The 2022 AAS/AIAA Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, hosted by the American Astronautical Society (AAS) and cohosted by American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) will be held August 7-11, Charlotte, North Carolina. The conference is co-sponsored by Blue Origin and Infinite Orbits and organized by the AAS Space Flight Mechanics Committee and the AIAA Astrodynamics Technical Committee.
The conference organizers have decided to hold the 2022 AAS/AIAA Astrodynamics Specialist Conference in person at the Sheraton Le Meridien Charlotte Hotel in Charlotte, NC.
We are really looking forward to see a regathering of the professional community and a renewal of our personal connections after more than two years of pandemic.
Please monitor the conference website for updates on the conference guidelines. We will abide to any applicable local, state, and federal laws.
According to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), community infection level for COVID-19 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, is High. As a result, the conference organizers strongly recommend to:
Disposable masks and personal hand santizers are provided at registration.
Abstracts are to be submitted through a web based abstract submittal system. Using the web based system, authors will submit their abstract, author information and preprint before the conference. Authors will also use this site to submit their final manuscript after the conference.
The abstract submittal system can be accessed by clicking on Abstract and Manuscript Submission.
Registration can be accessed at https://www.xcdsystem.com/aas/attendee/index.cfm?ID=4zN28b9
Registration Type | Early (On or before Jul 4, 2022) |
Regular (After Jul 4, 2022) |
Walkups |
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Full Registration - Current Member (AAS or AIAA) | $750 | $870 | $970 |
Full Registration - Non-member, includes one-year AAS membership | $850 | $970 | $1070 |
Student Registration - Current Member (AAS or AIAA) | $360 | $460 | $560 |
Student Registration - Non-member, includes one-year AAS membership | $405 | $505 | $605 |
Retiree Registration - Current Member (AAS or AIAA) | $360 | $460 | $560 |
Retiree Registration - Non-member, includes one-year AAS membership | $405 | $505 | $605 |
The online registration system is programmed to accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express credit cards.
NOTE: Registration fees are calculated at the time of payment. Beginning the registration process without completing payment may result in a higher fee being charged as applicable based upon the early/late/on-site fee schedule set by the General Chairs.
Registration Cencellations and Refunds:The cut-off date for refunds after registration cancellation is Thursday, August 4th.
Sponsorship opportunities are available for advertising commercial and research activities.
If interested, please contact the general chair Simone D'Amico at damicos@stanford.edu
There will be a catered reception on Sunday (Aug 7) with food and drinks at the Sheraton Le Meridien Charlotte Hotel.
A Gala dinner with awards ceremony will be also held on Tuesday (Aug 9) at the NASCAR Hall of Fame, home of the American auto racing history and heritage (Offsite event).
Jammed-packed with traditional exhibits, the Hall of Fame is fueled with more than 50 interactive experiences like tire-changing stations and realistic racing simulators. The museum has plenty of exhibits with artifacts and NASCAR collections; all designed to get your adrenaline going.
Transportation from the conference hotel to the NASCAR Hall of Fame offsite event and back is provided on Tuesday, August 9th.
There will be 3 buses, and they will do two trips:
Please listen carefully to announcements made during the conference and check your emails for any last minute changes
Reception on Sunday as well as tickets to the NASCAR Museum and the associated Gala dinner on Tuesday are included with every registration (Full, Student, and Retiree)
You can purchase additional tickets for each social event during the online registration process as follows:
1x extra Reception ticket (Sunday) | $100 |
2x extra Reception tickets (Sunday) | $200 |
1x extra NASCAR Museum and Gala dinner tickets (Tuesday) | $130 |
2x extra NASCAR Museum and Gala dinner tickets (Tuesday) | $260 |
The ceremony will include the AAS 2021 Space Enterpreneurship Awards, New AAS Fellows, the John V. Breakwell Student Paper Awards, and the Best Conference Paper Award.
Food Restrictions:
Both the Opening Reception on Sunday and the Gala Dinner on Tuesday have meat and vegetarian/vegan options. If you prefer a vegetarian meal, please collect the appropriate ticket at the registration desk, at check-in, to display on your table at the Gala Dinner
The Dirk Brouwer award ceremony starts promptly on Wednesday, August 10th at 5pm.
Awardee Prof. John L. Crassidis presents Good, Bad and Ugly Attitudes: A Brief History of Attitude Determination and Estimation.
The subsequent reception in the CJ's Lounge starts with the Bar available by 6:30pm. The new "Emerging Astrodynamicist" award will be announced here.
We are delighted to welcome Springer Nature as new publisher for conference proceedings.
NOTE: One electronic proceedings for download is included with every Full Registration.
If you did not register with a Full Registration OR wish to purchase additional proceedings for download, you can do so during the online registration process as follows:
1x extra Proceedings for download | $140 |
2x extra Proceedings for download | $280 |
General Inquiries
Le Meridien Charlotte
555 South McDowell Street, North Tower
Charlotte, North Carolina 28204 USA
Phone:+1 704-372-9610
Fax:+1 704-626-3658
Toll-free:+1 888-627-7189
Conference Reservations
To book hotel room at the conference rate please use the following link:
Online reservation link for AAS 2022
Additional Information:
The nightly rooms rates are $129 per night.
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