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Small Satellites: Regulatory Challenges and Chances

Edited by: Irmgard Marboe

ISBN13: 9789004312227
Published: March 2016
Publisher: Brill Nijhoff
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Hardback
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Small Satellites: Regulatory Challenges and Chances edited by Irmgard Marboe addresses the booming phenomenon of small satellites. The rapid innovation of technology has made it possible to develop, launch and operate small satellites at rather low costs.

Universities, start-ups and also governments see the chance to access outer space more easily and inexpensively. Yet, the importance to comply with existing rules and regulations that are in place to ensure that outer space is used and explored in a safe and responsible manner is sometimes overlooked.

The book addresses this challenge and shows how it can be met. The contributors are renowned academics and practicioners from many different countries that share their experiences and insights and suggest practical solutions.

Subjects:
Air and Space Law
Contents:
Prefaces
The practical perspective
Micro/Nano/Picosatellite – Activities: Challenges towards New Space Education and Utilisation Otto Koudelka, Technical University of Graz, Austria
Capacity Building in Space Technology Development: The Role of the United Nations Werner Balogh, UNOOSA
Small Satellites: Innovative Activities, Traditional Laws and the Industry Perspective Neta Palkovitz, ISIS, The Netherlands
Small Satellite Industry and Legal Perspectives in the United States Michael Dornik, EchoStar Corp., United States, Milton Smith, Sherman & Howard, United States
Launching Numerous Small Satellites – A Flourishing Business? The Case of the Russian Federation Olga A. Volynskaya, Foreign Trade Academy, Russian Federation, Rustam A. Kasyanov, State Institute of International Relations, Russian Federation
Small Satellites as a Chance for Developing Countries Romina Acevedo, Bolivarian Space Agency, Venezuel, Roberto Becerra, Bolivarian Space Agency, Venezuela
The legal perspective
Authorisation of Small Satellites under National Space Legislation
Sa’id Mosteshar, Space Institute, London, United Kingdom, Irmgard Marboe, University of Vienna, NPOC Space Law, Austria
Liability for Damage Caused by Small Satellites – A Non-issue? Frans G. von der Dunk, University of Nebraska, United States
Registration of Small Satellites and the Case of the Netherlands Tanja Masson-Zwaan, International Institute of Space Law, The Netherlands
QB 50: Legal Aspects of a Multinational Small Satellite Initiative Jean-François Mayence, Belgian Science Policy Office, Belgium
Small Satellites and Space Debris Mitigation Cordula Steinkogler, University of Vienna, NPOC Space Law, Austria
The ITU Radio Regulations Related to Small Satellites Attila Matas, ITU, Yvon Henri, ITU, Chuen Chern Loo, ITU
Satellite Registration Management for Educational Small Satellite Programmes Piero Galeone, ESA, Daniel Sagath, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Joost Vanreusel, ESA
The Impact of Technology and Export Controls on Small Satellite Missions Maximilian Trautinger, University of Vienna, Austria
Launch Contracts for Small Satellites – The Essential Elements Hiroyuki Kishindo, JAXA, Japan
Ensuring Regulatory Compliance for Small Satellites through Procurement and Grant Conditions Ingo Baumann, BHO Legal, Germany
The economic perspective
Crowdfunding for Small Satellites Peter Platzer, Spire, United States, Katharina Klausner, Austria
Do Small Satellites Need Insurance? Cécile Gaubert, Marsh, France
Index