Streamlining a Critical Path to Lunar Settlement Kevin Hubbard,1 Linda T. Elkins- Tanton,1 Chris Hadfield,2 School of Earth and Space Exploration, Arizona State University.1 Chris Hadfield Inc.; University of Waterloo.2 [email protected], [email protected], chris@chrishadfield.ca.3 Sort Order: Relevance; Words and Phrases: ; Status: Commu- Human Trans- Active, Completed, Planned; Technology Area Water Mobility Habitat (Roadmaps): Power nication Support portation 4.2.1 Extreme-Terrain Mobility, 4.2.4 Small-Body and Microgravity Mobility, 4.2.5 Surface Mobility, 4.2.6 + Robot Navigation, 4.2.8 Mobility Components, 4.3.1 Generation & Handling Navigation & Tracking Water Propellant Surface Operations Infrastruture & Development ECLSS + Human Health Lunar Transit Manipulator Components, 4.3.6 Sample Acquisition and Handling, 4.5.1 System Health Management, 4.5.2 Activity Planning, Scheduling, and Execution, 4.5.4 Multi-Agent Coordination, 4.5.8 Automated Data Analysis for Decision Making, 4.6.1 Relative Naviga- tion Sensors, 4.7.3 Robot Modeling and Simulation; Target Destinations: The Moon Ames Research Center x6 Johnson Space Center Army Research Laboratory California Institute of Technology x2 ASU Actors Portfolio Columbia University x2 Draper Ames Research Center x2 Adherent Technologies Adherent Technologies ASRC Aerospace Corp. 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Lunar and Planetary Institute Jet Propulsion Laboratory x2 Shackleton Energy Marshall Space Flight Center x2 Johnson Space Center + SupAero Sort Order: Relevance; Status: Active, Planned; NPO Lavochkin Kennedy Space Center (Swamp Technology Area (Roadmaps): University of Alabama - Huntsville McGill University Works) x2 11.1.1 Flight Computing, 11.3.4 Simulation-Based University of Houston Missouri University of Science Langley Research Center x2 Training and Decision Support Systems; Target University of Malaya Destinations: The Moon and Technology Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Japan) University of Michigan Moon Express Leidos;Ipenex University of Texas at Arlington NewSpace Analytics LIQUIFER Systems Group (Austria) XISP, Inc. x2 Orbital Technologies Corporation (ORBIT- Lockheed Martin Air Force Research Laboratory EC) Marshall Space Flight Center x2 Ames Research Center OHB System (Germany) x2 Northrop Grumman Glenn Research Center Open University (UK) x2 Morgan Research Corporation Goddard Space Flight Center x5 Penguin Automated Systems Inc., (Canada) NASA HQ Jet Propulsion Laboratory ROSCOSMOS NPO Lavochkin Johnson Space Center Sandia National Laboratories O3 Johnson Space Center Selex-ES (Italy) Penn State University x2 Wallops Flight Facility Shackleton Energy Sauereisen Space Application Services SEArch+ (Belgium, Netherlands) Sierra Nevada State University of New York Space Applications Services (Ger- + Status: Active Technology Area (Roadmaps): Stone Aerospace, Inc. many) 14.1.1 Passive Thermal Control, 14.1.2 Active Thermal Texas Tech University Thales Alenia Space Control, 14.2.3 Heat Rejection and Energy Storage, 14.3.1 Ascent/Entry TPS, 14.3.2 Thermal Protection TU München (Germany) University of Southern California System Modeling and Simulation University of Alabama Huntsville UTC Aerospace Systems University of Arizona Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of Colorado Boulder and State University University of New Orleans Ames Research Center University of Western Ontario (Canada) Arizona State University XISP Inc. Brigham Young University Space IL Converter Source, LLC Glenn Research Center Goddard Space Flight Center + + + + + + + + + + Iris Technology Corporation Jet Propulsion Laboratory Johnson Space Center Nanosonic, Inc. + Sort Order: Relevance; Words and Phrases: ; Status: Sort Order: Relevance; Technology Area (Roadmaps): Sort Order: Relevance; Status: Active; Technology Area Sort Order: Relevance; Words and Phrases: ; Status: Sort Order: Relevance; Words and Phrases: ; Status: Sort Order: Relevance; Words and Phrases: ; Status: Sort Order: Relevance; Words and Phrases: ; Status: Sort Order: Relevance; Status: Active; Technology Area Active, Completed, Planned; Technology Area (Roadmaps): Active; Technology Area (Roadmaps): Active; Technology Area (Roadmaps): Active, Completed, Planned; Technology Area Active, Completed, Planned; Technology Area (Roadmaps): (Roadmaps): 5.2.5 Earth Launch and Re-Entry Communications, (Roadmaps): (Roadmaps): 5.2.6 Antennas; Target Destinations: The Moon 7.1 In-Situ Resource Utilization, 7.1.1 Destination 12.1.5 Special Materials, 12.2.1 Lightweight Concepts, TA 6 Human Health, Life Support, and Habitation PH Matter, LLC TA 13 Ground and Launch Systems, 13.1 Operational 3.1.2 Chemical, 3.1.3 Solar, 3.2.1 Batteries, 3.2.3 Reconnaissance, Prospecting, and Mapping, 7.1.2 12.2.2 Design and Certification Methods, 12.2.3 Systems, 6.1 Environmental Control and Life Support 1.1.1 Propellants, 1.1.2 Case Materials, 1.1.3 Nozzle 2.1.2 Liquid Cryogenic, 2.4.2 Propellant Storage and Life-Cycle, 13.1.1 On-Site Production, Storage, Regenerative Fuel Cells, 3.3.2 Management and Resource Acquisition, 7.1.3 Processing and Produc- Reliability and Sustainment, 12.2.4 Test Tools and Systems and Habitation Systems, 6.1.1 Air Revitaliza- Portland State University x2 Systems, 1.1.6 Integrated Solid Motor Systems, 1.1.7 Transfer; Target Destinations: Distribution, and Conservation of Fluids, 13.1.2 Control, 3.3.3 Distribution and Transmission, 3.3.5 tion, 7.1.4 Manufacturing Products and Infrastructure Methods, 12.2.6 Loads and Environments, 12.3.1 tion, 6.1.2 Water Recovery and Management, 6.1.3 Rice University Liner and Insulation, 1.2.1 LH2/LOX Based, 1.2.2 Automated Alignment, Coupling, Assembly, and Conversion and Regulation; Target Destinations: The Emplacement, 7.2 Sustainability and Supportability, Deployables, Docking, and Interfaces, 12.3.2 Mecha- Waste Management, 6.1.4 Habitation, 6.2 Extravehicu- RP/LOX Based; Target Destinations: The Moon Transportation Systems, 13.1.3 Autonomous Moon 7.2.1 Autonomous Logistics Management, 7.2.2 nism Life Extension Systems, 12.3.3 Electro-Mechani- lar Activity Systems, 6.2.1 Pressure Garment, 6.2.2 Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) Command and Control for Integrated Vehicle and Aerospace Corporation Maintenance Systems, 7.2.3 Repair Systems, 7.2.4 cal, Mechanical, and Micromechanisms, 12.3.4 Design Portable Life Support System, 6.2.3 Power, Avionics, Ground Systems, 13.1.4 Logistics, 13.2 Environmental x4 Ames Research Center x2 Food Production, Processing, and Preservation, 7.3 and Analysis Tools and Methods, 12.3.5 Reliability, Life and Software, 6.3 Human Health and Performance, Protection