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Space systems engineering is a diverse field with important civilian and military applications. This three-day conference brings together space systems engineering practitioners from military and civilian laboratories, industry and academia with a focus on systems engineering methodology, applications and education. The conference is designed to include short courses, plenary speakers, technical sessions, and a social event. The plenary talks and technical sessions focus on the development of system engineering methods and their space applications, including the rapidly emerging use of simulation tools to permit the quick and inexpensive evaluation of a vast array of space systems alternatives. Student sessions showcase the work of both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as encourage new students to explore the space systems field. A student paper prize is awarded.

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• SSEC05. Session A: System Analysis and Systems Engineering [7]

• SSEC05. Session B: Space Transportation [5]

• SSEC05. Session C: Deep Space Systems [6]

• SSEC05. Session D: Earth Spacecraft and Sensors [4]

• SSEC05. Session E: University Session I [6]

• SSEC05. Session F: University Session II [6]

• SSEC05. Session P: Plenary Session [2]

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