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AI for space traffic management

Journal of Space Safety Engineering, 2023
Chiara Manfletti, Marta Guimarães
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Towards space traffic management

2023
Today’s active satellite infrastructure provides a multitude of critical services to citizens, and includes communication, weather, navigation, and Earth monitoring missions. Its loss would severely damage modern society. Even more, a new era in space has just started, driven by commercial low latency broadband services, using large constellations of ...
Krag, Holger, Smith, Lesley Jane
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Space traffic management: concepts and practices

Space Policy, 2003
Abstract The value of a space traffic management system must weigh the historical and legally entrenched concept of the freedom of operation in near-Earth orbit against the potential benefits of a new regulatory regime. Most spacefaring nations do not yet exert control over the selection of orbital parameters for new space systems within their own ...
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Space traffic management: Implementations and implications

Acta Astronautica, 2003
Abstract Space traffic management means that space is no longer an open frontier; it means the space-faring nations have decided that there is a reason to bring order to near-Earth space. There are several ways space traffic management might be implemented, and “bringing order” raises numerous questions.
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Space Traffic Management System: Challenges and Prospects

2007 3rd International Conference on Recent Advances in Space Technologies, 2007
Space is a huge but not unlimited resource. Space around the Earth is getting more and more crowded because of the increasing number of space objects and the limited availability of prime orbital locations. As a result, operations in space as well as getting there and back require more sophistication and international coordination. Everything traveling
I. Akgun, H. Cukurtepe, F. Ince
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Outreach on Space Traffic Management

Acta Astronautica
This report addresses the need for communications to a variety of stakeholder communities to enable global progress in Space Traffic Management. The vision of safely coordinating the operations of satellite missions and constellations requires awareness and actions by organizations from government, commercial, academic, nonprofit and multilateral ...
Noelia Sanchez-Ortiz, Danielle Wood, Lesley Jane Smith, Carmen Gregori De La Malla, Maruška Strah, Maren Huelsmann, Marius Stanciu-Manolescu, Pietro Ubertini, Balbir Singh   +8 more
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Space Traffic Management - Private Regulation?

AIAA SPACE 2012 Conference & Exposition, 2012
With the threat of increased collisions and electromagnetic interference, exacerbated by several recent debris-generating events, notably the collision between the operational Iridium 33 and dead Cosmos 2251 satellites, some suggest there is an immediate need for a “space traffic management.” Developing such a system to manage on-orbit space activities
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Space traffic management terminology

Journal of Space Safety Engineering, 2022
Mark A. Skinner, Dan Oltrogge, Maruska Strah, Robert J. Rovetto, Andre Lacroix, A K Anil Kumar, Kyran Grattan, Laurent Francillout, Ines Alonso   +8 more
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Challenges in Space Traffic Management

AMOS 2023 Technical Papers, 2023
James Reilly, Matthew Blackford, Jillian Mueller   +2 more
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Which institutions for space traffic management?

Space Policy, 2002
Abstract As orbits are becoming overcrowded the need for a space traffic management system to track space objects, prevent collisions and interference and deal with debris is pressing. Serious political and economic barriers to its creation include the tendency for countries to seek unilateral solutions to safeguard individual nations and moves ...
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