Paul Wren

Scientific Software Engineer,

School Of Earth and Space Exploration

Mars Space Flight Facility Moeur Building 201 E. Orange Mall TEMPE, AZ 85281
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Long Bio

I am a Scientific Software Engineer at the Mars Space Flight Facility on ASU's Tempe campus. I primarily work on ground-based software for spacecraft mission planning and data visualization/analysis, all based on the JMARS product. I have supported the following instruments or missions: Mars Odyssey, OSIRIS-REx, EMIRS, Phoenix Cubesat, Europa Clipper.

I am also involved in research investigating the abundance of doublet impact craters in the Main Belt and across the inner solar system, as they represent the history of widely-separated binary asteroid systems.

Education

1985 B.S. Computer Science, Arizona State University

2011 B.A. Anthropology, Arizona State University

2018 M.S. Space Studies, University of North Dakota

Curriculum Vitae

Google Scholar URL

https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=Pln66Q8AAAAJ

Research Interests

Small bodies, Impact craters, small spacecraft.

Expertise Areas

Computer Science

Planetary Sciences