Friday - NASA Ames Conference Center
8:30: Continental Breakfast
9:00: Welcome: Jim Funaro
9:15: Ames Welcome
9:30: William J. Clancey "Voyages of Scientific Discovery with the Mars Exploration Rovers"
10:00: Michael Sims "Autonomy in Robotic Spaceflight Missions: Examples from MER"
10:30: Carol Stoker “The Phoenix mission: Visiting the most habitable region on Mars”
11:00: Chris McKay "Mars Exploration: from Phoenix to Human exploration"
11:30: audience Q&A
12:00: LUNCH
1:30: Bruce Damer “Visualizing the Future of Exploration and Life in Space & Cyberspace”
2:00: Penny Boston ”The Robot-Human Continuum: Concepts & Applications For Space Exploration & Consequences for Humanity”
2:30: Michael Bolte “The Next 30 Years of Astronomy"
3:00: Doug Raybeck "Addressing the Difficulties of Long-Term Space Flight"
3:30: “Charting the 21st Century” (90 min special session)
Reed Riner - “Timelines Past and Present; How We Represent Experience to Ourselves"
Peter von Stackelberg - "Footprints of the Future: Using Timelines In Futures Studies"
Bruce Cordell - "Timelines as Solutions to the Differential Equations of the Global System"
Christopher Burr Jones - Discussant
5:00: Closing Remarks
5:30: Artshow & Reception
7:00: CONFERENCE CENTER CLOSES
Saturday - NASA Ames Conference Center
8:30: Continental Breakfast
9:00: Jim Funaro "Some Thoughts on the Origins and Future of Morality"
9:30: Philip Aaberg “Would Aliens Like Bach?”
10:00: Don Scott "The Contemplative Cowboy; or, In Praise of Independent Scholars"
10:30: Howard Heard "To Reach Out and Touch Time: Cinema and Sensory Experience"
11:00: Jeroen Lapre "Making Science Compelling"
11:30: Allucquere Rosanne Stone “That's What Those Robots Were Doing In The Park -- I Thought They Were Repairing Each Other”
12:00: LUNCH
1:30: Ted Everts “Meet Homo commoditas: Modifying and Commodifyng Genus Homo sapiens in a Capitalist World-Economy"
2:00: Seth Shostak "Why Isn't Alien Presence Obvious?"
2:30: "Education For the Future" (90 minute special session)
David Tamori - "Ten Years of History and Progress of COTI Hi"
Dennis L. Albers - “Physical Science Course In Interstellar Travel”
Matt Castleberry - “Why Starships Won't Use Rocket Propulsion"
Wim Laws - “Artificial Gravity During Starship Voyages”
4:00: Melanie Swan "Data Visualization in Second Life"
4:30: COTI HI Report (Tamori, Zuckerman, students)
5:30: Appetizers
6:00: Concert: Phil Aaberg
6:45: Banquet
8:00: Keynote Speaker: Carlo Sequin
10:00: CONFERENCE CENTER CLOSES
Sunday - NASA Ames Conference Center
8:30: Continental Breakfast
10:00: Al Harrison "Professionals, Passengers, and Settlers: New Communities in Space."
10:30: "Astrosociology and 21st Century Space Exploration" (60 minute special session)
Marilyn Dudley-Flores (moderator)
Jim Pass
Al Harrison
Seth Shostak
Thomas Gangale
Margaret Race
12:00: LUNCH
1:00: COTI HI Contact
2:30: Closing Remarks: Jim Funaro
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