June 8 - august 3, 2024
SSP24 Houston
USA
Host Institutions:
155 participants from 35 countries
Team Projects:
- LUNAR GATEWAY
- ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
- SMART TRANSPORTATION
- INTERNATIONAL LUNAR UNIVERSITY (ILU)
June 26 – August 25, 2023
SSP23 - São José dos Campos
Brazil
Host Institutions:
- Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais
- Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica
- Prefeitura de São José dos Campos
93 participants from 27 countries
São José dos Campos: from 26 June to 25 August 2023, SSP23 Brazil, hosted in collaboration with INPE and ITA
Team Projects:
- Water Security
- Space Situational Awareness and On-Orbit Collision Avoidance
- Smart Cities in the Context of Latin America: Space-Based Solutions
- The Metaverse Role in the Future of the Space Sector
June 27 – August 26, 2022
SSP22 - Oeiras
Portugal & online
Host Institutions:
107 participants from 37 countries
Oeiras: from 27 June to 26 August 2022, SSP22 Oeiras, hosted at Instituto Superior Técnico Taguspark Campus, 92 participants
Online: from 27 June to 5 August 2022, SSP22 Live Online Program, hosted online in one single time zone (UTC), 15 participants
Team Projects:
- Space and Non-Space Synergies and New Opportunities
- Space-Ocean-Climate Interactions
- Microgravity Business – Space R&D for the
Benefit of Society - International Cooperation on the Chinese Space Station
- New Methodologies in the Search for Life
June 28 – August 27, 2021
SSP21 - Granada, Strasbourg
Spain, france & online
Host Institutions:
111 participants from 33 countries
Online: from 28 June to 6 August 2021, SSP21 Live Online Program, hosted online in one single time zone (UTC), 36 participants
Strasbourg: from 28 June to 27 August 2021, SSP21 Strasbourg, hosted at the ISU Central Campus, 38 participants
Granada: from 28 June to 27 August 2021, SSP21 Granada, hosted by the University of Granada at its Faculty of Sciences campus in Granada, Spain, 37 participants
Team Projects:
June 23 – August 22, 2019
SSP19 - Strasbourg
france
Host Institution: International Space University
127 participants from 37 countries
Team Projects:
- Fast Transit to Mars,
- Enhancing Industrial Space Competitiveness: Global Trends and Local Positioning,
- Space for Urban Planning,
- Next Generation Space System Swarms
June 25 – August 24, 2018
SSP18 - The Netherlands
Host Institutions: The Netherlands Space Office (NSO), in collaboration with three leading Dutch space organizations: the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), Leiden University and ESA’s European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESA-ESTEC).
135 participants from 36 countries
Team Projects:
- Space-aided climate change adaptation : Adapting to Water and Air Realities on Earth (AWARE)
- Active Debris Removal And Mitigation (ADAM)
- Lunar nights survival
- FAST weather solutions : Forecast and Alert System for Terrestrial applications
June 26 – August 25, 2017
SSP17 - Cork, Ireland
Ireland
Host Institution: Cork Institute of Technology,
112 participants from 26 countries,
Team Projects:
- ARESS – A roadmap for emerging space states
- Astropreneurs – The galactic guide to space entrepreneurship
- A new vision: the future of ISS : a journey to the future beyond 2024
- NetSpace – The Internet of Things and future applications for energy and space
July 12 – September 1, 2016
SSP16 - Haifa
israel
Host Institution: Technion Institute
103 participants from 25 countries
Team Projects:
- aMARTE : a Mars roadmap for travel and exploration,
- Space big data : overcoming barriers, creating value,
- Starport 1
June 8 – August 7, 2015
SSP15 - Athens
USA
Host Institution: Ohio University
99 participants from 30 countries
Team Projects:
- Vision 2040
- Planetary Defense
- Monitoring environmental effects of hydraulic fracturing using remote sensing: tracking fracking
June 9 – August 8, 2014
SSP14 - Montreal
Canada
Host Institutions: ÉTS (École de Technologie Supérieure) & HEC Montréal
123 participants from 31 countries
Team Projects:
- AMOOS: Autonomous Mission for On-Orbit Servicing
- Exoplanet exploration collaboration initiative
- Open innovation in space: powering a new era
- Space4health
June 24 – August 23, 2013
SSP13 - Strasbourg
France
Host Institution: International Space University
100 participants from 24 countries
Team Projects:
- Solar Max
- Koastal
- AMBIEnT
June 4 – August 3, 2012
SSP12 - Melbourne
USA
Host Institution: Florida Institute of Technology & NASA Kennedy Space Center
134 participants from 29 countries
Team Projects:
- TP Space Debris
- TP Spaceports: Operations and Service Infrastructure for Space (OASIS)
- TP STEM: Space, One Giant Leap for Education
- TP Next Generation Space Stations: Beyond LEO Into the Solar System (BLISS)
July 11 – September 9, 2011
SSP11 - Graz
Austria
Host Institution: Graz University of Technology
119 participants from 21 countries
Team Projects:
- Small Satellites: Go SSP
- Human Robotic Co-operation: CHARM
- Fresh Water: H2OPE
June 28 – August 27, 2010
SSP10 - Strasbourg
France
Host Institution: International Space University
121 participants from 29 countries
Team Projects:
- Astra: ASteroid mining Technology Roadmap & Applications
- RE-FOCUS: Respect Earth – Future Opportunity in Carbon Understanding and Sustainability
- EcoSpace
June 29 – August 28, 2009
SSP09 - NASA Ames Research Center
USA
Host Institutions: NASA AMES Research Centre
131 participants from 35 countries
Team Projects:
- ACCESS Mars: Assessing Cave Capabilities Establishing Specific Solutions
- SAFEN EARTH: Space Aid for Energy Needs on Earth
- DREAM: Disaster Risk Evaluation and Management
June 30 – August 29, 2008
SSP08 - Barcelona
SPAIN
Host Institutions: UPC Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, BAIE Barcelona Aeronautics & Space Association
112 students from 27 countries
Team Projects:
- TP Volcano (VAPOR): Use of Space Technologies for Monitoring Volcano Hazards
- TP Spaceports (FuturIST): The Necessary Infrastructure for a Private Spaceflight
- TP Lunar X-Prize (Noumenia): Return to the Moon in a New Way
June 25 – August 28, 2007
SSP07 - Beijing
china
Host Institutions: Beihang University, CASC
117 students from 26 countries
Team Projects:
- TP Archive – Phoenix
- TP Servicing – DOCTOR
- TP Traffic – Space Traffic Management
- TP Earthquake – TREMOR
July 3 – September 1, 2006
SSP06 - Strasbourg
France
Host Institutions: International Space University, Pôle Universitaire Européen de Strasbourg
104 students from 27 countries
Team Projects:
- TP SOL – Earth Observation Systems for Small Countries and Regions
- TP LUNA GAIA – A Closed Loop Habitat for the Moon
- TP MINI – Micro and Nanotechnology Initiative
June 22 – August 24, 2005
SSP05 - Vancouver
Canada
Host Institution: University of British Columbia
100 students from 27 countries
Team Projects:
- Threat from Near Earth Objects (“TP NEOs”)
- Robotic Exploration of the Inner Solar System (“TP Robotics”)
- Wildfire Mitigation using Space Technologies (“TP Fire”)
June 22 – August 24, 2005
SSP04 - Adelaide
Australia
Host Institutions: University of South Australia, The University of Adelaide
114 students from 27 countries
Team Projects:
- LunAres: International Lunar Exploration in Preparation for Mars
- STREAM: Space technologies for the Research of Effective Water Management
- CONNECTS: The Role of Satellite Communications in the Development of Rural and Remote Regions
July 5 – September 6, 2003
SSP03 - Strasbourg
France
Host Institution: Pôle Universitaire Européen de Strasbourg
107 students from 31 countries
Team Projects:
- Ecosphere: Earth Climate Observation System Promoting Human Ecological Research & Education
- TRACKS TO SPACE: Technology Research Advancing Cooperative Knowledge Sharing to Space
- METZTLI: An International Space Station Approach to Lunar Exploration
30/06/2002 – 31/08/2002
SSP02 - Pomona
USA
Host Institution: Cal Poly Pomona
99 students from 30 countries
Team Projects:
- Alone? A Sourcebook for Astrobiology
- HI-STAR: Health Improvement using Space Technology and Resources
July 14 – September 15, 2001
SSP01 - Bremen
Germany
Host Institution: ZARM Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity
81 students from 26 countries
Team Projects:
- C.A.S.H. 2021: Commercial Access and Space Habitation
- CASSIOPEE: Concepts for Advanced Small Satellites to Improve Observation and Preservation of Europe’s Environment
June 4 – September 2, 2000
SSP2000 - Vina Del Mar & Valparaiso
Chile
Host Institution: UTSFM Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria
81 students from 26 countries
Team Projects:
- Space Tourism: From Dream to Reality
- ENSO (El Nino and the Southern Oscillation): A Global Challenge and Keys to a Solution
June 26 – September 4, 1999
SSP99 - Nakhon Ratchasima
Thailand
Host Institution: SUT Suranaree University of Technology
88 students from 24 countries
Team Projects:
- Out of the Cradle: an International Strategy for Human Exploration away from Earth
- SEADS: South East Asia Disaster Management System
June 17 – August 22, 1998
SSP98 - Cleveland
USA
Host Institution: CSU Cleveland State University
88 students from 29 countries
Team Projects:
- MAGIC – Moving Aside Gravity’s Influence and Constraints
- Hazards to Spaceflight
June 7 – August 15, 1997
SSP97 - Houston
USA
Host Institution: Rice University
96 students from 25 countries
Team Projects:
- Technology Transfer: Bridging Space and Society
- International Strategies for the Exploration of Mars
July 2 – September 5, 1996
SSP96 - Vienna
Austria
Host Institution: Austrian Society For Aerospace Medicine
104 students from 26 countries
Team Projects:
- DOCC – Distant Operational Care Center
- RA: the SUN for Science and Humanity
June 11 – August 18, 1995
SSP95 - Stockholm
Sweden
Host Institution: KTH Royal Institute of Technology
106 students from 29 countries
Team Projects:
- Earth’s Polar Regions: Observation, Protection, and Applications
- Vision 20/20
June 26 – September 2, 1994
SSP94 - Barcelona
Spain
Host Institution: UAB Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
125 students from 29 countries
Team Projects:
- GATES – Global Access Tele-health and Education System
- SSE – Solar System Exploration Program
June 19 – August 28, 1993
SSP93 - Huntsville
USA
Host Institution: UAH
98 students from 26 countries
Team Projects:
- GEOWARN – Global Emergency Observation and Warning
- IFLOSS – International Lunar Far side Observatory and Science Station
June 16 – August 26, 1992
SSP92 - Kitakyushu
japan
Host Institution: Kitakyushu
International Conference Center
126 students from 28 countries
Team Projects:
- ISU net
- SSPP: Space Solar Power Program
June 25 – August 30, 1991
SSP91 - Toulouse
France
Host Institution: ENAC, FIAS
138 students from 26 countries
Team Project:
- IMM: International Mars Mission
June 23 – September 1, 1990
SSP90 - Toronto
canada
Host Institution: York University
130 students from 30 countries
Team Projects:
- IAM: International Asteroid Mission
- IPEO: International Program for Earth Observations
June 30 – September 1, 1989
SSP89 - Strasbourg
France
Host Institution: ULP Universite Louis Pasteur
125 students from 25 countries
Team Projects:
- ARTEMIS: An International Lunar Polar Orbiter
- NEWTON: Variable Gravity Research Facility
June 20 – August 20, 1988
SSP88 - Cambridge
USA
Host Institution: MIT
104 students from 21 countries
Team Project:
- International Lunar Initiative Organization
