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Insights Into Uas Accidents And Incidents, Robert Joslin
Insights Into Uas Accidents And Incidents, Robert Joslin
Aviation / Aeronautics / Aerospace International Research Conference
The proliferation and extension of unmanned aircraft systems from military to civil and public use applications has rapidly outpaced the safety analysis that is normally associated with the introduction of a new and novel aircraft. Insights into the types of anomalous events associated with accidents and incidents involving civil and public use unmanned aircraft systems operating in the National Airspace System were derived from an information synthesis of archival publically available reports from the FAA Preliminary Reports of Unmanned Aircraft System Accidents and Incidents database, as recorded in the Aviation Safety Information and Analysis Sharing system. The vast majority of …
The History Of Space Debris, Loretta Hall
The History Of Space Debris, Loretta Hall
Space Traffic Management Conference
This paper examines what space debris consists of and where it came from. In 1958, astronomer Clyde Tombaugh published the results of his research into the existence of natural debris near the Earth, concluding that no such debris existed. During the ensuing fifty-five years, man-made debris has been accumulating to the point that it threatens launches, active satellites, and the International Space Station. NASA reported that as of 2013, more than 21,000 pieces the size of a softball or larger were being tracked, as were about 500,000 pieces at least the size of a marble and “many millions” of pieces …
Special Article. Space Security In A World Of Security And Insecurity, Ibpp Editor
Special Article. Space Security In A World Of Security And Insecurity, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
This article provides a theoretical analysis from which a space security expert could appreciate the complexity and richness of the space security challenge.