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MITRE at AMOS 2025

Aerospace Defense & Intelligence

AMOS - Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference

Sep 16 - 19, 2025
All day
Location:
MAUI, HAWAIʻI
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Visit our booth or click the “Let’s Connect” button below to schedule a meeting with our top Civil and Defense Space experts. We look forward to seeing you at AMOS. 

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Pioneering Global Solutions in the Space Economy

The global space environment is critical to our country’s economic vitality and national security. Come meet our experts leading the charge to preserve and protect this unique resource.

On the world stage, through our public-private partnerships, consortia, and federally funded R&D centers, MITRE is facilitating the international adoption of norms, cooperation in data sharing, standards development, and coordinated debris management. 

We’re looking beyond immediate technical solutions to understand the policy, geopolitical, and economic drivers underlying space capability gaps. And we’re working with our international partners toward agreed-upon, beneficial, and equitable structuring and allocation of orbits.

Meet Our Experts

Nate Dailey

Nathaniel Dailey

Chief Strategist for Space Program Development and Integration

Nick Tsamis

Nick Tsamis

Chief Engineer of Critical Infrastructure Assessments and Resiliency

Areas of Engagement

MITRE is driving a variety of conversations within the space community. If the topics below interest you, make sure to connect with our experts at AMOS.

  • Integrating Orbital Carrying Capacity into International Policy Constructs: A proposed framework for orbital classification that aims to manage the unique risks of the orbital domain, drawing on the global aviation community's approach to airspace classification.
  • The Role of Localized Communities of Interest in Standardizing Coordinated Responses to Space Cybersecurity Threats: Introducing a trust-based polycentric approach to managing increasing complexity through localized Communities of Interest (COIs), focusing on effective and technology-agnostic trusted information sharing within and across COIs in the space community.
  • Behavioral Economics in Space: A fresh perspective on how to foster a secure, stable, and sustainable environment for space activities.
  • Leveraging Space Information-Sharing Ecosystems: The ongoing global challenge of climate change demands innovative solutions, and space-based data has the potential to revolutionize how we understand and address this crisis.
  • Improving U.S. Space Capabilities in Integrated Deterrence: Recommendations for how to provide integrated deterrence to deter adversary attacks on U.S. space systems.

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