[Sis-exec] FW: "Head's Up" about participants in COS CCSDS Meetings

[Durst, Robert C.]

Folks,
 
There are more people signed up for each of your working groups that
*I* had expected.  
 
Max, I believe that you have a 5 person room allocated, and 7 or 8
signed up.  While this will likely correct itself (do children play
"musical chairs" in Italy -- when the music stops, if you're not
standing in front of a chair, you're out of the game), it might be
worth asking about room availability.
 
Keith, you have 24 folks signed up for Cislunar(!).  
 
Scott, 19 are signed up for AMS.
 
Greg, 23 are signed up for IP over CCSDS.
 
I'm betting that many of these folks have not been to one of your
meetings before, so it might be useful to have a brief introductory
presentation to help bring these folks up to speed (and to preempt
questions that have been resolved previously).
 
Regards,
Bob
 


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	From: Peter Shames [mailto:peter.shames at jpl.nasa.gov] 
	Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 11:55 AM
	To: Scott Burleigh; Howie Weiss; Greg Kazz; Dennis K Lee; Dan
Crichton; Lou Reich; Edward B Luers; Fabrizio Pollara; Durst, Robert
C.; Scott, Keith L.; John Pietras; Steve Hughes; Aaron Kiely; David
Berry; Erik Barkley; ed Greenberg
	Cc: Peter Shames; Adrian Hooke; Mike Kearney; Jane K.
((GSFC-582.0)) Marquart; Takahiro Yamada
	Subject: "Head's Up" about participants in COS CCSDS Meetings
	
	
	Dear Standards Colleagues,

	This is just a brief "Head's Up" about some of the participants
in the upcoming CCSDS meetings.  Because this meeting is being held in
the US, and in the west, we will have a number of participants who
would not otherwise show up.  It is also the case that there are a
couple of major US system development initiatives that are currently
active, the NASA Constellation program, sometimes called CxP or C3I,
and a US Air Force ground system (AFSCN) upgrade initiative.  There is
the potential for the use of CCSDS standards in these efforts and it is
in our best interests to promote these standards and to help them
understand how they can be of use in their applications.

	You might just take a look in general at the list of people who
plan to be in your working sessions.   For the by meeting roster go to:


	
http://member.ccsds.org/meetings/2007Winter/2007WinterRoster.aspx

	In addition, listed below are the people who we know are coming
from the CxP and C3I activities.  Some of you have also been
participating in these working groups and will know these people
already.  i would suggest that the rest of you take the time to make
their acquaintance and make sure that any questions that they have are
answered.  

	Thanks and see you all in COS.

	Cheers, Peter

	PS - i you have not yet thought about it, do not forget your
parkas and mukluks.  The COS extended weather forecast for next week
says snow and low temps of 6 degrees Fahrenheit (-14 with wind chill).

	
http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPage/LoadPage.aspx?loc=KCOS&seg=LocalWe
ather&prodgrp=Forecasts&product=Forecast&prodnav=none


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		From: Thom McVittie <thomas.mcvittie at jpl.nasa.gov>
		Date: January 8, 2007 9:04:52 PM PST
		To: Peter Shames <peter.shames at jpl.nasa.gov>
		Subject: Re: CCSDS start dates

		Looks like I'm coming for Tuesday and early Weds
morning - I have an architecture meeting with CLV at MSFC on Thursday
so need to leave earlier than I'd like.  From Kearney's last email,
this is who we think is attending from our team:
		
		Overall - Thom McVittie
		SM&C - Dan Smith, Mark Severance and partial Mike
Stagnaro.  
		Security - Mike Pajevski
		Wireless - Mike Stagnaro
		AMS - Mike Stagnaro
		RF & Mod/ High Rate Uplink - Gary Noreen
		Info Architecture, XML, etc. - Kevin Rice
		


	See also
	IP over CCSDS, Cislunar - Lindolpho Martinez
	Felix Soto-Toro (JSC) and Lance Williams (AFSCN)
	... and others from GSFC, MSFC, and elsewhere in NASA and AF
land


		
		On 1/8/07 12:41 PM, "Peter Shames"
<peter.shames at jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:
		
		

			Are you and other C3I folk coming?  Do you know
who, and to what
			

		
		
		-- 
		
		Thom McVittie
		JPL/NASA/Caltech
		email: thomas.mcvittie at jpl.nasa.gov
		voice: 818 393-5052
		cell: 818 653-8154
		IM (jabber): mcvittie.im.nasa.gov
		
		


	_______________________________________________________

	
	

	Peter Shames

	Manager - JPL Data Systems Standards Program

	InterPlanetary Network Directorate

	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, MS 301-265

	California Institute of Technology

	Pasadena, CA 91109 USA 

	
	

	Telephone: +1 818 354-5740,  Fax: +1 818 393-1333

	
	

	Internet:  Peter.Shames at jpl.nasa.gov

	________________________________________________________

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	will be to arrive at where we started, and know the place for
the first time"

	
	

	
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