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Title: Interactive Presentations - 35th IAA SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE POLICY, REGULATIONS AND ECONOMICS
type: interactive
Description: Authors with an abstract accepted for an interactive presentation will be asked to prepare slides and display them for the duration of the congress on plasma screens. Authors will be assigned to interactive sessions in which they must be near plasma screens to engage in interactive discussions with other congress attendees.
Date: 2022-09-21
Time: 13:30
Room: IP Area

IPC members

Co-Chair: Mr. Jacques Masson, European Space Agency (ESA), The Netherlands;
Co-Chair: Dr. Bernhard Schmidt-Tedd, Leuphana University, Germany;

papers
Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
A case for market-based emission control in the space industry	10	confirmed	Ms. Erin Richardson	University of Colorado Boulder	United States
STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE IN CONDUCTING THE BRAZILIAN SPACE PROGRAM	10	confirmed	Mr. Erik Busnello Imbuzeiro	Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)	Brazil
Report on African Geospatial and Socio-Economic Progress	10	confirmed	Mr. Manuel Ntumba	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Austria
Technological Innovation, Economic Growth and Space2030 Agenda: a brief report based on a perspective of an emerging country	10	confirmed	Mr. Erik Busnello Imbuzeiro	Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)	Brazil
Latin American and Caribbean Space Agency: Challenges and Opportunities	10	confirmed	Ms. Nickté basurto		Mexico
Global Space Strategy – Uniting towards a common objective	10	confirmed	Ms. Nipuni Silva		Australia
ORBITAL DEBRIS: FROM VICIOUS CIRCLES TO CIRCULAR ECONOMY THROUGH COMPLIANCE AND FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY	10	confirmed	Prof. Lucien RAPP	University of Toulouse I (UT1)	France
Analysis of patent filing data in the space sector: key findings and lessons learned	10	confirmed	Mr. Tomas Hrozensky	European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)	Austria
Higher Resolution Restriction over Israel and Palestine: a Political Retrospective on Democratizing Access to Geospatial Data for Sustainable Development	10	confirmed	Mr. Martin Sarret	ENPULSION	Austria
main results of the strategic alliance between brazil and china within the cbers program	10	confirmed	Mrs. Bruna Araujo		Brazil
Brazil's first steps in the commercial space launch sector: what has been done in the past two years?	10	confirmed	Ms. Michele Cristina Silva Melo	Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)	Brazil
the financing model for research and development activities in the brazilian space sector	10	confirmed	Mr. ANTONIO CRISTOVAO DOS SANTOS	Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)	Brazil
estimating copernicus high priority candidate missions jobs for europe	10	confirmed	Ms. Elisabetta Lamboglia	European Space Agency (ESA-ESTEC)	The Netherlands
The Costa Rica Space Agency: a new paradigm for a self-sustainable public space agency	10		Dr. Adolfo Chaves Jiménez	Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica (TEC)	Costa Rica
SPACE DIPLOMACY: BLUE ECONOMY FOR A GREEN FUTURE	10	confirmed	Dr. Pedro Ataíde Hilário	lawyer	Portugal
economical feasibility of reusable launch vehicles for the limited-market-size entities	10	confirmed	Dr. Soon-Young Park	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Korea, Republic of
Space regulations as instruments of competitiveness of launch countries	10	confirmed	Dr. Amelia Onohara	Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)	Brazil
Public financing instruments for space investment in Brazil	10	confirmed	Mrs. Danusa Szimanski	Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)	Brazil
Economic efficiency of a mini upper stages: opportunities, approaches, solutions	10	confirmed	Dr. Georgy Shcheglov	Bauman Moscow State Technical University	Russian Federation
Current and future applications of Earth Observation Data in administrative, civil and criminal proceedings	10	confirmed	Dr. Ivan Fino	Italian National Research Council (CNR)	Italy
Turning an admonition into aspiration: how a slavery-free Mars can secure the space sector's role as a major driver of sustainable development	10	confirmed	Dr. Juliana Rinaldi-Semione	University of Nottingham Rights Lab	United Kingdom
Exploring megaproject governance with regard to collaboration through the case of the International Space Station	10	confirmed	Mr. Gabor Tatar		Sweden
Quo Vadis suborbital rocketry. The dilemmas and regulatory alternatives for the emerging national suborbital laws	10	confirmed	Prof. Katarzyna Malinowska	Kozminski University	Poland
Space, defence and security: cooperation between ESA and EU to enhance Europe’s geopolitical role	10	confirmed	Ms. Maria Vittoria Prest	IARI - Istituto Analisi Relazioni Internazionali	Italy
How to scale up a space company: Regulantions and Challenges	10	confirmed	Ms. Ana Cristina Galhego Rosa		Germany
How do space and technologie services affect the Brazilian banking system?	10		Mr. Fernando Cardoso Boaventura Oliviera	University of Brasilia	Brazil
Space and International Cooperation for Equality and Inclusion: Achieving "Space2030" Agenda	10	confirmed	Ms. Milica Milosev		Serbia
Is there room to regulate the space sector in Brazil?	10	confirmed	Prof. Andrea Fellipe Cabello	University of Brasilia	Brazil

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