Commercial observation satellites: at the leading edge of global transparency
Wide access to satellite imagery and related products has expanded rapidly since the end of the Cold War. Leading the way into this new era of global transparency is a new generation of high-resolution commercial and civilian imaging satellites that will offer almost anyone timely overhead images of...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Wide access to satellite imagery and related products has expanded rapidly since the end of the Cold War. Leading the way into this new era of global transparency is a new generation of high-resolution commercial and civilian imaging satellites that will offer almost anyone timely overhead images of locations that are geographically remote, politically inaccessible, or simply difficult to comprehend without an overhead perspective. But whether these systems are commercially viable remains to be seen in the long run. The probable effects on world affairs are highly uncertain and depend deeply on other economic, technological, and political trends. Still, on balance, greater transparency is likely to provide significant benefits. And the policy community will need to improve its ability to deal with new technologies. But regardless of how one views the political and economic effects, the phenomenon of global transparency is still developing, both from the standpoint of data from high-resolution earth-observation satellites and from the other information technologies that support these data and make them particularly useful in monitoring and better understanding global developments. |
| Beschreibung: | XXIV, 643 S. |
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| adam_text | A 341559 V COMMERCIAL OBSERVATION SATELLITES AT THE LEADING EDGE OF
GLOBAL TRANSPARENCY EDITED BY JOHN C. BAKER KEVIN M. O CONNELL RAY A.
WILLIAMSON RAND M WAGING 8 GEOSWIAI IWRMFFLON SMEW COMMERCIAL
OBSERVATION SATELLITES: AT THE LEADING EDGE OF GLOBAL TRANSPARENCY
FOREWORD V PREFACE VII ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XI LIST OF FIGURES & TABLES XIX
1 INTRODUCTION JOHN C. BAKER, RAY A. WILLIAMSON AND KEVIN M. O CONNELL 1
SECTION I: THE POLICYMAKING CONTEXT 2 THE ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION OF
OPENNESS IN OVERHEAD GLOBAL OBSERVATIONS 17 RICHARD S. LEGHORN AND GREGG
HERKEN 3 REMOTE SENSING POLICY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL REMOTE
SENSING 37 RAY A. WILLIAMSON 4 FROM SPACE IMAGERY TO INFORMATION:
COMMERCIAL REMOTE SENSING MARKET FACTORS AND TRENDS 53 KEVIN O CONNELL
AND BETH E. LACHMAN 5 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: EMERGING ISSUES FOR SPACE
REMOTE SENSING ... 79 BOB PRESTON XV 6 SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF
COMMERCIAL SATELLITE IMAGERY 101 JOHN C. BAKER AND DANA J. JOHNSON
SECTION II: NATIONAL REMOTE SENSING PROGRAMS & POLICIES 7 U. S. REMOTE
SENSING PROGRAMS AND POLICIES 139 KEVIN M. O CONNELL AND GREGORY
HILGENBERG 8 RUSSIAN REMOTE SENSING PROGRAMS AND POLICIES 165 GEORGE J.
TAHU 9 THE FRENCH PIONEERING APPROACH TO GLOBAL TRANSPARENCY 187
ISABELLE SOURBES-VERGER AND XAVIER PASCO 10 JAPANESE REMOTE SENSING
POLICY AT A CROSSROADS 205 KAZUTO SUZUKI 11 COMMERCIAL OBSERVATION
SATELLITES IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE PERSIAN GULF GERALD M. STEINBERG
225 12 THE INDIAN SPACE PROGRAM 247 DEBORAH FOSTER 13 CANADA S REMOTE
SENSING PROGRAM AND POLICIES 263 MICHEL BOURBONNIERE AND LOUIS HAECK
SECTION III: REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS TO INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS 14
SUPPORTING THE DAYTON PEACE TALKS 297 RICHARD G. JOHNSON 15 IMAGERY AND
MAPPING SUPPORT TO THE ECUADOR-PERU PEACE PROCESS... 311 JOHN GATES AND
JOHN WEIKEL 16 KEEPING AND EYE ON THE ISLANDS: COOPERATIVE REMOTE
MONITORING IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA 327 VIPIN GUPTA AND ADAM BERNSTEIN 17
THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL SATELLITE IMAGERY IN LOCATING SOUTH ASIAN NUCLEAR
TEST SITES 361 DAVID ALBRIGHT AND COREY GAY HINDERSTEIN XVL
COMMERCIAL-OBSERVATION SATELLITES: 18 NONGOVERNMENTAL USE OF COMMERCIAL
SATELLITE IMAGERY FOR ACHIEVING NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION GOALS:
PERSPECTIVES AND CASE STUDIES 381 DAVID ALBRIGHT AND COREY GAY
HINDERSTEIN 19 SUPPORTING HUMANITARIAN RELIEF OPERATIONS 403 EINAR
BJORGO SECTION IV: EMERGING INTERNATIONAL POLICY ISSUES 20 THE GLOBAL
POLITICS OF COMMERCIAL OBSERVATION SATELLITES 433 . ANN M. FLORINI AND
YAHYA A. DEHQANZADA 21 HOW OPEN WILL THE SKIES REALLY BE? 449 MARK DAVID
GABRIELE 22 THE GLOBALIZATION OF TRANSPARENCY: THE USE OF COMMERCIAL
SATELLITE IMAGERY BY NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 463 KAREN T. LITFIN
23 REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY AND THE NEWS MEDIA 485 STEVEN LIVINGSTON 24
SPACE REMOTE SENSING REGULATORY LANDSCAPE 501 ROBERT PRESTON 25 NEW
USERS AND ESTABLISHED EXPERTS: BRIDGING THE KNOWLEDGE GAP IN
INTERPRETING COMMERCIAL SATELLITE IMAGERY 533 JOHN C. BAKER 26
CONCLUSIONS 559 JOHN C. BAKER, KEVIN M. O CONNELL, AND RAY A. WILLIAMSON
APPENDICES A LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 576 B THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF
THE MEDIUM- AND HIGH-RESOLUTION SATELLITE WORLD 579 WILLIAM E. STONEY C
COLOR PLATES 589 D ABOUT THE AUTHORS 617 E SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 623
INDEX 631 =TABLE=OF=CONTENTS. = AT = THE^LEADING : EDGE-OLGIOBAL =
TRANSPARENCY 1
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