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Moriba Jah is listed as Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, based in Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at utexas.edu, phone signal with area code 808, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Moriba Jah.
Moriba Jah previously worked as Full Professor, Mrs. Pearlie Dashiell Henderson Centennial Fellowship in Engineering at The University Of Texas At Austin and Associate Professor, Mrs. Pearlie Dashiell Henderson Centennial Fellowship in Engineering at The University Of Texas At Austin. Moriba Jah holds Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering Sciences from University Of Colorado Boulder.
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Moriba Jah is an astrodynamicist and space environmentalist laying the foundation for a safe, prosperous, and sustainable near-Earth space environment. Jah draws on his expertise in astrodynamics and statistical orbit determination to create transparent and collaborative solutions for improving oversight of Earth’s orbital spheres. Jah and co-authors have proposed novel statistical strategies for determining more precise admissible regions (the possible orbits an object can take). He and colleagues have also developed a system for aggregating various independent data sources into a complete catalog of space objects. ASTRIAGraph and Wayfinder (http://www.privateer.com), a new version designed for use by the public, are online visualization tools, freely available to all, that integrate information from governments, industry, and other researchers. The site reveals the frequent inconsistencies across different sources of data providing space objects' identity, location, and size. Machine learning techniques are used to determine when data from multiple sources refer to the same object. Combining these data sets allows for a more comprehensive assessment of the objects in Earth’s orbit and who is liable for them. Researchers and policymakers can assess and verify that all parties involved abide by space-related policy, such as the United Nations Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space. In addition, the combined observational measurements improve estimates of orbital paths.Jah’s work also extends to policy guidance and public education about how to improve collaboration across space-faring nations and entities. In op-eds, podcasts, and government testimonies, he is a persuasive advocate for “space environmentalism,” a framework for treating Earth’s orbit as a finite natural resource. Like other natural resources, it should be governed by norms of behavior, transparent information sharing, and broad regulations in the service of sustainability and equitable international access. Jah proposes enacting policies to create a circular space economy; such regulations could prevent pollution in the form of single-use satellites and incentivize companies to reuse satellites rather than abandon them. Through his transdisciplinary approach and vision of space as an invaluable global resource, Jah facilitates greater understanding of the environmental challenges arising from human use of Earth’s orbital spheres.Jah is a MacArthur Fellow, TED Fellow, and National Geographic Explorer, amongst many other things...
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Full Professor, Mrs. Pearlie Dashiell Henderson Centennial Fellowship In Engineering
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Associate Professor, Mrs. Pearlie Dashiell Henderson Centennial Fellowship In Engineering
Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics departmentStatistics and Data Science department (courtesy appointment)
Co-Founder & President
CurrentGaiaVerse is more than a company; it's a movement toward environmental restoration and true sustainability. At its core lies a profound belief in the power of decision intelligence to effect meaningful change. Decision intelligence, as we see it, is the art of using data and information to shape choices that maximize positive outcomes. Our mission is clear: to specifically and uniquely empower individuals and organizations measurably dedicated to the stewardship of our planet, Gaia.
Board Member, Aeronautics And Space Enginnering Board
CurrentThe ASEB was established in 1967 “to focus talents and energies of the engineering community on significant aerospace policies and programs." In undertaking its responsibility, the ASEB oversees ad hoc committees that recommend priorities and procedures for achieving aerospace engineering objectives, and offers a way to bring engineering and other related expertise to bear on aerospace issues of national importance. Among these issues are: research and development aspects of the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen); NASA’s aeronautics research program; national aeronautics R&D policy and its implementation; space policy and programs, with a focus on human spaceflight and space operations; commercial space activities; and other aerospace engineering topics.https://www.nationalacademies.org/aseb/aeronautics-and-space-engineering-board
Committee Member, Committee On International Security And Arms Control: Space Security
CurrentCISAC’s Space Security Working Group addresses cyber issues that affect U.S. strategic security relationships by engaging space security experts in other countries. The participants also address preservation of space as a global resource for humanity. These bilateral discussions focus on technical aspects of security, and seek to inform policymakers, promote mutual understanding, offer policy options, and lay the foundations for cooperation, where appropriate. Topics include space policy and actions with security implications, the intersection of space-related capabilities and vulnerabilities with other domains such as nuclear, cyber, conventional military, artificial intelligence in military systems, and critical infrastructure.
Corresponding Fellow
CurrentThe Royal Society of Edinburgh is Scotland’s National Academy of Science and Letters.The RSE Fellows represent the full range of physical and life sciences, arts, humanities, social sciences, education, professions, industry, business and public life. Those who are nominated, and then invited to join, have undergone rigorous assessment of their achievements, professional standing and societal contribution. Fellows, who give of their time freely, play a fundamental role in enabling the RSE to deliver its mission ‘Knowledge Made Useful’, contributing to the cultural, economic and social well-being of Scotland and the wider world.Becoming a Corresponding fellow of the RSEAll candidates for fellowship must be nominated by an existing fellow, and supported by a further two. Nominations then go through a five-stage selection process, to ensure that those elected are leading lights in their respective fields. The over-riding requirement for selection is excellence, measured against three criteria: outstanding achievement, professional standing and societal contribution. Only when all three are satisfied is a candidate endorsed as a fellow by The RSE.The RSE, and by association its fellows, delivers its mission by:— Inspiring and supporting young talent through a wide-ranging program of research grants and awards— engaging the public across Scotland on key contemporary issues through its outreach program and a wide-ranging program of public events— providing impartial advice and expertise to inform policy and practice through in-depth examination of major issues and providing expert comment on topical matters— promoting Scotland’s interests overseas through building relationships with sister academies across the world and facilitating research collaborationsThe RSE was established in 1783 for “the advancement of learning and useful knowledge.” New fellows are following in the footsteps of Benjamin Franklin, Sir Walter Scott, and Professor Charlotte Auerbach.
Co-Founder, Chief Scientist
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Macarthur Fellow
CurrentThe MacArthur Fellows Program is intended to encourage people of outstanding talent to pursue their own creative, intellectual, and professional inclinations. In keeping with this purpose, the Foundation awards fellowships directly to individuals rather than through institutions. Recipients may be writers, scientists, artists, social scientists, humanists, teachers, entrepreneurs, or those in other fields, with or without institutional affiliations. They may use their fellowship to advance their expertise, engage in bold new work, or, if they wish, to change fields or alter the direction of their careers.Although nominees are reviewed for their achievements, the fellowship is not a lifetime achievement award, but rather an investment in a person's originality, insight, and potential. Indeed, the purpose of the MacArthur Fellows Program is to enable recipients to exercise their own creative instincts for the benefit of human society.The Foundation does not require or expect specific products or reports from MacArthur Fellows and does not evaluate recipients' creativity during the term of the fellowship. The MacArthur Fellowship is a "no strings attached" award in support of people, not projects. Each fellowship comes with a stipend of $800,000 to the recipient, paid out in equal quarterly installments over five years.
Director Of Computational Astronautical Sciences And Technologies
CurrentLead and perform research in computational astronautical sciences and technologies: astrodynamics, space environment, space propulsion, spacecraft systems and design, and satellite guidance, navigation, and control...intersecting these with big data science and analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and semantic web technology
Program Lead Of Space Security, Safety, And Sustainability
CurrentLead and guide research relevant to space security, space policy, space law, and space governance
Research Affiliate
CurrentProf Jah and Space Enabled will pursue a research portfolio on Space Sustainability and Space Environmentalism. Prof Jah, Prof Wood and Prof Richard Linares of MIT Aero/Astro already collaborate on Space Traffic Management, which is poorly understood and has consequences upon many aspects of daily life for people from every background.
Non-Resident Scholar, Carnegie Space Project
CurrentGlobalscot
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Fellow National
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Expert Contributor: "Source Of The Week"
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Global Space Advisor
CurrentSpace is just another domain of human activity. There's no favoritism in getting on a boat and crossing the ocean, or getting on a plane and crossing continents. Why should space be any different? Does it take money? You bet! For now, lots of it but we are going to remove that barrier for you, reading this now...that's right, you reading this now will soon be able to earn your way to weightlessness by your own effort. Space Hero: Connecting humanity through our common space!
Ted Fellow
CurrentAffiliate Faculty
CurrentDeveloping a Space Sustainability research and educational program founded upon the tenets of Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Senior Advisory Council Member
The Center for Space Policy and Strategy strives to provide timely, independent, well-informed insight and analysis to aid the formulation of effective space policy. In pursuit of that goal, the Center draws upon the vast technical expertise of The Aerospace Corporation and relies upon the guidance of a senior advisory council, composed of space industry luminaries with extensive insight and experience in the overall space enterprise.
Ambassador
Member Of The Board Of Advisors
Ceo + Founder
Provides subject matter expertise and counsel regarding astronautical sciences and technologies.
Executive Mentor
Executive Mentor
Non-Resident Fellow
Support UNIDIR’s Space Security program. Contribute to the mission and intellectual life of the Institute and support UNIDIR’s profile. Engage and/or review ongoing UNIDIR research.
Visiting Professor
Research School of Aerospace, Mechanical, and Environmental Engineering (RSAMEE)College of Engineering and Computer Science
Director, Space Object Behavioral Sciences
Provide long-term goals, shape, and align UA research strengths with Space Object Behavioral Sciences community’s needs.Perform continuous assessment of UA Space Object Behavioral Sciences program status while maintaining and growing related basic and applied research. Provide technical and functional leadership in Space Object Behavioral Sciences mentorship and guidance to UA faculty and staff.Lead/assist in the development of Space Object Behavioral Sciences program requirements.Provide overarching technical expertise to the development of Space Object Behavioral Sciences capabilities. Interact with government, industry, academic, domestic and international organizations related to Space Object Behavioral Sciences.
Principal Investigator
Lead researcher and provider of technical direction and leadership on a variety of space domain awareness sciences and technologies for the Directed Energy and Space Vehicles Directorates.
Director, Advanced Sciences & Technology Research Institute For Astronautics (Astria)
Identify, gather, lead, coordinate and focus the world's best and brightest astrodynamics expertise under a common research consortium framework and focus it on solving the most challenging problems in the area of space object detection, tracking, identification, and classification (DTIC), as well as prediction of and detection of changes in space object behavior. Serve as the principal conduit of astrodynamics research and development expertise as input to the Air Force Space Command's Astrodynamics Innovation Committee (AIC).
Mission Lead, Space Situational Awareness
Provide leadership and technical direction of science and technology investments in Space Situational Awareness.
Technical Advisor, Satellite Guidance, Navigation, And Control Group
Provide leadership and technical direction of research and development in astrodynamics, estimation, controls, and hardware, with emphasis on space situational awareness, space control, and space protection. Lead and direct the research in the area of estimation sciences and technologies as applied to space objects.
Senior Scientist
Provide expertise in Kalman Filter design, development, and implementation. Develop orbit determination algorithms for optical-based data. Estimate space object trajectories from optical data. Perform satellite characterization is support of Space Situational Awareness.
Spacecraft Navigation Engineer
Served as radiometric navigation engineer in support of robotic interplanetary missions. Developed radiometric and inertial sensor navigation software for ground and flight applications. Estimated spacecraft trajectories from radiometric and inertial sensor data. Operations Experience: Mars Global Surveyor, Mars Odyssey, Mars Express (ESA), Mars Exploration Rovers, Muses-C (JAXA), and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (lead orbit determination analyst for interplanetary cruise phase of the mission).
Orbital Analyst
U.S. Air Force Security Specialist
Safeguard U.S. Minuteman II and III systems
Moriba Jah education
Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering Sciences
M.S., Aerospace Engineering Sciences
B.S., Aerospace Engineering
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Moriba Jah is based in Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area, United States while working with The University of Texas at Austin.
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Moriba Jah has worked for The University Of Texas At Austin, Gaiaverse Ltd., National Academy Of Sciences, Royal Society Of Edinburgh, and Privateer Space.
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Moriba Jah holds Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering Sciences from University Of Colorado Boulder.
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Moriba Jah is listed with skills including Spacecraft, Satellite, Space Systems, Simulations, Sensors, Algorithms, Orbital Mechanics, and Matlab.
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