The Third COSPAR Symposium

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1 The Third COSPAR Symposium Space Research with New Technology: From Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond 18~22, SEP., 2017 Proposal for Jeju, Korea

2 The Third COSPAR Symposium Space Research with New Technology: From Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond 18~22, SEP Proposal for Jeju, Korea

3 Contents Invitation Letter & Letter of Support 04 Proposal to Host the Third COSPAR Symposium 08 Organization 10 Symposium Program 12 Finances 16 Perfect Host City, Jeju 18 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU 22 Accessible Jeju 28 Accommodation 31 Social Program 34

4 Invitation letter & letter OF SUPPORT

5 Invitation Letter Dr. Lennard A. Fisk President Committee on Space Research(COSPAR) Dear President Dr. Lennard A. Fisk February 25, 2016 On behalf of the Korean COSPAR committee, it is with great honor and pleasure that I submit Korea s proposal for the 2017 COSPAR Symposium as the subject of "Space Research with New Technology: From Nano to Micro and Beyond". Although widely used, big satellites are expensive to build and launch. This led to make small satellites at the early in this century, which were built in a standard format known as a CubeSat, MicroSat and SmallSat weighing less than 500kg. After a decade of fits and starts, during which some 75 CubeSats were launched, satellites of this scale and other small satellites are moving from being experimental kit to delivering useful scientific data for space research. In the next five years or so, more than 1,000 small satellites are expected to be launched. Some will be smaller than a CubeSat; others bigger and heavier. Therefore, the Korean COSPAR committee has decided to provide a forum for all countries to share our technical characteristics and ideas of small satellites for the development of space research. This symposium will allow various communities to share stimulating discussions and near-future plans among scientists using these types of satellites, which would be a quantum leap in the field of space science. The members of The Korean COSPAR Committee, as the Local Organizing Committee of symposium, will make every effort to organize the symposium to be a successful event by infusing innovative ideas into the field of Space Science and small satellites techniques. Jeju Island, Korea s largest island, allows visa-free entry from over 180 countries and has hosted numerous international conventions while being one of the most popular travel destinations. As well as academic networking, Jeju Island will provide visitors with Korean cultural experiences, highlighted by the uniqueness of a local island custom. We are positive that participants will be able to enjoy both intellectual and cultural stimulation during the Symposium. We look forward to your support and hope to see you in Jeju, the beautiful island of Korea! Sincerely, Dr. Young-deuk Park Chair The Korean COSPAR Committee

6 Letter of Support

7 Letter of Support

8 Proposal to host the third cospar symposium

9 Proposal to host the Third COSPAR Symposium Proposal Summary Declaration The Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), as the administrative organization of Korean COSPAR Committee, submit this proposal to host the Third COSPAR Symposium, 2017 in Jeju, Rep.of Korea. Overview Symposium Theme : Space Research with New Technology From Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond Host Organization : KASI Host City : Jeju, Korea Venue : ICC Jeju Dates : 18~22, Sep., 2017 Program The symposium program is designed to cover the wide scope of space research under the theme, Space Research with New Technology: From Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond. The keynote, plenary and interdisciplinary talks will give the insight of space research with small satellite platform and the three parallel sessions are designed for the several scientific and technical sessions, for example, Space Weather, Space Exploration, Enabling Technology and etc. Finances The estimated budget for the 3rd COSPAR symposium is USD 170,000 included full administration support and the financial supports from the Ministry of Science, ICT and future Planning, government organization, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, space-related companies in Korea, and international sponsors arranged by COSPAR. The projected registration fee are USD 400 for early full registration and USD 200 for student. Host City Jeju Jeju is a place with the world s first triple crown designations by UNESCO in the fields of nature and science - Biosphere Reserve, World Natural Heritage, Geoparks. With excellent natural beauty, top-class facilities for conventions and a range of lodging facilities, Jeju Island is an ideal place for the Third COSPAR Symposium. Jeju Islands is located at the center of Northeast Asia and connected with various nonstop and stopover flights. The status of a Free International City allows visitors from 180 countries to enter the island without a visa for up to 30 days and provides a no-tax privilege. Venue ICC Jeju International Convention Center Jeju (ICC Jeju) is located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex where all tour-related infrastructures and amenities are ready for conference participants to assure both comfort and convenience. ICC Jeju is a resort-style convention facility including convention halls, conference rooms and event halls. This world-class convention center hosted more than 3,000 meetings and events successfully from I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 8 9

10 Organization More than ready to Successfully host the Third COSPAR Symposium!

11 Organization Organizing Committee of the Third COSPAR Symposium The Organizing Committee of the Third COSPAR Symposium will be composed of leading scientist on space research in Rep. of Korea and abroad, the volunteering SPC member of COSPAR and some member of host organization, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) Symposium Program Committee Young Deuk Park, KASI, Korea, Chair Dong Hun Lee, Kyoung Hee Univ., Korea, SOC Chair Jong Uk Park, KASI, Korea, LOC Chair Woong Seob Jeong, KASI, SOC member Dae Hee Lee, KASI, Korea, LOC member Seogu Lee, KASI, LOC member 5~6 scientists appointed by COSPAR SOC Dong-Hun Lee, Kyung Hee Univ. - Chair Karl Heinz Glassmeier, TUB, Germany Regina Lee, York Univ., Canada Shuanggen Jin, SHAO, China Young-Deuk Park, KASI Young Jun Choi, KASI Woong-Seob Jeong, KASI Yong Ha Kim, ChungNam National University LOC Jong Uk Park, KASI Chair Jae Jin Lee, KASI Kyoung-Suk Lee, KASI Dae Hee Lee, KASI Hong Kyu Moon, KASI Kyung Suk Cho, KASI Yoo Kyung Lee, Seoul National Univ. Joo Hee Lee, KARI Geonhwa Jee, KOPRI Seogu Lee, KASI Host Organization As the fully government-funded research institute for astronomy and space science established in 1974, KASI has conducted research activities, in particular, by developing, establishing, and operating medium- and large-sized observational facilities and instruments and has laid the foundation for the advances of science. Solidifying scientific capabilities in terms of research and infrastructures, KASI works toward a higher level of research cooperation via a global network. Since the joining of COSPAR in 2012, KASI has played the role of Korean COSPAR Secretariat. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 10 11

12 Symposium Program Covering wide scope of space research with from Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond

13 Symposium Program Space Research with New Technology : From Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond Relatively small satellites and payloads have been developed rapidly for a couple of decades and their application in various areas of space research has been a growing interest. Recently, the number of nano- to micro-satellites including the level of one to a few hundred kilograms is significantly increasing. While many of space phenomena include wide range of temporal and/or spatial behaviors in vastly different areas, they can be studied with similar coordinated experiments at a group of satellites. It becomes the case that low cost satellites allow a mission of multiple satellites more often and technical progress in scientific payloads can maintain advanced resolution in time and amplitude. This symposium will allow various communities to share stimulating discussions and near-future plans among scientists using these types of satellites and payloads. Potential Outstanding Speakers Prof. Bob Twigg, Stanford Univ., USA Prof. Robert Zee, SFL/Toronto Univ., Canada Prof. Suk Young Lee, Yousei Univ., Rep. of Korea Dr. Noriyuki Namiki, NAOJ, Japan and more (TBD) Potential Invited Speackers for Sessions Prof. Kyoung Wook Min (KAIST, Korea) Prof. Regina Lee (York Univ., Canada) Prof. George Parks (UC Berkeley, USA) Prof. Koh-Ichro Oyama (Kyushu Univ., Japan) Prof. Ensang Lee (Kyung Hee Univ., Korea) Prof. Dong-Hun Lee (Kyung Hee Univ. Korea) Prof. Peter Chi (UCLA, USA) Prof. Toshio Matsumoto (ISAS/JAXA, Japan) Prof. Daisuke Yontoku (Kanazawa Univ., Japan) Prof. Clive Neal (Univ. of Ntre Dame, USA) Dr. Bernard Foing (ESA, EU) Dr. Matt Taylor (ESA, EU) Prof. Dante Lauretta (Univ. of Arizona, USA) Prof. Ian Garrick-Bethel (UCSC, USA) Dr. Alan Stern (NASA, USA) Prof. Robert Zee (Univ. of Toronto, Canada) Capacity Building Workshop The capacity building workshop tentatively titled with "Conceptual Design for Nano and Micro Satellites Missions will be held in Daejeon for two weeks just before the symposium. We will discuss more detail with Panel on Capacity Building (PCB) in near future. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 12 13

14 Symposium Program Program at a Glance Time Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Lobby Main Room A Room B Main Room A Room B Main Room A Room B Main Room A Room B Main Room A Room B 09:00 ~ 09:30 09:30 ~ 10:00 Plenary Plenary Plenary Plenary 10:00 ~ 10:30 Opening 10:30 ~ 11:00 M2 A2 B2 M6 A6 B6 M10 A10 B10 M12 A12 B12 11:00 ~ 11:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Keynote Speakers 11:30 ~ 12:00 M3 12:00 ~ 12:30 A3 B3 M7 A7 B7 M11 A11 B11 M13 A13 B13 12:30 ~ 13:00 13:00 ~ 13:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 13:30 ~ 14:00 14:00 ~ 14:30 14:30 ~ 15:00 "Space Agency 15:00 ~ 15:30 Round Table" 15:30 ~ 16:00 M4 16:00 ~ 16:30 16:30 ~ 17:00 Registration Public Lecture Interdisciplinary Interdisciplinary A4 Coffee Break/Poster Session Coffee Break/Poster Session Coffee Break/Poster Session B4 M8 A8 B8 Excursion M14 A14 B14 Coffee Break/Poster Session M15 A15 B15 17:00 ~ 17:30 17:30 ~ 18:00 M2 A2 B2 M5 A5 B5 M9 A9 B9 Closing Ceremony 18:00 ~ 18:30 18:30 ~ 19:00 19:00 ~ 19:30 19:30 ~ 20:00 Welcome Reception Gala Dinner 20:00 ~ 20: Sat. Post Excursion I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 14

15 Symposium Program Overview of Scientific Programs New idea for upper atmosphere research with micro- and nano-satellites Recently, the demand of low cost small satellites (micro- and nano-satellites) has increased in the area of space weather monitoring and research. This session intends to cover the instrumentation and related research for the upper atmosphere inlcuding the mesosphere and lower thermosphere (MLT) region and the ionosphere and thermosphere by small satellites. Interaction of solar wind and Earth s bow shock: Recent progresses in observations and modeling Shocks in collisionless space plasmas have been studied for many decades. However, many physical processes including heating and acceleration of solar wind across shocks and the role of wave-particle interactions are still not fully understood. Recently, multi-spacecraft missions such as Cluster and THEMIS have contributed to better understanding of the interaction of solar wind and bow shock. Dynamics of magnetospheric process through coordinated experiment and modeling Owing to recent progress in multiple satellite experiments and coordinated ground observations, which allow high power and time resolution, it becomes possible to study the dynamical process with advanced resolution in observations and modeling. Advances in Astrophysical Research with Small Satellites The astrophysical missions with small satellites promote the development of new challenging observational techniques as well as the realization of specific science objectives making the synergy with big ground -based telescopes or other space missions. Observational space development, data reduction techniques and original science cases for astrophysical missions with small satellites will be covered in this session. Planetary Exploration of the Solar System New missions for planetary exploration expand our understanding the nature of Solar System and the knowledge for human presence out of our planet, Earth. Especially new concepts and intrumentation for lunar and planetary missions with nano-/micro-satellites technology are highly recommended. Enabling Technologies The proposed session is to showcase and recognize the significant potential of the small satellite technologies for Earth observation, space science and exploration missions around the world. During the one-day session titled Enabling technologies, we will highlight research on small satellite technologies and sub-orbital missions from international, industry and academic researchers. the session is also structured to provide networking opportunities to the participating scientist and engineers to engage in collaborative research opportunities within the small satellite community, exchange mission ideas and promote small satellite activities for scientific and engineering research. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 15

16 FinanceS

17 Finances Projected Registration Fee Registration Fee (USD) Early Birds Regular On-site Participants Full day Student Accompanying Person Estimated Budget Revenue Expenditure Governmental & Local Organizations 80,000 Management & Administration 17,000 Registration Fee 75,000 Invitations 17,000 Sponsorship & Exhibition 15,000 Travel Supports 8,500 Printing & Distribution 6,800 F&B 3,4000 Venue Rental Fee 34,000 On-site Expenses 17,000 Transportation 8,500 PCO Service Fee 8,500 Contingency 5,100 Tax 13,600 Total 170,000 Total 170,000 Financial Supports Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, MSIP Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, KASI Korea Aerospace Research Institute, KARI SatRect-i and other Korean companies (TBD) Sponsorships arranged by COSPAR Specific Arrangement Registration fee waivers for limited number of participants to be designated by COSPAR and the coverage of accommodation and local transportation for the COSPAR designated staff will be provided. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 16 17

18 Perfect Host City, Jeju Ideal destination with beautiful surroundings and experienced convention support systems

19 Perfect Host City, Jeju Ideral destination with beautiful surroundings and ezperienced convention support systems Located in the heart of Northeast Asia UNESCO World Natural Heritage and one of the New 7 Wonders World-class convention infrastructure and supporting system Visa Free Entry for 180 countries Jeju Overview I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 18 19

20 Perfect Host City, Jeju Autumn of Jeju It is no wonder why autumn is the most popular time, out of four distinctive seasons, to visit Jeju. The weather is mild and rain is less likely to occur. Fresh breezes and flowers all around the island will make the visit special. - Climate Statistics of September Average temperature 23 Maximum temperature 26 Minimum temperature 19 Monthly Rainfall (mm) 148mm Attractions of Jeju With its romantic semi-tropical image, Jeju is a world-class resort island situated off the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula. Blessed with a subtropical climate, the island is uniquely blessed by nature, and the welcoming of gentle, friendly people at every turn. Scenic beaches, waterfalls, cliffs and caves lie in harmony, and the mild weather makes Jeju an ideal tourist destination. Mt. Halla hosts flora and fauna both temperate and tropical. Jungmun Resort Complex is a comprehensive tourist resort and provides high-quality accommodations and tourist attractions. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 20

21 Perfect Host City, Jeju Unique Island Culture - Myths and Legends Every corner of the island has its own myth and history. Known as 'the Island of 18,000 gods and goddesses', the people of Jeju are living with them all the time. - Marine Culture The sea of Jeju is another harvest source for the locals. As they have a very limited area of farmland, the women divers, Haenyeo collect sea product near the shore and work on the small farmlands when not in the sea. Safety International Safe Community designated by HWO In 2012, Jeju Island was certified as an International Safe Community by WHO. Jeju is also wellknown for its Three non-existence, which means no thieves, gates, and beggars on Jeju. During the old days, Islanders have made "diligence, thrift, interdependence" their virtues in order to overcome the rough and harsh surroundings. Therefore they all valued their honor highly. Jeju is also safe in terms of medical aspects. It was not infected with endemic diseases such as the MERS virus which broke out early last year at Mainland Korea. Endemic diseases can be efficiently blocked and managed as Jeju is an island. Accessible and Friendly Environment for the Disabled Jeju is a city where all standards for the disabled are strictly applied. Major places are wheel chair accessible and procedures to assist the disabled are in operation. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 21

22 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU The world s most beautiful convention center harmonized with nature

23 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU The world's most beautiful convention center harmonized with nature Resort-style convention center where business and leisure can be ideally combined World class facilities with a convention hall accommodating up to 5,000 participants Well trained, dedicated, and experienced professionals Customizable high quality catering service at a reasonable price ICC JEJU Overview International Convention Center Jeju (ICC JEJU) is one of Korea s fully integrated convention venues. It offers flexibility and versatility which will allow the entire program of conferences to be comfortably and efficiently operated. ICC JEJU is located at the Jungmun Resort Complex where all tour-related infrastructures and amenities are ready for conference participants to assure both comfort and convenience. ICC JEJU is pleased to be a bid partner for the Third COSPAR Symposium and is looking forward to participating in the success. - Important Facts about ICC JEJU Location : Jungmun Resort Complex (38 km from the Jeju Int l Airport and 40 min. driving distance) Space : 7 floor building of 63,477 sq.m Experience : 3,000 meetings and events hosted since the grand opening in 2003 Amenities : Restaurant, bank, duty-free shop, food court, convenience store, souvenir stores Natural Beauty in and around ICC JEJU Located on one of the most scenic spots, participants of The Third COSPAR Symposium will be able to enjoy Jeju s marvelous nature while attending conferences and meetings. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 22 23

24 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU Transportation from the airport ICC JEJU is approximately 38km from the airport and takes 40~50 minutes by car. Airport limousine bus services, taxis and rent cars are available transportation options. - Airport Limousine to the Venue : US$4 One-Way Airport limousine buses directly link the Jeju International Airport to ICC JEJU and most of major hotels in Jeju Island. Route Operating Hours Interval Travel Time Fare (US$) Number of Seats Limousine Bus (Airport -ICC JEJU) 06:20-22:00 15 min 40 min Approx seats Limousine Bus Service Map Jeju International Airport ICC JEJU - Taxis : Around US$25 from Airport to the Convention Center Taxi is a popular form of public transportation in Jeju Island. The fare from Jeju International Airport to ICC JEJU and major hotels is around USD $25. Accessibility for the disabled As a world-class convention venue, ICC JEJU is designed to provide a friendly and accessible environment for the disabled. All floors can be accessed by elevator and specially designated zones for wheelchairs are present in the convention halls. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 24

25 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU ICC JEJU at a glace Most halls of ICC JEJU can be divided by movable partitions for various use. Diverse meeting rooms are available to host various sized meetings from those comprising of 50 people to large scale gatherings of up to 5,000 people. TAMNA Hall HALLA Hall Location 5th fl. Function International Convention, banquets, sports events Capacity 4,300 persons [1,500 fixed seats and 2800 movable seats] Characteristics Divisible (3 halls), a makeshift stage installable Dimensions 4,061m 2 Location 3fl. Function Receptions, banquets, symposia, lectures, movies Capacity 660 persons Characteristics Divisible (2 halls) Dimensions 643m 2 SAMDA Hall Location 3fl. Function Seminars, lecture meetings, banquets Capacity 300 persons (can be divided in two) Dimensions 276m 2 VIP ROOM Location 3fl. Function VIP Meetings, Summit Conferences Capacity 22 persons Small Meeting Rooms Location 2-4fl. Main Purpose Meetings, trainings, lectures Characteristics Divisible (28 rooms) EVENT Hall EVENT Hall/Yeongju/Baekrok Hall Location 1fl. Function Exhibitions, seminars, lecture meetings, banquets Characteristics Divisible (5 halls) Dimensions 2,394m 2 IEODO PLAZA This garden that sits beside the ocean is the perfect place for outdoor banquets and events. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 25

26 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU Proposal for the Space Allocation ICC Jeju proposes the following allocation plan. Youngju B, the event hall on the first floor, is for the main room of symposium which will be operated for main events, plenary & interdisciplinary session and scientific session. Baeknok A & B will be used for the parallel sessions and Youngju A is designated for exhibition booth and poster. Several meeting rooms on the 2nd floor are for the preview, secretariat, VIP rooms and COSPAR. Function Hall / Space Fl. Capacity (CL)* Function Hall / Space Fl. Space (sq.m) Main Room Youngju B Exhibition Youngju A Room A Baeknok A Poster Youngju A Room B Baeknok B Registration Lobby 1 Secretariat Preview 202A 2 VIP room 202B 2 COSPAR I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 26

27 Ideal Conference Venue, ICC JEJU Proposed Floor Plan 1st FI. Parking lot Baeknok Hall Room B Room A Registration Main Room Exhibition & Poster Youngju Hall Duty-free Store 2nd FI. Parking lot Preview Secretariat Vip Room COSPAR I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 27

28 Accessible JEJU Closely and conveniently connected to the world

29 Accessible Jeju Closely and conveniently connected to the world Direct flights from 27 cities in Asia Pacific region Frequent domestic flights for easy transit Visa Free Entry for 180 countries Three Easy Ways to Jeju Approximately 166 flights per week from 27 cities in 4 Asia Pacific countries and 300 flights per day from Incheon International Airport and major domestic airports are in operation. There are three easy and convenient ways to travel to jeju. Way 1 Way 2 Way 3 Overseas Jeju Int l Airport Overseas Hub Airport in Asia Jeju Int l Airport Overseas Incheon Airport / Gimpo Airport / Gimhae Airport Jeju Int l Airport - Way 1) Arriving by Direct International Flights From 27 major cities in 4 countries, 166 flights arrive in Jeju International Airport every week. Direct International Flight to Jeju China Japan Country City Thailand JeJu China Beijing / Changchun / Changsha / Chengdu / Chongqing / Dalian / Fuzhou / Guangzhou / Hangzhou / Harbin / Hongkong / Macau / Nanning / Nanjing / Ningbo / Shanghai / Shenyang / Shenzhen/ Shijiazhuang / Tenjin / Xiamen / Xian Japan Tokyo / Osaka Taiwan Taipei Thailand Bangkok * As of December 2015 and subject to change I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 28 29

30 Accessible Jeju - Way 2) Arriving via a third country Connecting flights are available in the cities where direct flights are in operation. By flying into Jeju via these major airports in Asian region, travelers can benefit from Visa Free Entry Policy of Jeju. - Way 3) Arriving via Major airports in Korea Traveling routes to visit Jeju via Incheon Int l airport, Gimpo Int l airport, and Gimhae Int l airport are also recommendable. Incheon Int l airport is the gateway to Korea and flights from 177 cities are scheduled. Travelers arriving Jeju via Incheon Int l airport can fly either directly from Incheon or through Gimpo Int l airport. Gimpo Airport can be connected by shuttle bus and direct train, taking about 30 minutes. Limousine buses run every 10 to 20 minutes and provide free luggage handling services. Other options are travelling via Gimpo Int l airport or Gimhae Int l airport. Direct International Flight Routes to Gimpo Int l Airport Country City China Japan Taiwan Beijing / Shanghai Nagoya / Tokyort Kaoshung / Taipei * As of December 2015 and subject to change Direct International Flight Routes to Gimpo Int l Airport Country China Cambodia City Beijing / Chengdu / Guangzhou / Hangzou / Hong Kong / Macau / Nanjing / Shanghai / Shenyang / Xian Siem Reap Japan Chitose / Hukuoka / Nagoya / Okinawa / Osaka / Tokyo Laos Vientiane Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Philippines Manila Taiwan Kaoshung / Taipei Thailand Bangkok Vietnam Danang / Hanoi / Hochimin * As of December 2015 and subject to change I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 30 31

31 Accommodation

32 Accommodation Sophisticated yet affordable options More than 3,600 rooms within 15 minute-driving distance Conveniently connected by public transportation, shuttle buses, and taxis Special discount rates available(tbd) Capacity of Hotels and Resorts More than 3,600 hotel and resort rooms are available within 15 minute-driving distance from the proposed conference venue, ICC JEJU, and 2,278 rooms of them are within 5 minute distance. 479 rooms are right next to ICC JEJU, and others are mostly minute walking distance. Inexpensive alternatives including home-stay and serviced residence are also available. More hotels and resorts are under construction or in planning stage, and it is projected that the number of rooms will be doubled by List of major Hotels and Resorts in the area Distance Total 5 Stars 4 Stars Traditional 3 stars others Hotels Rooms Hotels Rooms Hotels Rooms Hotels Rooms Hotels Rooms Hotels Rooms 5min. 10 2, , min min. 6 1, , Total 21 3, , , Estimated Rates(USD) 150~400 70~ ~400 60~130 50~150 Major Hotels and Resort in the neighborhood of ICC JEJU I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 32

33 Accommodation Information about Major Hotels Booyoung Hotel & Resort ( ) It guarantees comfortable and relaxing stay as this brand new hotel of 472 rooms located in right next to the venue, ICC JEJU. The Shilla Jeju ( ) The brand of Shilla means to Korean people Luxurious Experience. The perfect place to feel what glamorous life style of Korean. Lotte Hotel Jeju ( ) Lotte Hotel Jeju is built along the coastal cliff of Jungmun. The facilities and interior are designed with the idea of combining the merits of the renowned world class hotels. Hyatt Regency Jeju ( ) Hyatt Regency Jeju is the only international chain hotel on the island. With a modern interior and design, the hotel provides a neat and cozy atmosphere. Hotel Hana ( ) Hotel Hana is a business hotel of good value. Convenient location and experiences in welcoming conference participants will make Hotel Hana a choice for all. The ARIA Hotel ( ) Relatively small but its cozy garden gives visitor some space to relax in fresh air. Especially, its all rooms are boasting beautiful view of the pacific ocean. Kensington Resort Seogwipo (Condominium) Serviced residence style resort Kensington Resort Seogwipo, previously called Korea Condominium is one of the resorts with long history and well organized service. I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 33

34 Social Program

35 Social Program Paradise Island full of splendid nature, unique culture, and exciting activities UNESCO World Natural Heritage with well preserved nature Breathtaking scenery of ocean, cliff, mountain and hills Chance to experience unique island culture Wide range of outdoor activities Jeju, a Fascinating Place to Visit Jeju is the renowned tourist site both at home and abroad. There are various types of tourist sites such as privately established scenic spots, parks, and natural tourist sites on the basis of Jeju culture and nature. Jeju is the perfect place for playing golf and enjoying various leisure and sport activities. Tour Program - Mid-Symposium Excursion Course 1 East of Jeju - Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) - Jeju Folk Village Course 2 West of Jeju O Sulloc Green Tea Museum Yongmeori Coast - Post - symposium Excursion Course 1 Jungmun Tourist Resort Complex - Yeomiji Botanical Garden - Cheonjeyeon Waterfall - Pacific Land - Mt. Sanbang - Hallim Park Course 2 Jungmun Tourist Resort Complex - Udo island - Seongsan Ilchulbong - Bijarim Forest -Woljeongri Beach Course 3 Mt. Halla Trekking I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 34 35

36 Social Program Proposal for Social Events - Welcome Reception All registered participants, spouses, and exhibitors are invited to the Welcome Reception at the Ocean View.(TBD) This is a great opportunity to network with each other at the conference starts. - Gala Dinner Fascinating performances and sumptuous food will be prepared at the Gala Dinner, the grand finale of the conference. The dinner will present a memorable night in Jeju Island with delightful food and wonderful performances. Function Hall / Space Floor Menu Welcome Reception Ocean View(TBD) 5 International buffet & Drinks Gala Dinner Young-ju hall 1 Course menu & Wine I The Third COSPAR Symposium I 36

37 The Third COSPAR Symposium Space Research with New Technology: From Nano to Micro Satellites & Beyond 18~22, SEP., 2017 Proposal for Jeju, Korea