8-E9.1. Political, Legal, Institutional and Economic Aspects of Space Debris Mitigation and Removal - STM Security

Papers

1. KEYNOTE: Addressing Space Debris: A Simple Beginning to a Very Complex Problem

2. Bridging National and International Efforts on Space Debris Remediation

3. Space Traffic Management as a necessity for future orbital operations - A French perspective

4. Gaining national support for space sustainability - the UK approach

5. An EU Approach for Space Traffic Management: Updated Instruments to Tackle Rising Challenges

7. Identifying Critical LEO Kinetic Space Safety Activities

8. the space sustainability rating: an operational process incentivizing operators to implement sustainable design and operation practices

9. questions of fault liability: a case study analysis of in-orbit collisions with debris

10. Financial Incentives for Debris Removal Services

11. Lighting Up Down Under: a Science and Technology Studies examination of policy, legal and organisational challenges encountered during the development of Active Debris Removal technology in Australia

12. Orbital Debris Compliance Continuum – Regulation as a Service

13. The enhanced Economics, Incentives, and Multinational Cooperation enabled by Refueling Architectures centered around Debris Clusters for Sustainable Active Debris Removal