April 2017
Urgent action needed to keep satellites safe in orbit
... tool to allow the exchange of information, we still need to develop additional sources for the information that is to be exchanged. A satellite that is not properly disposed of only becomes a new element of the debris picture While there may exist...
April 2018
Climate monitoring and the need for open access to global environmental satellite data
... still exacerbated by a lack of international data sharing. While some nations make data from unclassified, government-owned EO satellites freely available, others still restrict access, which means that not all collected data is contributing to our...
May 2018
Satellite data helps combat illegal shark fishing
... The types of data incorporated into the system include: Open and proprietary vessel tracking telemetry Satellite-based RADAR observations Satellite-based optical and near-infrared imagery Unmanned aerial, surface or underwater vehicle sensors Global...
April 2017
Mega-challenges for mega-constellations
... first phase was a steep population increase, which extended from the launch of the first satellites of the constellation until these satellites started to re-enter due to post-mission disposal manoeuvres (30 years after their launch in this scenario...
April 2018
Servicing the space economy
...350-kilogram refuelling spacecraft that could refuel up to three satellites. More recently, NASA held an industry day in 2017... US$300 million to buy and launch a new satellite. Moving an old satellite to the emerging region’s orbital position with a ...
05 August 2016
Rio 2016 Summer Olympics Games, Brought to You by Your Local Satellite
... providers, and ground equipment suppliers), such as Eutelsat, Intelsat, SES and Telesat, operate over 150 geostationary satellites and bring connectivity to broadcasters who in turn transmit live video content of the Games to their customers around...
