1. Space Internetworking: Scott Burleigh (NASA/JPL) & Nestor Peccia (ESA/ESOC)
Moderator: Vassilis Tsaoussidis
Space Internetworking Center, Xanthi, Greece
16 June 2011, Vilanova I la Geltru, Barcelona, Spain
Funded by the Seventh Framework Programme of the European Union (Grant Agreement No264226, FP7-REGPOT ).

2. Panel Session on Space Internetworking
OVERVIEW
Space Internetworking
Why?
Potential Impact on scientific missions
…and beyond
How?
DTN-working?
ION Enhancements -> What is missing? ->Research Challenges
Panel Session on Space Internetworking

3. Panel Session on Space Internetworking
(Why) Is DTN an appropriate technology for Space?
How can DTN become a technology of choice for space?
What are the issues to solve until DTN becomes a Space technology
What are the plans of each agency on Space Internetworking
Open issues (including funding opportunities?)
Panel Session on Space Internetworking

4. Panel Session on Space Internetworking
Space Internetworking: Why?
Data sharing, Resource sharing, interoperability
It has impact on Space scientific missions
Global Communication 24X7 – more routes
Explore deep space possible – more hops
Exploit and Disseminate Data – automation
Reliability and Cost
Data delivery – asynchronous, connection-less communication, borrowing internet protocol technologies
think statistical multiplexing
Unifies Space – Earth communications
From space to pocket
Broad Science Return
model accuracy, collaborative tasks, interdisciplinary research
Panel Session on Space Internetworking