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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"commercial space"”.
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A Gap Analysis of Meteorological Requirements for Commercial Space Operators
<p>Commercial space companies will soon be the primary method of launching people and supplies into orbit. Among the critical aspects of space launches are the meteorological concerns. Laws and regulations pertaining to meteorological considerations have been created to ensure the safety of the …
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Future-proofing Cybersecurity of Commercial Space-based Infrastructure: A New Framework for Resilience
Space assets are critical to modern society, underpinning everything from global communications to navigation and defence. This thesis proposes a new framework for future-proofing these assets' cyber resilience against current and emerging cyber threats. It addresses the inherently …
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The Asteroid Miners: Space Mining and Resource Making in the Commercial Space Era
… bubble had burst." One, written by prolific space industry journalist, Jeff Foust, explained that the question of whether or not the space mining industry had "boomed" or "bubbled" had been answered, as almost all existing space mining companies at the time had been acquired by other …
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Incorporating Industry Needs into the Development of an Undergraduate Degree in Commercial Space Operations
<p>The rapid expansion of the commercial space industry, not unlike the aviation industry in the early 20<sup>th</sup> century, has left the industry facing unique challenges. As companies continue to expand, the need for a well-trained workforce becomes critical. The needed workforce must be …
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Data-driven Space Economy Investment Strategy Through an Updated Commercial Space Technology Roadmap (CSTR)
The innovation and growth of the space industry over the past two decades has led experts to refer to this period as the "Second Space Race"[1]. The space market is projected to reach $1 trillion in 2030, up from just $280 billion in 2010[2]. During this growth, the landscape of the space sector …
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The Barrios' Mercados--the creation and transformation of commercial space in Mexican American communities
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1994.
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Hispanic-Latino/a Youth Geographies of Commercial Space and Place in Wells Avenue, Reno, Nevada
Commercial spaces are often sites of history, culture, community, and change (Hayden, 1995; Steigemann, 2019). Studying the individual attachments people feel within commercial spaces through experience, connection, and community engages how the process of change that occurs within culturally …
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Redefining “Space Sustainability” for Launch Vehicles: Forecasting the Atmospheric Impact of the Commercial Space Launch Industry in 2050
Discussions on “space sustainability” have largely centered on orbital debris, the burnup of vehicles during atmospheric reentry, and the resulting emissions. However, few studies have examined emissions from the launches themselves. Along with reentry burnup, rocket launches are the only source of …
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Spacecraft and Propulsion Technician Error
<p>Commercial aviation and commercial space similarly launch, fly, and land passenger vehicles. Unlike aviation, the U.S. government has not established maintenance policies for commercial space. This study conducted a mixed methods review of 610 U.S. space launches from 1984 through 2011, which …
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Preserving Retail Affordability in Seattle's Little Saigon: The Impact of Policy on Financial Feasibility
… Saigon neighborhood that includes affordable commercial space. Preserving affordable commercial real estate in this neighborhood can revitalize the local economy, retain uniqueness and cultural character, and mitigate the negative impacts of commercial gentrification. This analysis provides a …
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Building an urban image
… the principles of "urban legibility" and "shared space". The readability, or imageability (in Kevin Lynch's term) of a city results from the recognition of larger urban patterns, organizations, and elements. One such pattern, the "city edge", is identified and explored through the design. A …
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Sustainable Value Creation Through Mass Timber Development in North America
Commercial real estate is at a crossroads; continued global population growth will necessitate significant additions to the current building stock, and new commercial space, if delivered using traditional construction methods and materials, will further increase the embodied carbon emissions of the …
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A Nonlinear Dynamic Method for Supporting Large-Scale Decision-Making in Uncertain Environments
… was the infrastructure which supports commercial space launch activities in the United States. The issue treated was whether it would be advisable to make large capital investment in that infrastructure.</p> <p>The problem was approached using the principles of Chaos Theory and …
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Life in the City: Housing, History and the Supermarket, an Episode in Urban Architecture
… parking below, new residential row-housing and commercial space above - retaining and restoring both the historic theater and the overall neighborhood fabric.
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Evaluation of a refined lattice dome model
… is developed from a background which considers commercial space frame systems, static and dynamic loads, and modeling techniques using ABAQUS, a finite element program. An optional output of the generation program creates input data for ABAQUS. Modal analysis, static design loads, and earthquake …
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Revving up the Motor City : targeted neighborhood redevelopment in Detroit
… rebuild the area with 4,000 homes and additional commercial space over the next 12 years. I analyze this plan, comparing it to strategies of neighborhood redevelopment in urban planning literature. My assessment of the plan is generally negative, showing some holes in the plan and the city …
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Airspace Integration of New Entrants and Safety Risk Management Models
<p><br /> In recent years, the demand for airspace access of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) increased significantly and is continuously increasing for different altitude-types UAS. A similar evolution is expected from Commercial Space Operations (CSO) in the next years. These aviation/aerospace …
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Design, Development, and Testing of Research Payloads on Various Suborbital Flight-Test Platforms
<p>With recent advances in the commercial space industry, suborbital payload launches have become more common and accessible to researchers actively seeking solutions for problems involving prolonged space travel and future missions to Moon and Mars. Suborbital payload missions compared to orbital …
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Carnaval de Salvador: Mercantilização e Produção de Espaços de Exclusão, Segregação e Conflito/
… party and of its growing transformation in the commercial space.
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African perspective on integrated space and air traffic management
Space Traffic Management (STM) is an emerging area of interest in the space sector because States and private actors are collaborating on ways to manage the growing congestion in orbit and to mitigate the impact of space debris and space weather as part of sustainable use and exploration of outer …
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