Preliminary Programme

Fourth International Conference on
Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon

ICEUM4

10-15 July 2000
ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands

Conference Information

Abstract Book
A booklet containing the abstracts of the papers to be presented at the Conference will be given to participants upon registration.

Proceedings
Each participant will be sent a copy of the Proceedings (ESA-SP-462) within three months of the Conference.
Authors are requested to follow the General Guidelines for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Papers.

Conference Fee
The registration fee for the Conference is EURO 200.00 for early registration before 9 June and EURO 250.00 for late registration. For students the fee is EURO 100.00, but excludes the Conference dinner. When registering as a student please enclose an approval letter from your professor.

The fee includes access to all presentations, bus transport to and from the Noordwijk hotels, a copy of the Abstract Book, the Conference Proceedings, the cocktail party on Tuesday 11 July, the dinner on Thursday 13 July and refreshments during breaks. An additional fee of NLG 100.00 will cover the participation of a student or an accompanying person in the conference dinner.

Registration
Participants (including authors) are requested to complete the registration form which should then be returned to the ESTEC Conference Bureau by 9 June 2000. Payment of the registration fee by transfer to the ABN-AMRO Bank, ESTEC, Noordwijk, account number 57.02.34.654, swift code ABNANL2A in the name of ESTEC Conference Bureau, should state clearly the name and affiliation of the participant. Other means of payment are indicated on the registration form.

You are strongly advised to bring a copy of the transfer order with you in order to gain access to the Conference.

Should an hotel reservation be required, you are kindly requested to return the Hotel Reservation Form before 9 June 2000. As July is a busy period in and around Noordwijk, we strongly advise you to reserve a hotel room as soon as possible.

The registration desk at the ESTEC Conference Centre is open during the complete Conference. The registration starts Monday 10 July at 08:00. During the Conference the registration desk can be reached by phone or by fax.

Phone: +31 71 565 5125

Fax: +31 71 565 5840

Cancellations and Refunds
Cancellations received before the Conference will be refunded. Refunds will be dealt with after the Conference.

General Information

Venue
The Conference will be held at the European Space Agency's Research and Technology Centre, ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands.

Transport
Buses will take participants from the Noordwijk hotels to ESTEC and back every day. The reception desk in the hotel will be informed of the schedule. The schedule will also be published on the Conference web page one week prior to the Conference. Taxis can be ordered through the conference hostess.

Travel Agency/Bank Services
The services of the ESTEC Travel Office and the ABN AMRO Bank will be available to the Conference Participants.

Restaurant
Lunch will be served in the ESTEC (self-service) Restaurant.

Social Events

Cocktail Party
There will be a Cocktail Party for participants at 18:15 on Tuesday 11 July 2000 in the Noordwijk Space Expo. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the exhibition.

Conference Dinner
The Conference Dinner, which is included in the registration fee, will be on Thursday 13 July 2000. Buses will take participants from ESTEC to their hotels and pick them up later for the Conference Dinner. Students and accompanying persons who wish to attend the dinner may buy a dinner ticket at the registration desk (Price: NLG 100.00).

Excursion on Saturday 15 July
On Saturday 15 July there will be an excursion organised for a reasonable price. Details will be given in your confirmation letter and upon arrival. Tickets for the excursion can be bought at the Registration Desk in the Conference Centre. The price will be around NLG 130.00 per person.

Preliminary Detailed Programme

Monday 10 July 2000

08:00	Start Registration
Session:	Young Lunar Explorers Special Session (older lunar explorers welcome)
09:30	Introduction by ILEWG chairman Foing, B.H.
09:40	Remote Sensing of the Moon: The Past, Present and Future Dunkin, S.K.; Heather, D.J.; University College London
10:00	Lunar Maps and Space Achievements Rodionova, J.F.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute
10:15	Lunar Base Development Issues, Technology Requirements and Research Needs Eckart, P.; Technische Universitaet Muenchen
10:30	Economic, Political, Legal and Management Aspects of Lunar Base Development Sadeh, E.; University of Colorado
10:50	4 Minutes Youth Presentations (Lunarsat) Advanced Simulation System Design Process for LunarSat Ullmann, S.; Technische Universitaet Muenchen The On-Board Data Handling System of Lunarsat Koehler, S.; Technische Universitaet Muenchen The Propulsion System of the LunarSat Microspacecraft Kesselmann, M.; Pauly, K.; Schiffner, M.; Dorion, C.; Ofer, C.; Peuler, T.; Canales, M.; Eckart, P.; Schlerka, F.; Ofenberger, G.; OHB System GmbH, NASA Johnson Space Center, Technische Universitaet Muenchen LunarSat Outreach and Education Initiative Groemer, G.E.; University Innsbruck* The Earth Views Project: An Outreach and Education Proposal for SMART-1 Van Dijk, S.; Ockels, W.J.; Eckart, P.*; Technical University of Delft, ESA/ESTEC, *Technische Universitaet Muenchen
11:10	Coffee
11:30	4 Minutes Youth Presentations (SGF) The Space Generation Forum at Unispace III Frischauf, N.; ESA/ESTEC The Lunar Environmental Assessment Plan (LEAP): A Step Towards Protection Allister Higgs, L.R.; Alumnus of the International Space University Political Implications of a Lunar Return Mission Johnson, S.; Representing the 1999 NASA Astrobiology Academy The International Space Authority and its Role in Lunar Exploration Pinault, L.; University of Hawaii The LunaRace, A Public Outreach, Involvement, Education and Support Mission Bouquet, F. Challenger Flies to the Moon Smith, P.H.; Przychodzen, A.; Yingst, A.; University of Arizona SSETI: The Student Space Exploration & Technology Initiative Biesbroek, R.G.J.; Trottemant, E.J.; Cerutti, H.F.; Ockels, W.; JAQAR Space Engineering, ESA/ESTEC, *Delft University of Technology The Prospects of the Portugese Astrophysics Community towards the Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon Almeida, M.; Roos-Serote, M.; University of Lisbon*
12:00	Youth brainstorming (with tutors from YLE/Space Generation Forum) with moderators on topics incl.: The Moon as Bench for Science and Technology, and Solar System Exploration Using the Moon for Space Public Awareness and Education Next Steps towards an International Lunar Initiative Policy, Commercialisation and Societal Issues of Lunar Exploration and Utilisation
13:00	Lunch brainstorming and setup of posters for the week
14:00	Youth brainstorming (continued)
15:00	Reports from Youth groups and discussion of recommendations to ILEWG
15:30	Plenary briefings on ESTEC visit (SSD, CDF, testing, Robotics bench)
16:00	Start of ESTEC visits (by guided groups, please register for the tour) Space Science Department Laboratories and Concurrent Design Engineering Facility ESTEC Testing Facilities Lunar/ Planetary Bench and Robotics
18:00	End of visits
18:00	Youth brainstorming (continued) (Evening: ILEWG members business dinner)
19:00	Jazz and Lunar concert welcome event

Tuesday 11 July 2000

09:15	Formal Inauguration of ICEUM 4 ESA Authorities and ILEWG Members
Session:	Science of, from and on the Moon
09:45	Historical Perspective on Lunar Exploration Basilevsky, A.
10:15	Origin, Structure and Evolution of the Moon Spohn, T.; Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitaet
10:45	Reviews of Key Issues in Lunar Science Galimov, E.
Session:	Recent Results on the Moon
11:15	Mineralogy of the Lunar Crust and Mantle: Issues Addressed with Clementine Global Multi-Spectral Mosaics Pieters, C.M.; Staid, M.; Brown University
11:45	Application of Clementine Data: Mapping Mare Flows and Determining the Thickness of Mare Basalts Dunkin, S.J.; Heather, D.J.; University College London
12:00	Overview of Results from Lunar Prospector Maurice, S.; Feldman, W.; Binder, A.
12:30	Comparison and Integration of Fe, Ti and Th Abdundances of the Lunar Surface at Global Scale from Clementine and Gamma-Ray Lunar Prospector Data Chevrel, S.; Pinet.P., S.; Daydou, Y.; Maurice, S.; Feldman, W.; Lawrence, D.; Lucey, P.**; GRGS/Observatoire Midi-Pyrennes, LANL, *PGD, University of Hawaii
12:45	Other New Results on the Moon TBD
13:00	Lunch
Session:	Lunar Science and Technology
14:00	Some Outstanding Geological Problems in the Exploration of the Moon and Approaches to Address them Head, J.
14:30	New Technological Developments and Requirements for Imaging the Moon from Orbit and On-Ground Hoffmann, H.; Neukum, G.; Jaumann, R.; Head, J.; DLR Berlin-Adlershof, **Brown University
14:45	The Moon as Astronomical Platform Carrasco, J.M.; Bernabeu, J.; Colell, E.; IEEC, Catalonia Space Studies Institute
15:00	Perspectives for Astronomy from the Moon TBC
15:15	Life Sciences and Exobiology on the Moon Ehrenfreund, P. et al.
15:45	Coffee
Session:	SMART-1
16:00	SMART-1 Mission Goals and Science Foing, B.; ESA/ESTEC
16:20	SMART-1 Spacecraft Development Status Racca, G.; ESA/ESTEC
16:40	SMART-1 Technology Experiments in Preparation to Future ESA Planetary Missions Marini, A.; ESA/ESTEC
17:00	The Integration of Lunar Datasets and the SMART-1 Mission Heather, D.J.; Dunkin, S.H.; University College London
17:15	SMART-1 Instruments Talks SMART-1/D-CIXS Instrument, Grande, M. et al ; Rutherford Appleton Laboratory SMART-1/AMIE camera, Josset, J.L. et al CSEM Near IR Spectrometry with SMART-1/SIR , Mall, U. Max-Planck-Institut fuer Aeronomie
18:00	End of Session
18:15	Welcome Drink

Wednesday 12 July 2000

Session:	Future Lunar Missions
09:00	LUNAR-A Mission: Science Objectives and its Instruments Mizutani, H.; Fujimura, A.; Tanaka, S.; Hayakawa, M.; Shiraishi, H.; Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
09:30	SELENE: Summary of the System Design and its Status Nagae, Y.; Takizawa, Y.; Sasaki, S.*; NASDA, **ISAS
09:50	Science Instruments and their Development in Selene Mission Kato, M.; Sasaki, S.; Iijima, Y.; Tanaka, K.; Takizawa, C.*; Mizutani, H.; Tsuruda, K.; ISAS, **NASDA
10:15	Coffee
10:30	Lunarsat, Status Report LunarSat, the European Lunar Microorbiter Mission - A Project Status Report Eckart, P.; Allen, A.; Appolloni, L.*; Baier, H.; Canales, M.; Dolezal, W.; Illig, R.; Matzies, T.; Ofer, C.; Offenberger, G.; Pauly, K.**; Puehlhofer, T.; Schlerka, F.; Stamminger, A.; Wilke, I.; Technische Universitaet Muenchen, ESA/ESTEC, NASA Johnson Space Center Structure and Configuration of the LunarSat Microspacecraft Puehlhofer, T.; Schlerka, F.; Stamminger, A.; Wilke, I.; Technische Universitaet Muenchen*
11:00	South Pole Aitken Basin Sample Return Mission Duke, Mike; Lunar and Planetary Institute
11:20	Planetary Mission Studies Conducted at the ESA Concurrent Design Facility Bandecchi, M.
Session:	Technologies for Lunar and Planetary Exploration
11:40	ESA's Robot Technology Developments for Lunar and Planetary Exploration Putz, P.; ESA/ESTEC
12:10	Small Wheeled Rovers for Unmanned Lunar Surface Missions Richter, L.; DLR
12:25	The Nanokhod Micro-Rover - A Versatile Platform for Surface Exploration of Celestial Bodies Bertrand, R.; Brueckner, J.; van Winnendael, M.*; von Hoerner & Sulger GmbH, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Chemie, *ESA/ESTEC
12:40	Mission Support Role of a Lunar Rover Ichikawa, M.; National Space Development Agency of Japan
13:00	Lunch
Set-up of ICEUM4/ILEWG splinter groups (+CLUSTER & SVEZDA launches TBC)
14:00	Setting up of ICEUM4 splinter groups and ILEWG technical expert groups 118
14:15	Live retransmission of CLUSTER and SVEZDA launches from conference room NEWTON (TBC)
14:30	Planned time for CLUSTER launch (To be confirmed)
15:00	Follow up ICEUM4 splinter groups and ILEWG technical expert groups organisation (II) (or start of splinter group meetings if launches are delayed)
15:30	Live retransmission in Newton room (TBC)
16:00	Planned time for launch of ISS element SVEZDA (to be confirmed)
17:00	Launch celebration (TBC) and poster viewing session
18:30	End of the day

Thursday 13 July 2000 - Splinter Groups Meetings (09:00 - 18:00)

All papers selected for these sessions should be presented as posters with a short oral presentation on 13 July.
These sessions will also include videos and demo presentations, brainstorming discussions, recommendations to ILEWG and the preparation of a report to ICEUM4 presented by the splinter chairs on 14 July morning.

Session:	Science of the Moon, from the Moon and on the Moon Chairpersons E. Galimov, J.P. Swings, P. Ehrenfreund Photochemical Model of Impact-Produced Lunar Atmosphere Berezhnoi, A.A.; Klumov, B.A.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute, *Institute of the Dynamics of Geospheres Post-Lunar Prospector Lunar Gravity Field Models: Their Information Content, Quality Assessment and the View of the Estimation Process Floberghagen, R.; Bouman, J.; Delft Universiy of Technology* Mantle-Plume Activity on the Moon: Evidence for Lunar Maria Sharkov, E.V.; Bogatikov, O.A.; IGEM RAS Space Weathering: Major Effects of "Vapor-Deposited" Nanophase Fe0 on Reflectance Spectra Taylor, L.A.; University of Tennessee Terrestrial Meteorites on the Moon Vityazev, A.V.; Pechernickova, G.V.; Institute of Geospheres Dynamics RAS The Stratigraphy of Mare Basalts in Oceanus Procellarum: Initial Results from New Crater Size-Frequency Distribution Measurements Hiesinger, H.; Head, J.W.; Wolf, U.; Neukum, G.; Brown University, DLR On Possibility of Orbital Polarimetric Survey for a New Lunar Mission Shevchenko, V.V.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute* The Moon as Astronomical Platform Carrasco, J.M.; Bernabeu, J.; Colell, E.; IEEC, Catalonia Space Studies Institute Transient Atmosphere Generated by Large Meteoroid Impacts onto the Moon: Gasdynamic and Physical Processes Nemtchinov, I.V.; Shuvalov, V.V.; Artem'eva, N.A.; Kosarev, I.B.; Popel, S.I.; Institute of Dynamics of Geospheres RAS Radio Emission of the Moon Before and After the Lunar Prospector Impact Berezhnoi, A.; Gusev, S.G.; Khavroshkin, O.B.; Poperechenko, B.A.; Shevchenko, V.V.; Tzyplakov, V.A.*; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute, Moscow Energetic Institute, Schmidt Inst. of Physics of the Earth of RAS The Thermal Indicatrix of the Moon's Radiation in IR Spectral Range (10-12 micron) Pugacheva, S.G.; Shevchenko, V.V.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute* The Epithermal Neutrons Uneven Distribution and Lunar Techtonics Kochemasov, G.G.; IGEM RAS On the History of the Lunar Orbit Zharkov, V.N.; Institute of Physics of the Earth The Exploration of Lunar Interiors Gudkova, T.V.; Institute of Physics of the Earth Status of the Proposal for Establishing a Radio Observatory on the Farside of the Moon Heidmann, J.; Observatoire de Paris Can Water Ice at Lunar Poles be Detected by Gamma-Ray Spectrometer on SELENE Kobayashi, M.; Hasebe, N.; Shibamura, E.; d'Uston, C.; Maurice, S.**; Advanced Research Inst. for Science & Engineering, Saitama Prefectural University, CNRS/UPS, **Observatoire Midi-Pyrenee Scientific Motivations for a Lunar Return Mission Lamb, D.; The University of North Dakota* Lunar Exploration: Need of Experimental Imaging Spectrophotometric Measurements for Preparing and Interpreting High Spatial Resolution Orbital Spectral Imaging Data Pinet, P.; Chevrel, S.; Shevchenko, V.*; Daydou, Y.; Rosemberg, C.; OMP/GRGS, *Sternberg Astronomical Institute Possibilities for Further Exploration of Lunokhed Datasets Ball, A.J.; Institut fuer Planetologie* Thermal Modelling of the Lunar-A Penetrator and its Effects on the Accuracy for Lunar Heat Flow Estimation Tanaka, S.; Yoshida, S.; Fujimura, A.; Hayakawa, M.; Mizutani, H.; Institute of Space and Astronautical Science Electric Fields and Plasma Perturbations in the Vicinity of the Moon Mall, U. et al; Max-Planck-Institut fuer Aeronomie Investigating the Lunar Na Exosphere by Ion Mass Spectrometry Mall, U. et al; Max-Planck-Institut fuer Aeronomie Petrologic and Chemical Studies of Samples from Luna 16 and Luna 20 Regolith Cores Fernandes, V.A., University of Manchester What does it take for a Moon to Support Life? Kaltenegger, L., TU Graz Posters: Resemblance and Difference between the Constitution of the Moon and IO Kuskov, O.L.; Kronrod, V.A.; V.I. Vernadsky Institute Swirl Distribution on the Lunar Surface: Locations Antipodal to the Young Basins? Shevchenko, V.V.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute Data from Clementine Confirms Non-Random Distribution of Lunar Basins and Maria Kozlova, E.A.; Rodionova, J.F.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute The New Views of the Moon Lunar Initiative Heather, D.; Dunkin, S.K.; University College London
Session:	Technology Demonstration, Utilisation of Lunar Resources and Environment Chairpersons G. Racca, S. di Pippo Lunar Surface Simulation - Opening the Road to the Moon Parkes, S.; Martin, I.; University of Dundee On the Exploitation of Lunar Material Resources Seboldt, W.; Koenies, D.; Hanowksi, W.; German Aerospace Center (DLR) Modern European Capabilities for the Processing of Gound-Linked 4-Way Satellite-to-Satellite Measurements, Deep Space Orbit Determination and Subsequent Global Lunar Gravity Field Determination Weischede, F.; Floberghagen, R.; ESA/ESOC, *Delft University of Technology Attitude Determination and Control System for the Micro-Spacecraft Lunarsat Tarabini, L.; Technical University of Munich* Development of HP-Ge Gamma-Ray Spectrometer Cooled by Stirling Refrigerator on Japanese Lunar Polar Orbiter SELENE Hasebe, N.; Doke, T.; Kikuchi, J.; Kobayashi, M.; Okudaira, O.; Oka, A.; Ohira, Y.; Shibarmura, E.; Kashiwagi, T.; Takashima, T.; Narasaki, K.*; Tsurumi, K.*; Mori, K.**; d'Uston, C.***; Barthe, H.***; Maurice, S.****; Reedy, R.C.******; Advanced Research Inst. for Science & Engineering, Saitama Prefectural University, Kanagawa University, *Nagoya University, *Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd., **Clear Pulse Ltd., ***CNRS/UPS, ****Observatoire Midi-Pyrenee, ******Los Alamos National Laboratory Effects of Undescerned Craters on Lunar Rover Traveling Distance Shiroma, N.; Yuta, S.; Ichikawa, M.; Sasaki, T.; Iijima, J.; University of Tsukuba, *National Space Development Agency of Japan Exploration of Lunar Resources for In-Situ Utilization Casanova, I.; Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya* A Promising Energy Storage System for Lunar Rovers Schautz, M.; Hendel, B.; ESA/ESTEC The Nanokhod Micro-Rover - A Versatile Platform for Surface Exploration of Celestial Bodies Bertrand, R.; Brueckner, J.; van Winnendael, M.*; von Hoerner & Sulger GmbH, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Chemie, ESA/ESTEC Overview of Penetrometry and Penetrators for Planetary Surface Materials Ball, A.J.; Institut fuer Planetologie* Challenger Flies to the Moon Smith, P.H.; Przychodzen, A.; Yingst, A.; University of Arizona Small Wheeled Rovers for Unmanned Lunar Surface Missions Richter, L.; DLR Early Uses for 3He and a Development Path to a D3He Fusion Power Plant Kulcinski. G.; Ashley, R.A.; Santarius, J.F.; Piefer, G.; Subramanian, K.M.; University of Wisconsin-Madison Posters: Thermal Qualification of the LunarSat Microorbiter Curwy, R.; Doye, J.; Kuhlmann, S.; Meisinger, C.; Contraves Space, *Technische Universitaet Muenchen Transfer Trajectories for the LunarSat Mission Seefelder, W.; Technische Universitaet Muenchen* Global 3He Distribution over the Moon Surface on the Base of Multispectral Clementine Data Kaydash, V.G.; Shkuratov, Yu.G.; Starukhina, L.V.; Kharkov National University X-Ray Spectrometry for Lunar Resources Evaluation Rodriguez, R.; IEEC, Catalonia Space Studies Institute The LunarSat Power System Ruefer, S.; Technical University of Munich
Session:	Infrastructure Development and Lunar Role in Human Expansion in Solar System Chairpersons M. Duke, T. Iwata Production of Construction Materials on the Moon by Sintering and Combustion Synthesis Duke, M.B.; Colorado School of Mines Scientific, Technical and Cost Issues of a Manned Return to the Moon Reichert, M.; Hanowski, N.; German Aerospace Center (DLR) The International Lunar Base as a Foundation for Commercial Industry O'Dale, Ch.; Prior Data Sciences, Ltd. Lunar Thermoelectric Power System Roux, J-P.; Technicatome Human Colonization Attempt on the Moon Surawijaya, A.; Bandung Institute of Technology Archive on the Moon Burke, J.D.; Jet Propulsion Laboratory Planet-Wide Lunar Digital Elevation Model Cook, A.C.; Center for Earth and Planetary Studies The Planet Moon: Opportunities for Space Exploratoin Schrunk, D.G.; Science of Laws Institute Lunar Polar Exploration Sponsored by Corporations Gump, D.P.; LunaCorp Commercial "Pull" of the LSP System for Lunar Industrialization Criswell, D.R.; University Houston Architecture of Lunar Habitats Aulesa, V.; Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya A Marketing Strategy for Developing Private Investment in Lunar Missions Allister Higgs, L.R.; Alumnus of the International Space University Geographical Information Systems and Lunar Exploration: Analogues of Terrestrial Applications Whitesides, G.T.; University of Cambridge Utilization of In-Situ Resources for a Lunar Base Construction Morales, J.C.; Komatsu Architecture In-Situ Electric Power Generation to Support Solar System Exploration and Colonization: Manufacture of Thin Film Silicon Solar Cells on the Moon Ignatiev, A.; Duke, M.B.; University of Houston, *Colorado School of Mines Inflatable Habitats for Lunar Base Development Sadeh, E.; Sadeh, W.Z.; Abarbanel, J.; Criswell, M.; Rice, E.E.; Colorado State University* A Commercial/Lunar Resources Exploration Concept Nozette, S.; Naval Research Laboratory The International Space Authority and its Role in Lunar Exploration Pinault, L.; University of Hawaii 2001 TrailBlazer, a Commercial Lunar Orbiter Nemitz, G.; TransOrbital, Inc. Logistics of the Construction of a Lunar-Based Observatory Bernabeu, J.; Carrasco, J.M.; Colell, E.; IEEC, Catalonia Space Studies Institute
17:00 - 18:30	Poster Session The Earth Above Lunar Horizon - The Start of the New Millenium Clock Shevchenko, V.V.; Sternberg State Astronomical Institute Comparison of Channels on Moon and Mars Kereszturi, A.; Eotvos Lorand University of Sciences Baikonur-International Space Station: International Approach to Lunar Exploration Omarova, G.; Kazakhstan National Aerospace Agency
15:30 - 18:00	SMART-1 Science Technology Working Team STWT8 (open to SMART-1 STWT & guests)
19:00	Conference Dinner

Friday 14 July 2000

Session:	Recommendations on Lunar Exploration and Space Agencies Plans
09:00	Presentations and recommendations from splinter groups chairs Report: Science of the Moon Report: Science from the Moon Report: Science on the Moon Report: Technology Demonstration Report: Utilisation of Lunar Resources and Environment Report: Infrastructure Development Report: Lunar Role in Human Expansion in Solar System Reports: Young Lunar Explorer recommendations
11:00	Break
11:30	A Commercial/Lunar Resources Exploration Concept Nozette, S.; Naval Research Laboratory
11:45	Lunar Polar Exploration Sponsored by Corporations Gump, D.P.; LunaCorp
12:00	Early Uses for 3He and a Development Path to a D3He Fusion Power Plant Kulcinski. G.; Ashley, R.A.; Santarius, J.F.; Piefer, G.; Subramanian, K.M.; University of Wisconsin-Madison
12:20	MELISSA Precurosr studies for Moon Ecosystems Lasseur, C. et al ESTEC
12:35	Lunar Base Development Issues, Technology Requirements and Research Needs Eckart, P., Koelle H.
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Programmes of lunar related activities of space agencies and organisations ILEWG representatives
15:20	Lunar bases and Moon /Mars/solar system exploration synergies
15:40	Long term perspectives Naja, G.; Creola, P.
16:00	A progressive lunar exploration with robotic outposts and human expansion Foing, B.H.
16:20	Roundtable discussion (ILEWG)
17:30	ICEUM4 recommendations and declaration
18:00	End of ICEUM4 meeting
18:30 - 19:30	ILEWG committee and wrap-up activities (ILEWG members)

Saturday 15 July 2000

09:30 - 10:30	ILEWG committee and wrap-up activities (ILEWG members, continued)
10:30 - 18:00	ICEUM4 Conference Excursion (details will be provided later)

Fourth International Conference onExploration and Utilisation of the Moon