Welcome to the 31st Edition of the Single
Event Effects (SEE) Symposium
coupled with the Military and Aerospace Programmable Logic Devices (MAPLD) Workshop
coupled with the Military and Aerospace Programmable Logic Devices (MAPLD) Workshop
We are returning to La Jolla, CA!
May 15th - 19th, 2022
For an in-person event
May 15th - 19th, 2022
For an in-person event
Our workshop will feature content including, but not limited to, the following areas:
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Artificial intelligence & machine learning (AI / ML) |
Continuing education & workforce development |
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Designing with field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) / systems on a chip (SoCs) / new devices |
FPGA & SoC assurance |
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Guidelines and standards |
On-orbit experiments & model validation |
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Radiation hardness assurance (RHA) |
SEE test facilities |
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SEE in devices & circuits / mechanisms & modeling |
Space environments |
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Official SEE/MAPLD COVID-19 Policy:
Health and safety of our attendees and staff are our first priorities
As previously stated, all attendees and their guest should be fully vaccinated as per CDC definition as of 4/1/2022
- No records are being kept of attendee vaccination status and fully vaccinated attendees will simply be required to show hardcopy or electronic (phone) copy of their vaccination record at SEEMAPLD registration desk for badge pickup
- No face mask is required if an individual is fully vaccinated, however, face masks are strongly encouraged as per the CDC for indoor events
Individuals should not enter the venue if experiencing any flu-like symptoms or feeling ill
Accommodations as per federal regulations are available for religious and medical exemptions:
- Exemptions should be requested at least one week prior to on-site arrival via electronic or hardcopy requests
- Medical exemptions require appropriate attestation letter by a medical professional (M.D., D.O., P.A., nurse practitioner, nurse, or equivalent)
- Exempted individuals are also required to provide results of a COVID-19 test taken either 48 hours prior (PCR type test) or 24 hours prior (antigen type test) to start of the event (or attendee/individual arrival date)
- If the individual has been diagnosed with COVID-19 within 90 days of the event start, test results are not required. In this case, false positives may occur and an attestation from a relevant medical professional stating the diagnosis and date is required
- Negative results should be provided by the exempted individual at the meeting registration desk prior to entering the event venue
- Exempted individuals are required to wear masks in all meeting areas except while actively eating or drinking
This COVID-19 policy is subject to change as the pandemic evolves or new guidance becomes available
This policy is compliant with federal and local government medical privacy regulations
2022 SEE/MAPLD Workshop Call for Papers
We are seeking contributions in the following areas, but all submissions will be reviewed. Four sessions are available: SEE, MAPLD, Combined, and Poster.
The Combined Session includes submissions that cross SEE and MAPLD themes. The Poster Session can include SEE, MAPLD, or Combined content. Please refrain
from technical content reasonably classified as product marketing.
We especially encourage the submission of content focusing on:
We especially encourage the submission of content focusing on:
| 1) Standards & Methods | 4) Modeling and Simulation |
| 2) Alternatives to Heavy Ion and Proton Testing | 5) Relevant Test Facility Updates |
| 3) Space Environments | |
Abstract Submission Guidelines:
Abstract submissions are a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 4 pages for MS Word
PowerPoint charts should provide a title page with authors and affiliations, motivation / context / overview, available relevant results, and anticipated conclusions
The required file format is MS Word .docx or MS Powerpoint .pptx or Adobe PDF (refer to templates provided below)
Deadline for submissions has passed; Submission page is now closed.
| SEE Symposium / Combined* / MAPLD Session Options | |
| New! Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Machine Learning (ML) in FPGAs/SoCs: AI / ML design considerations for reliable terrestrial, avionic, and aerospace applications; using AI for SEE mitigation; SEE evaluation of designs leveraging AI / ML | |
| Phenomena: Upsets, Functional Interrupts, Transients, Latchup, Gate Rupture, Burnout, etc. | FPGAs/SoCs, PLDs, and New Devices: New and/or novel FPGA and PLDs; Benchmarking of FPGAs and PLDs; Applications of space-borne processing. |
| Basic Mechanisms and Modeling: Destructive and Non-Destructive Effects, Nanoscale Phenomena, Charge Transport and Collection, Impact of Circuit and Environmental Parameters, etc. | Mitigation of Single event effects in FPGAs/SoCs, PLDs, and commercial electronics: Multi-level approaches for high reliability and fault tolerance (redundancy, TMR, SET filtering, etc…), upset mitigation techniques and automated tools, etc. |
| SEE Mitigation Methods Including Radiation Hardened by Design (RHBD) and by Process (RHBP): Approaches for gaining SEE hardness in commercial devices, etc. | Designing with FPGAs/SoCs, and PLDs: agile methods, ESL/HLS and model-based engineering techniques, embedded processing, and synthesis efficiency improvements. |
| Environments and Facilities: Space, Atmospheric and Terrestrial environments. Heavy Ion, Proton, Neutron and Pulsed Laser Test Facilities. | Validation and Verification of FPGAs/SoCs, and PLDs: Verification techniques and languages such as co-simulation, System Verilog and OVM/UVM. Simulation speed-up techniques, emulation, new tools and methods for design validation. |
| Operational Regimes and Performance Data: Systems and Devices from LEO to Interplanetary, High Altitude Aircraft, and Terrestrial. | Availability/Reliability/Susceptibility of programmable devices: Failure mechanisms, reliability testing and characterization, packaging reliability, reliable design practices. |
| Electronic & Photonic Device Data and Measurement Techniques: Memories, Analog/Digital Circuits, systems-on-chip (SoCs), Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), Optocouplers, Photonic Integrated Circuits, Power Converters, Sensors, etc. | Novel Applications and Case Studies: Reconfigurable computing, high-performance processing using programmable logic, successful deployment of programmable logic, etc. |
| Systems and Error Rate Computation: Error Mitigation, Error Detection & Correction, Multi-core Processing, and Fault Tolerant Systems; Analytic, Monte Carlo, Mixed-Level, methods, etc. | Technical Management of FPGAs and PLDs: Technical leadership, process management and metrics. |
| Education: Education Practices, Market Demands for Military and Aerospace Component Engineers, and Engineer Retention. | |
| *All options subject to change any time, per the discretion of the conference committee | |
| Sunday, May 15, 2022 - Welcome to the SEE/MAPLD Workshop | |||
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5:30 PM 8:00 PM |
Workshop Registration and Registration Reception 5:30 - 8:00 PM Soledad Ballroom |
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| Monday, May 16, 2022 - Single Event Effects (SEE) Sessions | |||
| Time (PST) | Session | Speaker | |
| 7:00 AM |
Registration in Salon A Foyer: 7:00AM - 4:30PM
Breakfast 7:00AM - 9:00AM |
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| 8:00 AM |
Intro
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Workshop Opening Remarks Rebekah Austin, NASA/GSFC; Steve LaLumondiere, The Aerospace Corporation; Tyler Lovelly,
AFRL SEE Technical Program Introduction Chair: Daniel Loveless, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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| 8:10 AM |
Tutorial
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Introduction to Tutorials Chair: Milton Diaz, SRI International
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| 8:20 AM |
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Tutorial 1: The Cost of a Beam Hour Henry Clark, Texas A&M
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| 8:45 AM |
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Tutorial 2: Cost Factors Associated with an SEE Test Ted Wilcox, NASA/GSFC
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| 9:10 AM |
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Tutorial 3: SEE Test Services Costs and Considerations: From Running the Beam to Complete Turnkey SEE Testing Mike Tostanoski, Radiation Test Solutions
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| 9:35 AM |
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Tutorial 4: Characterizing Commercial SoC (System on Chip) FPGAs for Potential Space Use Allyson Yarbrough, The Aerospace Corporation
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| 10:00 AM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 10:30 AM |
Session A
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Introduction to Environments and Facilities Session Chair: Justin Likar, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
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| 10:40 AM |
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DoD and Heavy Ion SEE Facilities Courtney Matzkind, Missile Defense Agency
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| 11:00 AM |
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A New Heavy Ion Single-Event Effects Test Facility at Michigan State University Steve Lidia, Michigan State University
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| 11:20 AM |
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LBNL 88-Inch Cyclotron BASE Facility 2022 Update Alexander Donoghue, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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| 11:40 AM | LUNCH: 1 Hour 30 Minutes | ||
| 1:10 PM |
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ESA Update on European Irradiation Facilities Anastasia Pesce, ESA
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| 1:30 PM |
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Future Options with Proton Facilities Ken LaBel, SSAI@NASA/GSFC
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| 1:50 PM |
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Status of the High Energy Effects Test Facility Project at Brookhaven National
Laboratory Kevin Brown, Brookhaven National Laboratory
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| 2:10 PM |
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Heavy Ion and Proton Testing at Texas A&M University Henry Clark, Texas A&M University
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| 2:30 PM |
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The RADNEXT Facility Network and Related SEE Irradiation Opportunities Mario Sacristán Barbero, CERN
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| 2:50 PM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 3:20 PM |
Panel
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Panel Discussion: Optical/Photonic Modeling Moderator: Steve Moss, Scientist
Panelists Todd Rose, The Aerospace Corporation; Robert Reed, Vanderbilt University;
Kaitlyn Ryder, NASA/GSFC; Alexandre LeRoch, NASA/GSFC |
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| 4:20 PM |
Session B
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Introduction to Laser Facilities and Testing Session Chair: Alexandre LeRoch, NASA/GSFC
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| 4:30 PM |
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Pulsed Laser SEE Test Guidelines Desk Reference - Update Dale McMorrow, Naval Research Laboratory
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| 4:50 PM |
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Development and Applications of NRL Laser Beam Line to Study Wide Bandgap
Semiconductor Materials Ani Khachatrian, Naval Research Laboratory
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| 5:10 PM |
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Pulsed X-ray Single-Event Transient Measurements on a PLL with Integrated VCO Daniele Monahan, The Aerospace Corporation
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| 5:30 PM |
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Not All Pulsed-Laser SEEs are Created Equal: The Importance of Accurate Characterization and Reporting of Pulsed-Laser Parameters Adrian Ildefonso, Naval Research Laboratory
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| 5:50 PM | End of Monday Technical Sessions | ||
| End of Activities for Monday | |||
| Tuesday, May 17, 2022 - Single Event Effects (SEE) Sessions | |||
| Time (PST) | Session | Speaker | |
| 7:00 AM |
Registration in Salon A Foyer: 7:00AM - 4:00PM
Breakfast 7:00AM - 9:00AM |
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| 8:00 AM |
Invited
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Invited Talk: Thriving in a Male Dominated Profession Minal Sawant, AMD
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| 8:30 AM |
Session C
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Introduction to Education and Workforce Development Session Chair: Deb Newberry, Newberry Technology Associates
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| 8:40 AM |
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The SCALE Radiation Effects Workforce Development Program Daniel Loveless, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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| 9:00 AM |
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Texas A&M Master's Program Henry Clark, Texas A&M University
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| 9:20 AM |
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Texas A&M SEE Bootcamp Debrief Michael Campola, NASA/GSFC
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| 9:40 AM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 10:10 AM |
Panel
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Workforce Development Panel: What's Missing from the Way Forward? Moderator: Greg Allen, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Panelists Daniel Loveless, University of Tennessee; Michael Campola, NASA GSFC;
Allyson Yarbrough, The Aerospace Corporation; Vickie Wall, Versatile Workforce |
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| 11:10 AM |
Invited
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Invited Talk: 3D and Heterogeneous Integration Challenges Anu Ramamurthy, Microchip
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| 11:40 AM | LUNCH: 1 Hour 20 Minutes | ||
| 1:10 PM |
Session D
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Introduction to Electronic and Photonic Device Data, Techniques, and Diagnostics Session Chair: Adrian Ildefonso, Naval Research Laboratory
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| 1:20 PM |
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Factors Affecting Single Event Effects (SEE) Sensitivity of a Part: Evaluating Existing Information Pre-Test to Determine Expectations Ken LaBel, SSAI@NASA/GSFC
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| 1:40 PM |
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Detection of Single Event Transients in Arbitrary Waveforms Using Statistical
Window Analysis Jake Carpenter, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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| 2:00 PM |
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Risk-Driven and Mitigation-Focused SEFI Testing
of NAND Flash Devices Ted Wilcox, NASA/GSFC
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| 2:20 PM |
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The CERN R2E Project and SEEs in High-energy
Accelerator Applications Mario Sacristán Barbero, CERN
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| 2:40 PM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 3:10 PM |
Session E
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Introduction to Advanced Devices and Integrated Circuits Session Chair: Jason Riddley, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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| 3:20 PM |
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22FDX Compiled SRAM Single Event Effects Steven Guertin, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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| 3:40 PM |
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Single Event Upset Response of 12LP FinFET Digital Circuits Jereme Neuendank, Arizona State University
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| 4:00 PM |
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RadHard Power ICs that Fit the Requirements, Longevity and Costs for Satellites Anton Quiroz, Apogee Semiconductor
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| 4:20 PM | End of Tuesday Technical Sessions - 1 Hour 10 Minute Break | ||
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5:30 PM 8:00 PM |
Industrial Exhibit 5:30 - 8:00 PM |
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| Wednesday, May 18, 2022 - Combined SEE/MAPLD Sessions | |||
| Time (PST) | Session | Speaker | |
| 7:00 AM |
Registration in Salon A Foyer: 7:00AM - 4:00PM
Breakfast 7:00AM - 9:00AM |
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| 8:00 AM |
Invited
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Invited Talk: How Nuclear Data is Prepared Lee Bernstein, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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| 8:40 AM |
Session F
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Introduction to Data Analysis and Event Rate Computation Session Chair: Ian Troxel, Troxel Aerospace Industries, Inc.
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| 8:50 AM |
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A Parametric Methodology for SEE Criticality Analysis Michael Campola, NASA/GSFC
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| 9:10 AM |
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A Modest Proposal for Weibull Fitting of SEE Datasets Gary Swift, Swift Radiation & Radiation Services
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| 9:30 AM |
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Interpreting Archival Cross-Section vs. LET Fit Parameters Based On Data
Quality Ray Ladbury, NASA/GSFC
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| 9:50 AM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 10:20 AM |
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Using Track-Structure Theory to Calculate Proton Cross-Sections from Heavy-Ion
Data David Hansen, Space Micro
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| 10:40 AM |
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SIRE2 Toolkit Update Zachary Robinson, 5th Gait Technologies
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| 11:00 AM |
Invited
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Ingenuity and the Snapdragon - Results and Future Plans Doug Sheldon, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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| 11:50 AM | LUNCH: 1 Hour 30 Minutes | ||
| 1:20 PM |
Session G
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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Session Chair: Evan Kain, Air Force Research Laboratory
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| 1:30 PM |
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Ramon.Space RC64-based AI/ML Inference Engine Lisa Kuo, Ramon Space
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| 1:50 PM |
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Radical Thinking at Fundamental levels for AI Computation Neil Sampson, GSI Technology
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| 2:10 PM |
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Supervised Learning and Classification of Single-Event Transient Anomalies
Trevor Peyton, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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| 2:30 PM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 3:00 PM |
Session H
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Introduction to Circuits and Systems Session Chair: Michael Pineiro, Raytheon
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| 3:10 PM |
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GR765 LEON5FT System-on-Chip: Results of First STM 28nm Test Chip Radiation
Test Campaign Fabio Malatesta, Cobham Gaisler
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| 3:30 PM |
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Proton Evaluation of Xilinx/AMD Versal 7nm for Space 2.0: Programmable Logic
(PL), Processor (PS) and Internal Scrubber (XilSEM) Results Pierre Maillard, AMD/Xilinx
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| 3:50 PM |
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Bridging the Gap Between Commercial and High Rel RadHard Components Anton Quiroz, Apogee Semiconductor
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| 4:10 PM |
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Fault Propagation in Microprocessors Stefania Esquer, Vanderbilt University
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| 4:30 PM |
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Guideline for Raspberry Pis in Space Steven Guertin, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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| 4:50 PM |
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Data Center in Space: Cloud, Edge Computing and Big Data Lisa Kuo, Ramon Space
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| 5:10 PM | End of Wednesday Technical Sessions - 20 Minute Break | ||
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5:30 PM
8:00 PM
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Poster Session and Happy Hour 5:30 - 8:00 PM |
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Access for Testing Electronics at U.S. Proton Therapy Centers is a Very Dynamic Business Ken LaBel, SSAI@NASA/GSFC
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NASA Space Radiation Laboratory at Brookhaven National Laboratory: A Unique
Facility for Space-radiation Effect Studies K. A. Brown, J. Gasparik, T. Olsen, C. Pearson, A. Rusek, M. Sivertz, Brookhaven
National Laboratory
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Single Event Effects and Total Dose Considerations for NASA's Interstellar Probe Mission J. J. Likar, M. Donegan, J. Porter, J. Kinnison, A. Haapala, The Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory
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NASA M-STAR 2021 Low Power Implementation of Flight Software R. Herndon, Y. Zhang, D. Chiu, Princeton University;
B. Banta, M. Walker, D. Karthikeyan, G. Millan, A. Moussa, M. El-Hadedy, California State Polytechnic University |
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XTEA Encryption Comparison Using Arduino Uno and Raspberry Pi 3 B+ I. Elizarraz, G. Drumheller, A. Nguyen, A. S. Eddin, H. El-Naga, M. El-Hadedy,
California State Polytechnic University
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TEA Performance S. Cady, R. Schwartz, S. Yu, A. S. Eddin, H. El-Naga, M. El-Hadedy, California State
Polytechnic University
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Hardware Benchmarking of Image Processing Using Alpha-Blended Images D. Karthikeyan, E. Guzman, Y. Malik, H. El-Naga, A. S. Eddin, M. El-Hadedy, California
State Polytechnic University
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System on Chip: H.264 Video Compression With PYNQ Z1 M. Hicks, C. Duong, E. Hwang, A. S. Eddin, H. El-Naga, M. El-Hadedy, California State
Polytechnic University
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Reconfigurable Computing for Higher Orders S-Curve Motion Control B. Tapia, B. J. Banta, H. Luc, S. D. Moore, J. A. Villegas, M. El-Hadedy, California
State Polytechnic University
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Are Cosmic Neutrons a Threat to Pacemakers? Testing SRAMs With an Am-Be Neutron Source M. Plettenberg, German Aerospace Center & Justus-Liebig University; M. M. Meier, K.
Marsalek, K. Schennetten, German Aerospace Center;
H. Zaunick, K. Brinkmann, Justus-Liebig University |
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CCGA Solder Columns - Why They Are Needed for FPGA, ASIC and SOC Applications
Martin Hart, Teresa Farris, Topline Corporation
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Functional Redundancy for Mitigation of SEE in Heterogeneous Computing Systems
S. Camp, J. Carpenter, T. Skjellum, D. Reising, T. D. Loveless, University of Tennessee
at Chattanooga;
K. Linga, A. Raman, CFD Research Corporation |
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| End of Activities for Wednesday | |||
| Thursday, May 19, 2022 - MAPLD Sessions | |||
| Time (PST) | Session | Speaker | |
| 7:00 AM |
Registration in Salon A Foyer: 7:00AM - 11:00AM
Breakfast 7:00AM - 9:00AM |
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| 8:00 AM |
Invited
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AMD Xilinx AI/ML Inference Solution Jim Heaton & Steven Yeung, AMD/Xilinx
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| 9:00 AM |
Intro
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MAPLD Technical Program Introduction Chair:Matthew Cannon, Sandia National Laboratories
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| 9:05 AM |
Session I
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Introduction to Session I: MAPLD Chair:Gary Burch, Moog
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| 9:10 AM |
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Tensil - Open Source ML Accelerators Thomas Alcorn and Peter Hizalev, Tensil
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| 9:30 AM |
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Large Capacity RC64-based & PolarFire-based Storage for Space Applications Lisa Kuo, Ramon Space
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| 9:50 AM |
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Mantis: A Strategic Radiation Hardened Field Programmable Gate Array Trey Peterson, Indiana University
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| 10:10 AM | BREAK: 30 Minutes | ||
| 10:40 AM |
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Low Cost, On-Speed SEE Injection in FPGA Designs Kamesh Ramani, Siemens Electronic Design Automation
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| 11:00 AM |
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Post-Quantum Stateful Hash-Based Signature Scheme for Improved Bluetooth Security Mohamed El-Hadedy, California Polytechnic University
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High-Performance Embedded Computing SoC for the Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source (EMIT) Instrument Didier Keymeulen, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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How Early Adoption of RTL Designer-Centric Solutions Improves Schedule Predictability Rusty Stuber, Siemens Electronic Design Automation
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| 12:00 PM | End of Thursday Technical Sessions | ||
| End of 2022 SEE/MAPLD Workshop | |||
Details about 2022 SEE/MAPLD Invited Speakers and/or Tutorial Sessions coming soon
2022 Exhibitor Registration is Open
NEW: 2022 SEE/MAPLD Official Exhibitor Floor Plan Assignments
Please contact Teresa Farris if you have any questions.
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Archon, LLC
Teresa.Farris@archon-llc.com
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Archon, LLC
Teresa.Farris@archon-llc.com
| 2022 Workshop Exhibitors | |
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 Infineon Technologies Space and Satellite phone: 866-951-9519 web: www.infineon.com |
 CAES phone: 703-414-5300 web: www.caes.com |
 Radiation Test Solutions, Inc. phone: 719-531-0800 web: www.radiationtestsolutions.com |
 Integra Technologies phone: 316-630-6801 web: www.integra-tech.com |
 Topline phone: 800-776-9888 web: topline.tv |
 Microchip Technology Inc. phone: 480-792-7200 web: www.microchip.com |
 3D Plus phone: 510-824-5591 web: www.3d-plus.com |
 Renesas phone: 321-724-7247 web: www.renesas.com |
 Flex Logix phone: 925-785-3016 web: www.flex-logix.com |
 Apogee Semiconductor phone: 972-559-4660 web: www.apogeesemi.com |
 Robust Chip, Inc. phone: 925-425-0820 web: www.robustchip.com |
 QuickLogic phone: 408-990-4000 web: www.QuickLogic.com |
 Northwestern Medicine Proton Center phone: 877-887-5807 web: protoncenter.nm.org |
 Milanowski & Associates phone: 619-865-2174 web: radhard.com |
 Sage Analytical Lab phone: 858-255-8587 web: www.sagefalab.com |
 Data Device Corporation phone: 800-332-5757 web: ddc-web.com |
 NASA Electronic Parts & Packaging Program phone: 301-286-8890 web: nepp.nasa.gov |
 Experimental & Mathematical Physics Consultants phone: 301-869-2317 web: empc.com |
 Siemens Electronic Design Automation phone: 800-547-3000 web: eda.sw.siemens.com |
 Avalanche Technology phone: 510-897-3300 web: www.avalanche-technology.com |
 UC Davis Crocker Nuclear Laboratory phone: 530-752-1460 web: cyclotron.crocker.ucdavis.edu |
 Tensil.ai phone: 323-825-2676 web: www.tensil.ai |
Texas Instruments Space IC Solutions phone: 855-226-3113 web: ti.com/space |
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Local visitor information for La Jolla, CA and the San Diego area
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How to get to the San Diego Marriott La Jolla via Metropolitan Transit System
There are two easy ways to get to between the airport and MTS services. First, there's the Route 992 bus which stops right outside of baggage claim at both terminals. It only takes 15 minutes to get to/from Santa Fe Depot in Downtown San Diego, which connects with all major transit options, including three Trolley lines, three Rapid bus lines, the COASTER, and Amtrak. To get to the airport, there's a convenient stop at Kettner Blvd. and W. Broadway (in front of Starbucks), which is across the street from Santa Fe Depot and all connecting transit services. Service on the 992 is every 15 minutes for most of the day, 7 days a week. One-way fares are just $2.50 ($1.25 for Seniors, Disabled, Medicare Recipients and Youth). There are also Ticket Machines at the Airport near Information Centers and at the Santa Fe Depot and America Plaza Trolley stations where you can buy a PRONTO card and add value to take trips all during your stay in San Diego. You can also download the PRONTO mobile app in advance and load money to your account to use for your whole trip!
Airport Shuttle
There's also a free airport shuttle from the Old Town Transit Center. It's call the San Diego Flyer and it picks up and drops off passengers on Pacific Highway at the west side of the Transit Center. It operates approximately every 20-30 minutes, seven days a week. Pick up and drop-offs are timed to meet the first and last Trolley, Coasters, Amtrack trains, and MTS busses with the first pick up at 4:45 a.m. and the last pick up/drop off at 12:30 a.m. This is a service for transit riders only. There is NO OVERNIGHT PARKING at the Old Town Transit Center. For more information on this service, please visit the san.org website and its public transportation page.
There's also a free airport shuttle from the Old Town Transit Center. It's call the San Diego Flyer and it picks up and drops off passengers on Pacific Highway at the west side of the Transit Center. It operates approximately every 20-30 minutes, seven days a week. Pick up and drop-offs are timed to meet the first and last Trolley, Coasters, Amtrack trains, and MTS busses with the first pick up at 4:45 a.m. and the last pick up/drop off at 12:30 a.m. This is a service for transit riders only. There is NO OVERNIGHT PARKING at the Old Town Transit Center. For more information on this service, please visit the san.org website and its public transportation page.
2. Blue Line Trolley System
Take the Blue Line Trolley from either the Santa Fe Depot or Old Town Transit Center towards UCSD. Get off at the Executive Rd exit that's 1 block from the hotel. The Blue Line Trolley schedule may be found here.
The trolley also provides an excellent way of exploring San Diego.
