New Space Markets

1. Strategic Issues: Global Perspectives

   1. Report on Panel Discussion 3

      • G. Haskell, M. Rycroft

      Pages 133-134

2. Strategic Issues: Business Perspectives of Space Opportunities

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 135-135

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   2. Featured Address Privatization of Space Flight Operations

      • James C. Adamson

      Pages 137-143

   3. Market Strategy and Ethics

      • G. Pandozy

      Pages 145-151

   4. Potential of Hands-On Venture Capital for Space-Related Growth Companies

      • J. Kreisel, K. Nathusius

      Pages 153-162

   5. Report on Panel Discussion 4

      • G. Haskell, M. Rycroft

      Pages 163-164

   6. Keynote Address Wall Street: The New Launching Site for Space Projects

      • M. Leroux

      Pages 165-169

3. Teleservices

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 171-171

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   2. A Commercial Satellite-University Joint Venture in DBS Markets: Creating Future Tele-education Markets Via Satellite

      • R. C. Brouard

      Pages 173-180

   3. Trends Toward the Development of a New Potential Space Market Providing Satellite Based Telemedical Services

      • P. H. U. Lee, F. Wangusi

      Pages 181-189

   4. Space Assets in the Emerging Telemedicine Market

      • P. Cohendet, L. Valignon, H. Sylla

      Pages 191-198

   5. Government and Commercial Space: Communications Satellites

      • David J. Whalen

      Pages 199-208

   6. Report on Panel Discussion 5

      • G. Haskell, M. Rycroft

      Pages 209-210

4. Markets for 2020?

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 211-211

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   2. The X PRIZE Competition

      • Peter H. Diamandis

      Pages 213-222

   3. Facilitating a New Space Market Through a Lunar Economic Development Authority

      • P. R. Harris, D. J. O’Donnell

      Pages 223-231

   4. Extraterrestrial Resource Exploitation

      • C. S. Welch, D. I. Wade

      Pages 233-242

   5. International Market for a Reusable Launch Vehicle

      • Olivier Ferrandon

      Pages 243-251

   6. Report on Panel Discussion 6

      • G. Haskell, M. Rycroft

      Pages 253-253

   7. Keynote Address New Space Markets, Eternal Human Needs

      • N. Samara

      Pages 255-260

Space is no longer the special, protected domain that it was in the past. Because of the importance of its practical applications, it is becoming integrated into the mainstream of economic activity.
Technology push is giving way to the assessment of market opportunities and demand pull. Funding from the public sector is declining while interest in private financing is steadily growing. The value-added and service industries are increasing in importance. New technologies will be developed in a context of privatisation, de-regulation and globalization.
An international and interdisciplinary Symposium was organized by the International Space University to bring together a diverse group of people, technical and non-technical, engaged in the creation of new approaches to space applications, in order to share experiences and to exchange ideas on the way forward. The Proceedings of this Symposium make stimulating reading for all who are engaged in the market-place of space and its applications.

• Nation
• developing countries
• digital elevation model
• globalization
• privatisation
• remote sensing/photogrammetry

• International Space University, USA

  G. Haskell, M. Rycroft

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