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Please see below for full contact details for the Australian Space Design Competition committee.

Below you will find contact details for our parent and sister competitions worldwide.

If you have any questions or queries, please click the feedback link to the left and submit your query to the committee.

ASDC CONTACT DETAILS

Mark Shaw: Competition Chairman

Email: m.shaw@ausspacedesign.org
Email (Alternate): mark.shaw@neoshr.com.au
Phone: (+61) 411 349 222

DAVID Madden : Financial Officer

Email: d.madden@staidan.qld.edu.au
Postal Address:
 

Australian Space Design Competition
Post Office Box 7
MOUNT GRAVATT CENTRAL
QUEENSLAND
4122

Peter O'Keeffe : ASDC Coordinator

Email:okeeffeepm@bigpond.com

ISSDC CONTACTS:

Anita Gale: Co-Founder / Competition Coordinator

Email: Anita.E.Gale@boeing.com
Phone: (+1) 281 226 5691

   
ARSSDC CONTACT:

Parikshat Sharma: Competition Coordinator

Email: parikshat.sharma@gmail.com
Phone: (+91) 98725 64666

   
UKSSDC CONTACT:

Dr Randall S. Perry: Competition Chairman

Email: r.perry@imperial.ac.uk

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IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE ASDC

 

04/2011 RFP Distributed. 2011 Competition begins
Wednesday
31/08/2011
Team Registrations due
Tuesday
04/10/2011
SDCA General Meeting (St Aidan's, Room SG02)
Monday
10/10/2011
Submission deadline for all preliminary entrants
November 14, 2011 Judging complete
November 15, 2011 SDCA Management Committee meeting (Venue TBA)
November 21, 2011 Finalists announced
December 2, 2011 Team lists and entry fees due
January 20, 2012 Interstate finalists arrive
January 21022, 2012 ASDC Final
January 23, 2012 Interstate Finalists depart

*ASDC Finals Details STILL TBC

HOT NEWS

In July this year, 21 students and 3 teachers representing 4 different schools travelled to the USA to compete in the International Space Settlement Design Competition.

After a week and a half of preparation visiting sites such as Kennedy Space Centre (Florida) and the Smithsonian Institute (Washington D.c.), the Australian team joined over 100 other students from countries such as Uruguay, England, India and Pakistan to compete.

This year’s competition required teams to design a human settlement on Mars, located in the giant chasm known as the Valles Marineris. Although neither of the Australian teams won, they performed very strongly and represented their schools and nation creditably. All students gained enormously from the experience and this will no doubt continue to boost the high standard of the local competition.

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Acknowledgement: this material has been developed as part of the Australian SChool Innovation in Science, Technolofy, and Mathematics Project funded by the Australian Government Department of Education, Science and Traning as part of the Boosting Innovation in SCience, Technology and Mathematics Teaching (BISTMT) Programme.

 

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