIA: AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH ABOUT SPACE TRAFFIC” Dr. Moriba K. Jah Director, ASTRIA, Assoc. Professor, Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics Dept. The University of Texas at Austin EVENT PARTNERS LEAD MEDIA PARTNER LONDON, JUNE 15, 2017 5 THE PANELS During the WSRF 2017 London event we will be hearing from an array of Space Industry experts over four main panels. HERE WE PROVIDE YOU WITH A GLIMPSE OF WHAT EACH PANEL WILL DISCUSS. IMAGE: SPACEX IMAGE: #1 #2 Sponsored by NEW ROCKETS ON THE BLOCK! SPACE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS It is an exciting time for launcher development. Relative Satellite technology is developing at its fastest rate in newcomer, SpaceX, is driving the heavy-lift launcher years driven by innovation and changing needs from market with a combination of low prices and ground satellite operators. In satellite communications, there is a breaking reusable technology… However, SpaceX now battle now on between large increasingly high power, high faces a competitive reaction with new expendable designs throughput satellites (HTS) in Geostationary Earth Orbit being introduced by Arianespace, MHI and Khrunichev/ (GEO), and low cost satellite constellations in low Earth ILS, and new reusable designs by ULA, and by the new orbit (LEO) offering low latency (signal delay) mobile market entrant Blue Origin. broadband services from Low Earth Orbit (LEO). Between synergies and competition the market has not decided yet. Meanwhile, the light and medium lift market is also in flux. Small sat operators are becoming increasingly frustrated A flurry of Earth observation constellations and tracking at the lack of affordable rides. The good news is that applications are also booming in LEO. New Space more choice will soon be available as venerable types companies also pushing the capabilities of cubesats and such as the Soyuz are joined by new rockets from start- small satellites which are both challenging the status quo ups like Virgin Orbit, Rocket Lab etc., as well as by new and stimulating the market in general. types from the more traditional launch providers. KEY TOPICS KEY TOPICS • How is technology driving satellite communications • What are the new rocket design philosophies and how architectures overall? will good reliability be maintained? • Why are commercial companies adopting small • How large is the future launch market and how will satellites? providers compete? • What are the constraints of using small satellite • Are launch providers chasing the wrong orbit with the technology? rise of LEO? • Do subsystem manufacturers adequately support new • Will protectionism and geo-political issues continue to satellite developments? stymie the hopes of India and China? • How do subsystem companies perceive the market and • How will launch log-jams be avoided and will launch site its opportunities? congestion become a factor? 6 WWW.WORLDSPACERISKFORUM.COM SPACE RISKS MAGAZINE ISSUE #1 IMAGE: CLYDE SPACE CLYDE IMAGE: #3 #4 SPACE RISKS MANAGEMENT - DEBRIS AND SERVICING:
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