An alternative strategy process for government space activities

Article Abstract:

A new approach for the planning of government space activities is presented. The process-oriented planning approach models the priorities of different project alternatives rather than develop detailed plans that are difficult or cannot be implemented in a dynamic environment. Although the new approach is less detailed, it is still very useful as a guide for subsequent project implementation and is very adaptable to dynamic changes.

Analysis, Planning, Space sciences, Science and state, Science policy, Space technology

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CEOS: its role and activities

Article Abstract:

The chairman of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS) explains the role and history of the organization. In particular he discusses its role in implementing an Integrated Global Observing Strategy (IGOS).

Management, Earth resources technology satellites, Landsat satellites, Space surveillance

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