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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Shuttle and Mission Operations: Requirements for Human Servicing Mission Randall Adams, Deputy Manager of Flight Operations and Integration, JSC Wayne Hale, Deputy Manager of Shuttle Program, JSC Robotic Servicing Options Frank Cepollina, Deputy Associate Director, HST Development Project, GSFC Michael L. Weiss, HST Deputy Program Manager/Technical, GSFC JUNE 22, 2004HST in the Larger Scientific Context John Huchra, Senior Astronomer and Professor, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Ground-Based Telescope Capabilities Claire Max, Associate Director, Center for Adaptive Optics Future Science Expected from HST Steven Beckwith, Director, Space Telescope Science Institute HQ Perspective on Servicing Options Sean O’Keefe, NASA Administrator Cost and Budget Projections for JWST and HST Richard Howard, Associate Director for Astronomy and Physics, NASA Headquarters Continuation of Discussion of HST Health and Status Keith Kalinowski, HST Systems Manager, GSFC JUNE 23, 2004State-of-the-Art in Rendezvous, Formation Flying, and Capture Darryl Sargent, Director of Space Systems, Draper Laboratory Code Q Risk Assessment Bryan O’Connor, NASA Associate Administrator, Office of Safety and Mission Assurance Shuttle Program Risk Analysis, Baseline Requirements Robert Lightfoot, Assistant Associate Administrator, Space Shuttle Program Results of the Robotics RFI Michael L. Weiss, HST Deputy Program Manager/Technical, GSFC Video of Mission Scenario Jill M. Holz, GSFC James E. Corbo, GSFC
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