That’s a wrap on #AMOS2026! 🌺 The COMSPOC team had a great week in Maui demonstrating SSASuite, Mission Awareness Services, and Spacebook Stories while meeting with members of the space domain awareness community. 🛰️ Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and joined us at last night’s reception.

Congratulations to Dan Oltrogge, COMSPOC chief scientist and director of the Center for Space Standards and Innovation, on receiving the 2026 T.S. Kelso Space Safety Award. Presented by the @SDAspacedata at #AMOS2026 in Maui, the award recognizes Dan’s nearly 40 years of work advancing spaceflight safety, space traffic management, SSA capabilities, and international standards. We are proud to see Dan’s dedication to safer space operations recognized by the industry.

What a great start to @amoscon in Maui! 🌺 The COMSPOC team has enjoyed hearing from speakers, presenting our AMOS Short Course with @KratosDefense, and meeting attendees at our booth. If you’re at the conference, stop by the COMSPOC booth and say hello. We look forward to seeing you! #AMOS2026🚀

COMSPOC is proud to celebrate three team members featured by the Women Advancing Space Domain Awareness #WASDA community at @amoscon. 🌺 🔹 Charlotte Bui, senior director of marketing 🔹 Sowjanya Sode, full stack software developer 🔹 Michelle Skarr, senior operations analyst As Champion Supporter, COMSPOC is pleased to support tonight’s fifth annual Women Advancing SDA Dessert and Dancing Under the Stars. The reception will be held from 8 to 10 p.m. HST at the Wailea Beach Resort in Maui and will feature keynote speaker Dr. Stacie Williams, chief scientist of the @USSpaceForce. #AMOS2026

Eight years after Space Policy Directive-3 (SPD-3) set a policy to improve space tracking and incorporate observational data and analyses provided by U.S. commercial companies, Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) remains a pilot. “We have concluded that the current implementation of TraCSS for space traffic coordination and management is misaligned, severely misaligned, with the policy that established it, SPD-3, and we’re not sure why it is continuing down the path it is on,” said Jim Cooper, who leads COMSPOC’s SSA business. Theresa Hitchens (@Genevaexpat) of @BreakingDefense examines the debate over TraCSS, its uncertain future and the choices facing the U.S. government: Link below

A new gap analysis co-authored by COMSPOC’s Dan Oltrogge, Sal Alfano, and Dave Vallado examines SDA message standards and their application across @USSpaceForce and partner missions. The paper finds that overlapping data formats create delays, errors, compatibility issues, and added technical debt. It recommends consolidating the current formats into two standards: CCSDS and C2SSACOI. “A Critical Assessment of Space Data Message Standards and Their Application to Space Force and Partner Missions” will be presented during both AMOS poster sessions in Maui, held in the late afternoon (HST) on Sept. 16 and 17. #AMOS2026

How can teams integrate diverse observations and disparate data from multiple sensors into coherent, time-relevant operational insight? Join COMSPOC and @KratosDefense at #AMOS2026 for “Applied Multi-Sensor Fusion for Enterprise-Level SDA.” This hands-on short course will examine how EO, passive RF, and other data sources can support multi-phenomenology SDA in a fusion environment designed for high-accuracy, low-latency, and high-capacity operations. The course will take place Sept. 15, from 8 a.m. to noon.