...around the world provides some insight into these mysteries. Historically, economic arguments have been central in data sharing policy decisions. Data sales and commercialisation have been attempted in the hopes of spurring new markets and offsetting...
..., as time between meetings is used by delegations to confer with their Capitals, to read, discuss, and form positions on issues. Data sharing is also relatively inexpensive and can allow information to flow from the ‘best’ sources to those who need...
... (SDA), a non-profit association that brings together satellite operators who value controlled, reliable and efficient data-sharing critical to the safety and integrity of the space environment and RF spectrum. The SDA was founded by commercial...
..., two intergovernmental organisations and five nations (France, Italy, Japan, Australia and Canada) for increased data sharing. These agreements enable products that include disposal/end-of-life assistance, launch collision avoidance, conjunction...
...other close-proximity orbital operations in the absence of widely shared rules of behaviour in orbit. The lack of agreed...will’ and without coordination. Thus we will need to improve data sharing in real time and develop common traffic rules that are ...
...military considerations often thwart meaningful dialogue and practicable solutions. Further, USSTRATCOM has established SSA Data Sharing agreements with dozens of entities worldwide for a number of orbital safety products. However, in response it has...