Add to ORKGThis paper was originally written for the conference on "No More Secrets? Policy Implications of Commercial Remote Sensing Satellites," held at the Carnegie Endowment on May 26, 1999.</p
This Comment offers a critique of the national security restrictions contained in the United States ...
This article examines the dynamics of an emerging multi-use paradigm for satellite remote sensing (R...
Potential applications of LANDSAT remote sensing technology to worldwide resources management are di...
This paper was originally written for the conference on "No More Secrets? Policy Implications of Com...
Space offers the potential for practically limitless wealth, some already being exploited, some we m...
A broad range of non-state actors make use of commercial satellite imagery to monitor global securit...
Media, industry and academia frequently depict the commercialization of satellite imagery as geospat...
Since the early 1960s the US and the USSR have had a monopoly on highly detailed surveillance inform...
Media, industry and academia frequently depict the commercialization of satellite imagery as geospat...
A broad range of non-state actors make use of commercial satellite imagery to monitor global securit...
Satellite remote sensing has been the victim, as well as the beneficiary, of U.S. government sponsor...
Satellite remote sensing has begun to play a pivotal role in defining how the world understands emer...
Public access to data collected by remote sensing Earth Observation Satellites has, until recently, ...
The number and sophistication of commercial remote sensing satellites has grown steadily since 2000 ...
The opportunity for private sector investment in space technology has increased dramatically in very...
This Comment offers a critique of the national security restrictions contained in the United States ...
This article examines the dynamics of an emerging multi-use paradigm for satellite remote sensing (R...
Potential applications of LANDSAT remote sensing technology to worldwide resources management are di...
This paper was originally written for the conference on "No More Secrets? Policy Implications of Com...
Space offers the potential for practically limitless wealth, some already being exploited, some we m...
A broad range of non-state actors make use of commercial satellite imagery to monitor global securit...
Media, industry and academia frequently depict the commercialization of satellite imagery as geospat...
Since the early 1960s the US and the USSR have had a monopoly on highly detailed surveillance inform...
Media, industry and academia frequently depict the commercialization of satellite imagery as geospat...
A broad range of non-state actors make use of commercial satellite imagery to monitor global securit...
Satellite remote sensing has been the victim, as well as the beneficiary, of U.S. government sponsor...
Satellite remote sensing has begun to play a pivotal role in defining how the world understands emer...
Public access to data collected by remote sensing Earth Observation Satellites has, until recently, ...
The number and sophistication of commercial remote sensing satellites has grown steadily since 2000 ...
The opportunity for private sector investment in space technology has increased dramatically in very...
This Comment offers a critique of the national security restrictions contained in the United States ...
This article examines the dynamics of an emerging multi-use paradigm for satellite remote sensing (R...
Potential applications of LANDSAT remote sensing technology to worldwide resources management are di...