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Final Program Brochure(PDF)

The Aerospace Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers invites you to make plans to participate in our TENTH BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION, and OPERATIONS IN CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS.

At this Conference, you will be among experts from a variety of disciplines and have ample, enjoyable opportunities to discuss exploration, engineering, construction, and operations in challenging environments on Planet Earth, in Space, and on other planetary bodies such as the Moon and Mars. Technology transfer is a key goal of this Conference.

This year a special attraction is being added to the Earth & Space 2006 Conference. The 2nd NASA/ARO/ASCE Workshop on Granular Materials in Lunar and Martian Exploration will be held as an integral part of the Conference.

Conference Topics
  • Structures
  • Materials
  • Dynamics & Controls
  • Field Sensing & Robotics
  • Aerodynamics
  • Space Engineering & Construction
  • Lunar and Martian Bases & Exploration
  • In-Situ Resource Utilization & Development
  • Life Support Systems
  • International Space Station & Microgravity Research
  • Human Exploration & Development of Space
  • Advanced Space Transportation Systems
  • Access to Space, Spaceport & Operations
  • Space Environment Effects
  • Space Power Systems
  • Space Science & Astronomy
  • Near-Earth Objects
  • Space Business, Commerce, Tourism, Professional & Ethical Issues
  • Space & Terrestrial Architecture in Challenging Environments
  • Disaster Detection and Mitigation
  • Space-Based Technologies for Water Resources, Hydrology & Environments
  • Remote Sensing, Geomatics, GPS & GIS
  • Air Traffic & Air Transport
  • Engineering, Construction & Operations in Earth-based Extreme Regions, including polar regions, deep sea, offshore, and difficult terrains
  • Earth-Space Analog Research & Development
  • Monitoring and Improving Infrastructure Using Space-based and Other Emerging Technologies
  • Workshop on Granular Materials in Lunar and Martian Exploration