About STINT

The Space-Terrestrial Internetworking Workshop (STINT) hosts relevant discussions regarding strategies to model, systematize and automate the operation of complex distributed and networked space missions in the near-Earth and interplanetary domains. Without the solutions and approaches presented at the STINT workshop, such missions would otherwise be very difficult, unsafe, expensive and/or error-prone to operate.

The STINT workshops occurs on an annual basis in an international scale since 2014. In general, STINT is hosted within IEEE SMC-IT (bi-annual conference) and IEEE WiSEE (annual conference). When possible, and thanks to the collaboration of the organizers, STINT is held twice in a year, in distant parts of the world. When this happens, we vary the flavor of the workshops between fundamental and applied research.

• 6th edition, 2019
  • STINT-AR: Applied research workshop, Pasadena, CA, USA (July)
    Co-llocated with IEEE SMC-IT.
  • STINT-FR: Fundamental research workshop, Nanjing, China (August)
    Hosted in Nanjing University.
• 5th edition, 2018
  • STINT workshop, Huntsville, Alabama, USA (December)
    Co-llocated with IEEE WiSEE.
• 4th edition, 2017
  • STINT-PUBS: Publication workshop, Montreal, Canada (October)
    Co-llocated with IEEE WiSEE.
  • STINT-DEMO: Demo workshop, Alcalá de Henares, Spain (September)
    Co-llocated with IEEE SMC-IT.
• 3rd edition, 2016
  • STINT workshop, Aachen, Germany (September)
    Co-llocated with IEEE WiSEE.
• 2nd edition, 2015
  • STINT workshop, Orlando, Florida, USA (December)
    Co-llocated with IEEE WiSEE.
• 1st edition, 2014
  • STINT workshop, Laurel, Maryland, USA (September)
    Co-llocated with IEEE SMC-IT.