The Compendium – Sample Entries – the ad astra vita project

The Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, kept at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna

The ad astra vita australis Compendium

Participating organisations and individuals will be able to choose between either a simple or a detailed entry in the Compendium. Some examples appear below.

Sample organisational entries:

SIMPLE LAYOUT

Name: Jus Ad Astra
Type of organisation: Not-for-profit collaborative project
Special interest area: Human rights law in outer space
Website: http://www.jusadastra.org/Home.html

Name: Mars Society Australia Inc.
Type of organisation: Not-for-profit incorporated association
Special interest areas: Mars exploration advocacy and analog research; STEM education and participation
Website: https://www.marssociety.org.au

Name: One Giant Leap Australia Pty Ltd
Type of organisation: Company
Special interest areas: Space Camp tours and other STEM education activities
Website: https://onegiantleapaustralia.com/space-camp/

Name: One Giant Leap Education Foundation
Type of organisation: Not-for-profit foundation
Special interest area: Advancement of STEM education and careers
Website: https://onegiantleapfoundation.com.au/

Name: The University of South Australia National Fabrication Facility
Type of organisation: University research facility
Type of research: Wearable sensors/wearable technology (in partnership with NASA)
More information: https://unisa.edu.au/unisanews/2019/november/story1/

DETAILED LAYOUT

Click on the image above to go to the Mars Society Australia website

Click on the image above to go to the online article with embedded links

Sample individual entries:

SIMPLE LAYOUT

Name: Jackie Carpenter
Description: Founder, One Giant Leap Australia
Special Interests: Advancement of STEM education and careers
More information: https://onegiantleapaustralia.com/our-team/

Name: Dr Shane P Usher
Position: Researcher in Chemical Engineering
Affiliation: The University of Melbourne
Special Interests: Space analog research; the SIRIUS mission (Moscow, Russia)
More information: https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/5062-shane-usher

DETAILED LAYOUT

Name: Dr Shane P Usher
Position: Researcher in Chemical Engineering
Affiliation: The University of Melbourne
Voluntary SLS affiliations: MSA member, SAA member
SLS Special Interest Areas: Space analogs: Enabling a sustained human presence in outer space, on the Moon, Mars and beyond. Focused on reduced gravity, space radiation and low pressure environments.
Academic Qualifications: BSc, BEng(Hons), PhD
Experience within the SLS sector: Expedition Boomerang Crew Member at MDRS in Utah. Candidate for SIRIUS 20/21 at IMBP in Moscow, Russia.
SLS research and projects:
“The thermodynamic properties of planetary atmospheres”, Chemical Engineering Research Project by Shane P. Usher, supervised by David Shallcross, The University of Melbourne, 1997.
“Radiation Shielding in Space: Novel Use of Scattering Phenomena”, Chemical Engineering Research Projects by Daryl W. Lau and Hoozaifah Saeed, supervised by Shane P. Usher, The University of Melbourne, 2019.
Public Contact Information:
Dr Shane Usher
Research Fellow, Department of Chemical Engineering
The University of Melbourne
T: +61 413 720 758
E: spusher@unimelb.edu.au
T: @shane_usher
W: https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/5062-shane-usher