This collection of papers addresses advancements and challenges in guidance and control systems as presented at a conference in Keystone, Colorado in early 1988. The proceedings likely cover theoretical developments, practical applications, and future research directions in the field of aerospace and related control technologies. The authors, Shattuck and Culp, are associated with the publication, suggesting their roles in organizing or contributing to the conference's technical content.

This volume represents a snapshot of the guidance and control field at a specific point in time, likely of interest to specialists and researchers in aerospace engineering and applied mathematics. Its value lies in the collected technical contributions from the 1988 conference, offering historical context and specific technical details relevant to the era's advancements in control systems.