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Adjunct Professor of Astronautics Practice, USC Astronautica

SAFETY OF SPACE SYSTEMS AND SPACE MISSIONS

ASTE529


  

Engineering methodology and analysis techniques for safety certification and mission assurance of robotic and human space systems and space missions by government and commercial industry. 


Elective in the Graduate Program in Astronautical Engineering, offered through the Distance Engineering Network (DEN).


Course Currently Offered: January-May, 2021

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SAFETY OF SPACE OPERATIONS

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The course presents the engineering methods used for compliance and risk management of launch and reentry, space environment and space traffic management. 


Elective in the Graduate Program in Astronautical Engineering, offered through the Distance Engineering Network (DEN).
 


Taught with Jerry Haber


Course Next Offered: January-May, 2022

Research Activities

Ongoing student projects in space safety, focusing on the emerging commercial space market.

Published Papers on Research Gate

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