session 1

Title

National and international space policies and programmes for socio-economic development

Description

This session will provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of current space policies, programmes and initiatives of national and international organisations. The session will place particular focus on space infrastructure that are critical for economic and quality of life activities.

Date

2012-10-01

Time

15:15

Room

TS08 (Sala Rigel, Hall 3)

IPC members
papers

Order

Time

Paper title

Selection result

Mode

Presentation status

Speaker

Affiliation

Country

1

Existential Purpose: What Is The Point Of A Space Program?

accepted

18'

withdrawn

Mr. G. Ryan Faith

Space Foundation

United States

2

Space for Development: a Policy Perspective

accepted

18'

confirmed

Mr. Stefano Scarda

European Commission

Belgium

3

Sustainable Space Infrastructure: Industrial policy and Foreign Direct Investment

accepted

18'

confirmed

Dr. Vasilis Zervos

International Space University (ISU)

France

4

Assisting Development Across the African Continent Using Space Applications

accepted

18'

confirmed

Mr. Jeffrey R. Osborne

University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies

Canada

5

Developing a way forward for Australian Space

accepted

18'

withdrawn

Ms. Crystal Forrester

Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)

Australia

6

Italian space SMEs and ASI policy to increase their growth and developmwent

accepted

18'

confirmed

Dr. Silvia Ciccarelli

Italian Space Agency (ASI)

Italy

7

International Code of Conduct for Outer Space Activities Vis A Vis Other Space Security Initiatives

accepted

18'

confirmed

Ms. Agnieszka Lukaszczyk

Secure World Foundation

Belgium

8

Australia: Recent Developments in Space Situational Awareness

accepted

18'

confirmed

Mr. Brett Biddington

Australia

9

Crafting an effective communications plan for an international response to a threatening near earth object

accepted

18'

confirmed

Dr. Ray A. Williamson

Secure World Foundation

United States

10

The Relationship Between the Outer Space Treaty and the Radio Regulations

accepted

18'

Ms. Dan Hu

CAST

China

11

Outcome from the first international symposium on sustainable space development and utilization for humankind in japan

accepted

Poster

confirmed

Mr. Susumu Yoshitomi

Japan Space Forum

Japan

12

Review and recommendations of best practices for space regulatory regimes

accepted

Poster

Ms. Kate Becker

Space Policy Institute, George Washington University

United States