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Examining Space Traffic Management through the lens of sustaining outer space activities

Examining Space Traffic Management through the lens of sustaining outer space activities - Presentation

Id: 357

Type: Panel

Published: 11/29/2023

Event: UNOOSA/Portuguese Space Agency "MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY OF OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE"

Abstract:

Identifies several critical gaps in our current approach to space safety, SSA, Space Domain Awareness, and space sustainability.

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Oltrogge, D.L., “Examining Space Traffic Management through the lens of sustaining outer space activities,” UNOOSA/Portuguese Space Agency “MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY OF OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE, Portugal/Virtual, 27-29 Nov 2023.

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