session 2

Title: International cooperation: goals, constraints and means
Description: This session will discuss various aspects of international cooperation, such as policies for data sharing and distribution, export regulation constraints, space security, and conflicts of interests for human space exploration.
Date: 2012-10-02
Time: 15:15
Room: TS08 (Sala Rigel, Hall 3)

IPC members

Chairman: Mr. Max Grimard, World Space Week Association, France;
Chairman: Dr. Bernhard Schmidt-Tedd, Leuphana University, Germany;
Rapporteur: Dr. Ray A. Williamson, United States;

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Selection result	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1		Data Policies, Capacity Building, and Disaster Response	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Ray A. Williamson	Secure World Foundation	United States
2		Leveraging GEONETCast for Disaster Management Applications: Recent initiatives with the International Charter “Space and Major Disasters” and the Central American Flash Flood Guidance System	accepted	15'	confirmed	Mr. Jacob Sutherlun	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)	United States
3		Contributions of SERVIR in promoting the use of space data in Climate Change and Disaster Management	accepted	15'	confirmed	Ms. Africa Flores Cordova	University of Alabama in Huntsville	United States
4		Prototype servir analysis and product toolbox (apt):development of a data access platform in arcgis for rapid and automated remote sensing product dissemination.	accepted	15'	confirmed	Mr. James Brenton	University of Alabama in Huntsville	United States
5		Lessons learned from maritime domain awareness for international SSA data sharing	accepted	15'	confirmed	Ms. Kate Becker	Space Policy Institute, George Washington University	United States
6		SPACE SECURITY AND GLOBAL CONCERN (INDIA PERSPECTIVE)	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Rushi Ghadawala	Aryavarta Space Organization	India
7		Integrating National Interests in Space	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. Scott Pace	Space Policy Institute, George Washington University	United States
8		The United Nations Human Space Technology Initiative (HSTI) Activity Status in 2012	accepted	15'	confirmed	Ms. Mika Ochiai	United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs	Austria
9		The United States and Space Exploration: Direction or Drift?	accepted	15'	confirmed	Dr. John Logsdon	Space Policy Institute, George Washington University	United States
10		The Global Impact of ITAR on the For-Profit and Non-Profit Space Communities	accepted	15'	confirmed	Ms. Whitney Lohmeyer	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	United States