Space Surveillance Technical Committee

The AAS Space Surveillance Technical Committee promotes the transfer of knowledge between academia, industry, government and other entities involved in space surveillance.  We seek to create a community of academic, industry, and government partners working together to solve challenges in space surveillance.

Committee Chair: Dr. Aaron Rosengren, University of California, San Diego

Committee Members:

First Name Last Name Affiliation
Ashley D. Biria Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL/RV)
Alejandro Cano Sánchez GMV
Neil K. Dhingra Auria
Gregory Badura Georgia Tech Research Institute
Rachel Oliver USSF/Air Force Institute of Technology
Jeffrey Hale Shaddix Slingshot Aerospace
Di Wu Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Rachit Bhatia West Virginia University
Zachary K. Funke U.S. Space Force,University of Colorado Boulder
Keith LeGrand Purdue University
Shaylah Mutschler Space Environment Technologies (SET)
Eileen V. Ryan Magdalena Ridge Observatory/NM Tech
William H. Ryan Magdalena Ridge Observatory/NM Tech
Blair Thompson United States Air Force Academy
Nathan Toner Cloudstone Innovations, Inc.
Melrose Brown University of New South Wales (UNSW Canberra Space)
Jill C. Bruer Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL/RV)
C. Channing Chow II Cloudstone Innovations, Inc.
Weston Faber L3Harris Technologies
John Gaebler KBR
Emily Gerber Stratagem Group
Paul W. Schumacher, Jr. Air Force Research Laboratory (retired)
Johnny Lee Worthy III MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Aaron J. Rosengren University of California San Diego
Tamara E. Payne Altamira Technologies Corp.
Lauchie Scott Defence Research and Development Canada
Paul W. Kervin Air Force Research Laboratory (retired)

To become a member of the Committee and receive updates on activities, interested professionals must first become an AAS member and then send the Committee an email.