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SUMMARY:Webinar: Overlap - Multi-actor simulation of lunar ground missions
DESCRIPTION:11:00 EDT featuring Vic Paulson\, discussing her work on Designated Lunar Areas (DLAs) and Overlap\, a digital simulation sandbox for testing DLA governance regimes at the lunar south pole. \n​Although the lunar activity accelerates\, the governance frameworks being written for surface coordination today have never been tested against the conditions they will face. Multiple actors\, incompatible frameworks\, high-value terrain\, and no enforcement authority are the operational realities that proposed DLA rules are poised to tackle. Without empirical data on how real stakeholders behave under governance pressure\, those frameworks rest on assumptions. \n​Overlap addresses this directly. Players take on the roles of real lunar actor types like national blocs\, commercial operators\, and emerging space states\, and make asset deployment and resource extraction decisions under different DLA governance configurations. Every move is automatically logged\, while a facilitator captures not just what players decide\, but the reasoning behind each decision in real time. Overlap aims to generate behavioral data on how governance rules perform under pressure\, where informal workarounds emerge\, where infrastructure is beneficial to share\, and which actor types are most likely to establish a foothold. The simulation is specifically designed to surface the gap between stated positions and actual behavior. \n\n​Vic Paulson is a PhD student in Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Tech\, where her research spans space governance\, in-situ resource utilization\, and the policy dimensions of lunar resource development. Her engineering background grounds the simulation logic in the operational inputs like asset classes\, surface constraints\, resource dependencies\, that governance frameworks will ultimately have to contend with. \n\n​Join us for a discussion on what behavioral data from real stakeholders can tell us about how DLA governance frameworks actually hold up when theory meets the surface.
URL:https://spacecalendar.com/event/webinar-overlap-multi-actor-simulation-of-lunar-ground-missions/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260701
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Lunar Ledger | First Dataset Release
DESCRIPTION:Join Open Lunar Foundation\, JAOPS/Dymon\, and COSPAR for a milestone event marking the release of the first mission dataset on the Lunar Ledger platform. \n​This webinar introduces the first lunar mission dataset to be made publicly accessible through Lunar Ledger\, featuring data from the YAOKI rover mission flown aboard Intuitive Machines Mission 2. The release represents an important step toward a more open and collaborative future for lunar exploration. \n​Participants will hear directly from the teams responsible for collecting\, curating\, and utilising the data. The session will showcase early mission imagery and telemetry\, explore lessons learned from the YAOKI mission\, and discuss how accessible lunar datasets can support scientific research\, technological development\, and international collaboration. \n​The conversation will bring together mission operators\, data scientists\, and members of the scientific community to examine a central question: \n\n​How can open data sharing enable the future of lunar exploration and science? \n\n​Speakers\n​Open Lunar Foundation \n\n\n​Rachel Williams\, Executive Director \n\n\n​Lunar Ledger Lead \n\n\n​Zack Gainsforth\, Lunar Ledger Data Scientist \n\n\n​JAOPS / Dymon \n\n\n​Shinichiro Nakajima\, CEO\, Dymon \n\n\n​Alejandro Sela\, CEO\, JAOPS \n\n\n​Louis Burtz\, JAOPS \n\n\n​COSPAR \n\n\n​Athena Coustenis\, Chair\, COSPAR Panel on Planetary Protection
URL:https://spacecalendar.com/event/webinar-lunar-ledger-first-dataset-release/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260623
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260624
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Decision logic for lunar ground operations
DESCRIPTION:At 11:00 am ET: How lunar operators should make decisions in the absence of a true regulatory framework. Featuring Aaron Mackey.
URL:https://spacecalendar.com/event/webinar-decision-logic-for-lunar-ground-operations/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260326
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260327
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Moonlit Talk--When is the Moon truly "for everyone"?
DESCRIPTION:09:00 PDT | 12:00 EDT | 18:00 CET | UTC+1; Featuring perspectives that have not traditionally shaped space governance — environmental justice\, Indigenous stewardship and community-driven science — to broaden the ethical foundation on which lunar governance is being built. No charge but registration required: https://openlunar.zoom.us/meeting/register/jITNiebPQ0Sa_EhpLErsjg#/registration \nThis webinar will be moderated by Open Lunar Affiliate Amy Sample Ward\, CEO of NTEN; a nonprofit that is creating a world where nonprofits fulfil their missions through the skilful and racially equitable use of technology. \nWe’ll also hear from Open Lunar Fellows Aaron Mackey and Vic Paulson\, who will share updates on their research related to Designated Lunar Areas. Panellists will be announced soon! Sign up via the link below. \n  \n 
URL:https://spacecalendar.com/event/webinar-moonlit-talk-when-is-the-moon-truly-for-everyone/
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