Research/ IN-SPACE SERVICING
William Lowe Bryan
On Nov. 6, NASA, along with its partners in the Science & Technology Partnership Forum, hosted more than 50 members of industry at NASA Headquarters in Washington, for an open discussion on in-space assembly technology and projects.
The 10 papers closest in meaning to this one, from embeddings of each title and abstract, with a small boost for shared missions and techniques.
Dale C. Arney, Phillip A. Williams, James A. Dempsey, Erica M. Rodgers +4 moreAIAA SPACE / ASCEND 2018 5 cited
Gregory Benjamin, Alejandro Pensado, Dale C. Arney, Sharon A. Jefferies +7 moreAIAA SciTech 2020
Doris Hamill, Sharon A. Jefferies, Robert W. Moses, Frederic H. Stillwagen +2 moreAIAA SPACE / ASCEND 2018 7 cited
Erica M. RodgersPreprint 2018
Doris Hamill, Lynn M. Bowman, David A. Gilman, W. Keith BelvinAIAA SPACE / ASCEND 2016 7 cited
W. Keith Belvin, William R. Doggett, Judith J. Watson, John T. Dorsey +5 moreAIAA SciTech 2016 73 cited
Gerhard Grunwald, Máximo A. Roa, Korbinian Nottensteiner, Armin WedlerPreprint 2018
Máximo A. Roa, Korbinian Nottensteiner, Armin Wedler, Gerhard GrunwaldPreprint 2017 27 cited
Eric GillardPreprint 2019
Lourenco Jara de Carvalho Vale de AlmeidaPreprint 2018
Chloé Carer, Adam AbdinIAC 2026
Susmitha Patnala, Vincent Mousseau, Adam AbdinIAC 2026
Nasim Fallahiarezoodar, Zheng H. ZhuAAS/AIAA Astrodynamics 2026
Zhou Daniel Hao, Umer Masood Chaudry, Robert Shaw, Andrew Cheney +3 moreIAC 2026