Presentation Type
Paper (supporting PowerPoints may be added as Additional Files)
Location
Henderson Welcome Center
Start Date
16-1-2018 2:45 PM
End Date
16-1-2018 4:30 PM
Abstract
With the entrance of more actors into the space domain, space has become increasingly challenged to maintain a stable, predictable environment while it adapts to change. Because of this, the discussion of the future of space traffic management (STM) regimes becomes ever more important. STM is at a turning point, both domestically and internationally, so it is crucial to examine different options for future STM regimes, how current trends compare with the scenarios, implications for governments and commercial operators, and policy considerations.
Area of Interest
Space Situational Awareness
Biographies
Future Models of Space Traffic Management
Henderson Welcome Center
With the entrance of more actors into the space domain, space has become increasingly challenged to maintain a stable, predictable environment while it adapts to change. Because of this, the discussion of the future of space traffic management (STM) regimes becomes ever more important. STM is at a turning point, both domestically and internationally, so it is crucial to examine different options for future STM regimes, how current trends compare with the scenarios, implications for governments and commercial operators, and policy considerations.
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