CCMPP 2023 Workshop Agenda

This multidisciplinary workshop focused on fostering successful space missions is free of charge and open for attendance to NASA Centers, Industry, Academia, International Organizations, and others interested in the subject matter.

The 2023 CCMPP Workshop Agenda will be posted closer to the workshop dates. Please review the past three agendas below at your leisure.

DAY 1: TUESDAY, SEPT 12TH 2023

Morning Agenda

Time	Event
7:00 am	NASA Badging Opens US Citizens: Visitor Center | Foreign Nationals: Front Gate
7:15 am	Registration Opens Building 34 Main Lobby
8:00 am	Opening Remarks
8:10 am	Session 1: Contamination Mitigation Session Chair: Elaine Stewart (NASA GSFC)
8:10 am	Contamination Control Systems Engineering Approach to Mitigating Contamination Deposition on Europa Clipper PIMS Instrument Daniel Fugett (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
8:30 am	Gateway Induced Environments Overview Courtney A. Steagall (NASA JSC)
8:50 am	Effectiveness of Bakeout on Multi-Layer Insulation Jeff Sayler (Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics)
9:10 am	Venting Path Efficiency Marika Orlandi(European Space Agency)
9:30 am	Recent Experiments on Thruster Plume Induced Contamination Martin Grabe (DLR Göttingen)
9:50 am	Break
10:00 am	Session 2: Lessons Learned & Industry Capabilities/Mission-Specific Session Chair: Mike Woronowicz (NASA GSFC)
10:00 am	OSIRIS-REx Strategy for Contamination Control of Samples Returned from Asteroid Bennu Jason. P. Dworkin (NASA GSFC)
10:20 am	Contamination Control Program for the NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) Mission Maxwell G. Martin (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
10:40 am	An Overview of the Contamination Control Program for the Near Earth Object Surveyor Program as managed by JPL Anthony Wong (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
11:00 am	25 Years of Contamination Control on the James Webb Space Telescope Eve Wooldridge (NASA GSFC)
11:40 am	Break
12:00 pm	Keynote Presentation: First Year of JWST Operations Michael T. Menzel (NASA GSFC)
Afternoon Agenda
1:00 pm	Session 3: Launch Modelling & Mitigation Session Chair: Alan Abeel (NASA/GSFC)
1:00 pm	Development of an Analytical Transient Evacuation Model for the Fairing Jettison Process Dr. Michael Woronowicz (NASA GSFC)
1:20 pm	Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket Successfully Completed Two Fairing Separation Tests Denisse Aranda (Blue Origin)
1:40 pm	Advancements in Lunar Dust Mitigation and Leveraging the Contamination Control Community K.K. John (NASA JSC)
2:00 pm	Design and initial testing of an XCAM real-time particulate contamination monitor for use in rocket fairings during launch of space payloads Karen Holland (XCAM Ltd.)
2:20 pm	Experimental Vibration Testing of an XCAM Real-Time Particulate Contamination Monitor Shane Lorona (Blue Origin)
2:40 pm	DUSTFLOW Software – Fairing Particulate Contamination Flow Simulator A. Jaworski (CIM-mes Projekt Sp. z o.o.)
3:00 pm	Break
3:10 pm	Session 4: Planetary Protection for Missions Session Chair: Amelia Congedo (NASA GSFC)
3:10 pm	Planetary Protection is Not a One Size Fits All Missions Approach: Enabling the Planetary Protection Programmatic and Engineering Process J. Nick Benardini (NASA HQ)
3:30 pm	What You Need to Know about Planetary Protection Categorization for Your Mission Elaine Seasly (NASA HQ)
3:50 pm	Development of Planetary Protection Approaches for Crewed Mars Missions J. Andy Spry (SETI Institute)
4:10 pm	Planetary Protection Quality Management System Amy Baker (SETI Institute)
4:30 pm	Modeling Particle and Spore Adhesion for Contamination Control and Planetary Protection Spacecraft Engineering Applications Gregory S. Shallcross (California Institute of Technology)
4:50 pm	Closing Remarks

DAY 2: WEDNESDAY, SEPT 13TH 2023

Morning Agenda

Time	Event
8:00 am	Registration Opens Building 34 Main Lobby
8:20 am	Opening Remarks
8:30 am	Session 5: TVac Monitoring Session Chair: Dr. Michael Woronowicz (NASA/GSFC)
8:30 am	Numerical Modeling of Spacecraft Gas Dynamic Environments with Engineering Applications William A. Hoey (Jet Propulsion Lab)
8:50 am	Optimization of Outgassing Test Methods for Contaminant Species Extraction, Characterization and Modeling John M. Alred (Jet Propulsion Lab)
9:10 am	Identifying and Quantifying Water Species in Spacecraft Materials using QTGA Analysis: Implications for Molecular Contamination Modelling and Bake-Out Efficiency O. Ergincan (European Space Agency ESTEC)
9:30 am	Development and Evaluation Status of Twin-TQCM for Deep Cryogenic Environment Down to 40K Hiroki Kimura (Nihon Dempa Kogyo)
9:50 am	Break
10:10 am	Session 6: Materials Testing Session Chair: Carly Sandin (NASA/GSFC)
10:10 am	Externally Exposed Tape Degradation Evaluation for the NASA Europa Clipper Mission Andrew P. Gerger, PhD (JHU Applied Physics Lab)
10:30 am	Radiation Shielding Qualification of PTFE Cable Insulation Exposed to Extreme Thermal and Radiation Environments Ryan Tillman (JHU Applied Physics Laboratory)
10:50 am	Mechanical Performance and Surface Control of Additively Manufactured Aluminum Hardware Alan Githens (JHU Applied Physics Lab)
11:10 am	High Strength Aluminum Alloy for Additive Manufactured Space Optical Instruments Walter Zimbeck (JHU Applied Physics Lab)
11:30 am	Break
12:00 pm	Lunch Session: Davinci Jim Garvin (NASA GSFC)
Afternoon Agenda
1:00 pm	Session 7: Contamination Modelling Session Chair: Gabrielle Schweitzer (NASA/GSFC)
1:00 pm	Modeling and Simulation of Contamination Transport Phenomena Between Rideshare Vehicles During Launch and On-Orbit Satellite Servicing Operations Elizabeth Hartmann (Northrop Grumman)
1:20 pm	Species Separation Method: A Powerful Tool to Reach Accurate Outgassing Long-Term Prediction David Lansade (ONERA, The French Aerospace Lab)
1:40 pm	Mesh-Free Contamination Transport Modeling using CAD Geometries Lubos Brieda (Particle In Cell Consulting)
2:00 pm	Contamination Control Modeling Effort in Preparation for Europa Clipper System Level Thermal Vacuum Testing Mayana W. Gordon (JPL, California Institute of Technology)
2:20 pm	Coupling of CFD with PIC Analysis for Characterizing Lunar Dust Ejecta Due to Lander Operation Jeff Kirsch (Northrop Grumman)
2:40 pm	Conducting Outgassing Measurement on Representative Coupon of the Europa Clipper Solar Arrays Marlee Litzinger (California Institute of Technology)
3:00 pm	Break
3:10 pm	Session 8: Contamination Impacts & Monitoring Session Chair: Nate Hodge (NASA/GSFC)
3:10 pm	Contamination Control in Cleanroom Manufacturing Dan Klein (STERIS Corporation)
3:30 pm	Novel Measurement Method to Measure NVR in Real Time in an Ambient Condition Utilizing Twin-TQCM Sensor Eiji Miyazaki, PhD (JAXA)
3:50 pm	Particulate Contamination Effects on Silicon Pore Optics for X-ray missions R. Martins (European Space Research and Technology Centre)
4:10 pm	Quantitative Assessment of Polymer-Based Films for Cleaning Optical Surfaces Aileen O. Hui, (The Aerospace Corporation)
4:30 pm	Closing Remarks

DAY 3: THURSDAY, SEPT 14TH 2023

Morning Agenda

Time	Event
7:45 am	Registration Opens Building 34 Main Lobby
8:00 am	Opening Remarks
8:10 am	Session 9: Planetary Protection in Cleanrooms Session Chair: Amelia Congedo (NASA GSFC)
8:10 am	Design, Commissioning and Operation of a purpose-built Bioburden-Controlled Clean Room – Lessons Learned Dr. Graeme M. Poole (AIRBUS)
8:30 am	A Planetary Protection Sample Collection and Processing Protocol to Prepare for Genomic Analysis Morgan Steadham (JHU Applied Physics Lab)
8:50 am	Far-UVC Light to Reduce Microbial Bioburden During Spacecraft Assembly David Welch (Center for Radiological Research, Columbia University)
9:10 am	Analysis of Bioburden Associated with Nonmetallic Spacecraft Materials Chelsi Cassilly (Jacobs Space Exploration Group at NASA MSFC)
9:30 am	Break
9:40 am	Session 10: Coatings Session Chair: Miles Rehwoldt (NASA GSFC)
9:40 am	Porous Materials for Trapping and Detection of Space Contaminants Guillaume Rioland (CNES)
10:00 am	Evaluation of BR®127 Conductive Primer on Carbon Composite Laminates for Jovian Environment Milena Graziano (JHU Applied Physics Lab)
10:20 am	Sprayable Broad-Spectrum-Applications Biocompatible and Durable Antimicrobial Polymer Coatings Embedding Bio-sourced Antimicrobial Agents for Confined Inhabited Space Stations David Duday (Luxembour Institute of Science and Technology)
10:40 am	Assessment of Various Corrosion Protection Coatings for Magnesium Alloy ZK60A Nathan Smith (NASA GSFC)
11:00 am	Protective Coatings for Lunar Dust Tolerance Dr. Chris Wohl (NASA LRC)
11:20 am	Multifunctional Smart Coatings for Space Applications M. Prato and F. Di Fonzo (Istituto Italiano Di Tecnologia)
11:40 am	Break
12:10 pm	Lunch Session: Role of EPA Antimicrobials Division Aline Heffernan, Regulatory Advisor (EPA)
Afternoon Agenda
1:10 pm	Session 11: Contamination Control Methods Session Chair: Audrey Lewis (NASA GSFC)
1:10 pm	Overview of NASA Gateway Lunar Dust Mitigation and Contamination Modeling and Analysis Ronald G. Lee, Jr (Booz Allen Hamilton)
1:30 pm	Agile Approach to Establishing Portable Controlled Work Areas (CWAs) Emily Lynch (Blue Origin)
1:50 pm	Moisture-Permeable Encapsulation for Rochacell Foam Kathleen Ortel (JHU Applied Physic Laboratory)
2:10 pm	Break
2:30 pm	Session 12: Tours If you signed, please make your way to the lobby to join your group
4:30 pm	Closing Remarks

2021 Agenda

Note: Please click on the date below to see the full day agenda for each date. Times are Eastern Standard Time

Day 1 - Contamination Engineering - Particles and Processes

Date	Time	Event
8 Monday November, 2021	9:00	Introduction and Welcome
	9:20	Euclid Cleanliness and Contamination Control and Challenges Due to Ice Contamination Mauricio Portaluppi & Bruno Brás
	9:50	Study of Fallout Metrics for Contamination Analysis: Vertical to Horizontal Particle Accumulation Ratio Elaine Stewart
	10:10	Demonstration of the Clemex PSFilter 2 Marc Levallée
	10:30	Cleaning and Analysis of Flight Hardware with an Emphasis in Particle Contamination Kevin Edwards
	10:50	BREAK
	11:10	Lunch and Learn - In depth Contamination Control and Thermal Vacuum Therese Errigo
	12:40	BREAK
	13:00	Digitalization of Particle Monitoring as part of your EM Contamination Control Strategy Jason Kelly
	13:40	An Alternative Method for Surface Cleanliness Characterization Andrew Robbins
	14:00	Contamination Requirements and Mitigation Strategies for the Nancy Grace Roman Coronagraph Instrument SMargarite Sylvia
	14:20	Toward Predictive Models of Launch Ascent Depressurization and Induced Particle Redistribution William Hoey
	14:40	END

Day 2 - Planetary Protection

Date	Time	Event
9 Tuesday November, 2021	9:00	Good Morning and Getting Started
	9:10	A Primer on Planetary Protection Betsy Pugel
	9:55	BREAK
	10:05	Broad-spectrum-applications biocompatible and durable antimicrobial polymer coatings embedding organic antimicrobial agents for confined inhabited space stations David Duday
	10:25	Bio-Molecular Barrier for Contamination Control Shannon MacKenzie, alt: Jennifer Eigenbrode
	10:45	Addressing the Physics of Adsorption and Desorption of molecules from the sub-monolayer to multilayer films John S. Canham, Ph.D.
	11:05	BREAK
	11:50	Hydrogen Peroxide as a Method for Bioburden Reduction in Facilities with Strict Materials Requirements Aaron Regberg
	12:10	Stronger Together: Strengthening Collaboration and Coordination of Contamination Control and Planetary Protection Implementation Activities on Flight Projects Elaine Seasly
	12:40	Expanding the Planetary Protection Implementation Trade Space through Analytical Methods Nick Benardini
	13:00	END

Day 3 - Coatings, Materials, and Molecular Aspects of Contamination

Date	Time	Event
10 Wednesday November, 2021	9:00	Good Morning and Getting Started
	9:10	Prediction of contamination levels by thermogravimetric analysis Agnieszka Suliga, Orcun Ergincan, Riccardo Rampini
	9:30	Outgassing of space materials at low temperature Guillaume Rioland
	9:50	Contactless Cleanliness Verification of Optical Flight Hardware by Portable FT-IR Instrument Szilvia Szmolka
	10:10	BREAK
	10:25	A Primer on ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) Vivek Dwivedi
	11:25	Use of Molecular Contamination Composition to Better Evaluate Contamination Potential Jeff Kirsch
	11:45	BREAK
	12:15	Dense Phase CO2 Outgassing and Cleaning of Critical Components: Principles, Methods, and Equipment Nelson Sorbo
	12:35	Insitu characterization techniques for composition identification and reconstruction of additively manufactured parts Dylan Kline
	12:55	Experimental Validation of Molecular Transport Model Lubos Brieda
	13:15	BREAK
	13:30	Contamination Control Systems Engineering Approach to Mitigating Radiation Induced Outgassing on Europa Clipper Daniel Fugett
	13:50	Developing an Effusion Cell to Measure Low Outgassing Rates from Europa Clipper Hardware Marlee Litzinger
	14:10	Predictive Analyses of Coronographic Instrument (CGI) Instrument Contamination Maxwell Martin
	14:30	END

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