session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations - 39th 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.
Room: IP Area

IPC members

Co-Chair: Mr. Jacques Masson, European Space Agency (ESA), Netherlands (Kingdom of the);
Co-Chair: Dr. Franziska Knur, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany;

papers
Paper title	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
A Decolonial Approach to the Geopolitics of Space derived medical services	confirmed	Mrs. Maria Cristina Falvella	Italian Space Agency (ASI)	Italy
A Novel Framework for Measuring and Promoting Equitable Access to Space Resources and Opportunities	confirmed	Mr. Emmanuel Githinji	Technical University of Kenya	Kenya
A Study on the Paradigm Shift in Korea's Space Risk Preparedness Policy: Focusing on a Comparative Analysis of the 1st and 2nd Basic Plans	confirmed	Dr. Nammi Choe	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Republic of Korea
Adaptive Financial Architectures and Two-Stage Royalty Regimes in Emerging Space Resource Governance	confirmed	Dr. Zsófia Farkas	Central European Academy, Budapest, Hungary	Hungary
AI AND THE MILITARIZATION OF OUTER SPACE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND POLICY CHALLENGES FOR PEACEFUL USE IN THE NEW SPACE AGE		Mr. Fotios Kotzakioulafis	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Germany
Analysis of Space Station Mission Diversification in the Post-ISS Era and Strategic Policy Directions for South Korea		Ms. GiWon Nam	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Republic of Korea
Beyond Liftoff: Retaining Women’s Leadership in the Global Space Workforce	confirmed	Ms. Tatiana Komorna	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Slovakia
Beyond Traditional Frontiers: A Strategic Perspective on the India-Africa Space Partnership for Sustainable Development		Ms. Tsion Endale Bonger		Ethiopia
Data-Driven Analysis of Türkiye as an Emerging Space Actor: Capabilities and Development Trajectories	confirmed	Ms. Gizem Ezgi GÜLER		Türkiye
Digital Infrastructure for Space (DI4Space): The Rise of the Ground Segment as a Service Model	confirmed	Dr. Iago Bojczuk	University of California, Berkeley	United States
Economic and Organizational Risks of AI Centralization in Space Programs	confirmed	Mr. Alberto Báez Jiménez	Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México	Mexico
From Antarctica to Space2030: A Non‑Profit Expedition Model Linking Space Analogues and Sustainable Development Goals	confirmed	Ms. Julie LESPAGNOL	Ambitions Expedition	France
from floods to the future: space cooperation for sustainable water management	confirmed	Ms. Chioma Ezeigbo		Nigeria
Reclaiming Temporal Ownership: Time, Foresight, and Strategy in the Future of Space	confirmed	Mr. Philipp Kürten	University of Vienna	Austria
Conditional Openness: How Universalist Language Produces Boundaries in Future Lunar Exploration Governance	confirmed	Ms. Risa Koyanagi	University of Cambridge	Japan
European Space Policy: A European Union perspective through multilateral space policies and international cooperation	confirmed	Mr. Luca Romano	ASI - Italian Space Agency	Italy
From Globalization to Multi-Planetary Economy: Investment, Governance, and Geopolitical Risks in the Lunar Context	confirmed	Dr. Medeni Soysal	TUBITAK Uzay, Space Technologies Research Institute	Türkiye
Institutional Pathways to an Operational ALCE: Lessons from ESA	confirmed	Ms. Isabella Fiorella Valdivia Sirvas	Intinauta Research Center	Peru
LIABILITY FOR AUTONOMOUS OBJECTS IN OUTER SPACE	confirmed	Mr. Mustapha Eleyawa Agbadi		Nigeria
Mapping Commercial Space Capabilities to Municipal Sustainability Needs: Verifying Bottom-Up Evidence for Space2030 Implementation	confirmed	Dr. Newton Campbell	Everything Lives LLC	United States
Mitigating Expertise Attrition: An In-House Approach for Launch Operations in High Turnover Environments	confirmed	Mr. Nicolas Lindo	Força Área (UNIFA) - Brasil	Brazil
Orbital Allocation and Long-Term Sustainability: A Policy Gap Analysis.	confirmed	Ms. Juana Lizeth Sanchez Sanchez	High Technology Unit (UAT) Faculty of Engineering - UNAM	Mexico
Scaling National Satellite Capabilities in Emerging Space Nations: The Case of Peru Beyond PerúSAT-1	confirmed	Mr. Frank Raul Quintana Quispe	Universidad Nacional Tecnológica de Lima Sur	Peru
Soft Power as Strategic Intelligence: EU Space Diplomacy for Governance, Economic Security, and Strategic Autonomy	confirmed	Ms. Büşra Dursun		Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
Space Diplomacy for the Blue Energy Transition: The Strategic Role of EU and Italian Space Cooperation in the Enlarged Mediterranean		Ms. rugiada colò		Italy
Whose Sky is it Anyway? - Rethinking Territorial Jurisdiction Over the Night Sky	confirmed	Ms. Sanchi Dhamija	BOMBARDIER AÉRONAUTIQUE	Canada
The Paradox of Partnership: Balancing Immediate Technological Access with Long term Indigenous Sovereignty in the African Space Programme	confirmed	Mrs. Beza Tesfaye Zewdie		Ethiopia
Space for Resilience: A Right to Connect and the Future of Satellite Connectivity in Disaster Relief	confirmed	Dr. Berna Akcali Gur	Queen Mary University of London	United Kingdom
Strategic consequences: Science in Retreat. The risks of surrendering space leadership.	confirmed	Ms. Celin Hidalgo	Gran Sasso Science Institute	Italy
The Evolution of Private-Sector Involvement in Space Activities: Institutional and Legal Perspectives	confirmed	Mr. Talut Huseynov	National Aviation Academy - Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
Space Futures for All: Ethical Storytelling, Climate Education, Indigenous Knowledge, and Inclusive Governance		Ms. Jessica Noble	Griffith University	Australia
The Guardian of Small Island Developing States: A Coordinated Response for Coastal Resilience in Disaster Management Using Space Law and Technology Interoperability	confirmed	Ms. La-Quita George		Trinidad and Tobago
The Impact of International Norms on National Space Governance: An Institutional Analysis	confirmed	Mr. Talut Huseynov	National Aviation Academy - Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
Stars in the Sand: How International Cooperation Shapes Space 2030 Integration in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar	confirmed	Ms. Merve Nur YAŞAR	Ondokuz Mayıs University	Türkiye
The Geopolitics of Telemedicine and Data governance – the East and West Divide	confirmed	Dr. Yuka Kobayashi	University of London	United Kingdom
Digital twins in Space Operations: International responsibility and accountability for software-driven decision making	confirmed	Ms. Zamara Rodriguez	Space Industry Association of Australia	Australia
Does Asymmetry Challenge Stability? Governance Design in Multinational Space Cooperation	confirmed	Mr. Gabriel Jörg Schwarzkopf	Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR)	Germany
Due Regard in Modern Orbital Operations: The Legal Standards under Article IX OST	confirmed	Mr. Kürsad Yilmaz		Germany
The Lunar Archipelago: Applying Island Social Constructs to the Governance of the Lunar Commons		Ms. Raushan Ali Firaq	Maldives Space Research Organisation (MSRO)	Maldives

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