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"Space Safety Regulations and Standards" ed. by Joseph N. Pelton, Ram Jakhu
"Space Safety Regulations and Standards" ed. by Joseph N. Pelton, Ram Jakhu
Elsevier, Butterworth-Heinemann | 2010 | ISBN: 1856177528 | 494 pages | PDF | 9 Mb
Elsevier, Butterworth-Heinemann | 2010 | ISBN: 1856177528 | 494 pages | PDF | 9 Mb
Space Safety Regulations and Standards is the definitive book on regulatory initiatives involving space safety, new space safety standards, and safety related to new space technologies under development.
More than 30 world experts come together in this book to share their detailed knowledge of regulatory and standard making processes in the area, combining otherwise disparate information into one essential reference and providing case studies to illustrate applications throughout space programs internationally. They address the international regulatory framework that relates to traditional space safety programs as well as the emerging regulatory framework that relates to commercial space programs, space tourism, and efforts to create commercial space station facilities.
Table of Contents
Space Safety Regulationsand Standards
Copyright
Acknowledgements
Foreword
About the Editors and Authors
Introduction to space safety regulations and standards
CHAPTER 1 - NASA space safety standards and procedures for human-rating requirementsl
CHAPTER 2 - US Department of Defense launch safety standards
CHAPTER 3 - Space safety standards in Europe 1
CHAPTER 4 - Space safety standards in Japan
CHAPTER 5 - Russian national space safety standards and related laws
CHAPTER 6 - Space safety regulations and standards in China
CHAPTER 7 - Space launch safety in Australia
CHAPTER 8 - Certification of new experimental commercial human space-flight vehicles
CHAPTER 9 - Regulatory procedures andnbspstandards for launch range safety for manned and unmanned launches
CHAPTER 10 - Commercial systems due diligence in the application of standards and procedures designed to avoid the creation of orbital debris in GEO
CHAPTER 11 - Data sharing to improve close approach monitoring and safety of flight
CHAPTER 12 - Space situational awareness and space traffic management standardization
CHAPTER 13 - Developing commercial human space-flight regulations
CHAPTER 14 - Regulation and licensing of US commercial spaceportsl
CHAPTER 15 - Regulations and licensing at the European Spaceport
CHAPTER 16 - Accommodating sub-orbital flights into the EASA regulatory systeml
CHAPTER 17 - International regulation of emerging modes of space transportation
CHAPTER 18 -An international Code of Conduct for responsible spacefaring nations
CHAPTER 19 - The ICAO's legal authority to regulate aerospace vehicles
CHAPTER 20 - International launch and re-entry safety standards
CHAPTER 21 - The United Nations and its efforts to develop treaties, conventions, or guidelines to address key space issues including the de-weaponization of space and orbital debris
CHAPTER 22 - Toward an International Space Station Safety Authority
CHAPTER 23 -The international challenges of regulation of commercial space flight
CHAPTER 24 - Regulations for future space traffic control and management
CHAPTER 25 - Spacecraft survivability standards: enhancing traditional hazard control approaches
CHAPTER 26 - Safety guidelines for space nuclearnbspreactor power and propulsion systems
CHAPTER 27 - Removal of hazardous space debris
CHAPTER 28 - International standards enhance interoperability: a safer lunar colony
CHAPTER 29 - Future space safety technology, standards, and regulations
CHAPTER 30 - Conclusions and next steps
APPENDIX 1 - Memorandum of Understanding Concerning Cooperation on Civil and Commercial Space Safety Standards and the Establishment of an International Space Safety Standardization Organization
APPENDIX 2 - Commercial Human Space-flight Vehicle "Certification" by an International Space Safety Board
APPENDIX 3 - Model code of conduct for responsible spacefaring nations
APPENDIX 4 - Draft International Convention on the Removal of Hazardous Space Debris
APPENDIX 5 - The Proposed Space Preservation Treaty
APPENDIX 6 - European Parliament Resolution of 10 July 2008 on Space and Security
APPENDIX 7 - UN COPUOS Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines
APPENDIX 8 - List of abbreviations
Index
Table of Contents
Space Safety Regulationsand Standards
Copyright
Acknowledgements
Foreword
About the Editors and Authors
Introduction to space safety regulations and standards
CHAPTER 1 - NASA space safety standards and procedures for human-rating requirementsl
CHAPTER 2 - US Department of Defense launch safety standards
CHAPTER 3 - Space safety standards in Europe 1
CHAPTER 4 - Space safety standards in Japan
CHAPTER 5 - Russian national space safety standards and related laws
CHAPTER 6 - Space safety regulations and standards in China
CHAPTER 7 - Space launch safety in Australia
CHAPTER 8 - Certification of new experimental commercial human space-flight vehicles
CHAPTER 9 - Regulatory procedures andnbspstandards for launch range safety for manned and unmanned launches
CHAPTER 10 - Commercial systems due diligence in the application of standards and procedures designed to avoid the creation of orbital debris in GEO
CHAPTER 11 - Data sharing to improve close approach monitoring and safety of flight
CHAPTER 12 - Space situational awareness and space traffic management standardization
CHAPTER 13 - Developing commercial human space-flight regulations
CHAPTER 14 - Regulation and licensing of US commercial spaceportsl
CHAPTER 15 - Regulations and licensing at the European Spaceport
CHAPTER 16 - Accommodating sub-orbital flights into the EASA regulatory systeml
CHAPTER 17 - International regulation of emerging modes of space transportation
CHAPTER 18 -An international Code of Conduct for responsible spacefaring nations
CHAPTER 19 - The ICAO's legal authority to regulate aerospace vehicles
CHAPTER 20 - International launch and re-entry safety standards
CHAPTER 21 - The United Nations and its efforts to develop treaties, conventions, or guidelines to address key space issues including the de-weaponization of space and orbital debris
CHAPTER 22 - Toward an International Space Station Safety Authority
CHAPTER 23 -The international challenges of regulation of commercial space flight
CHAPTER 24 - Regulations for future space traffic control and management
CHAPTER 25 - Spacecraft survivability standards: enhancing traditional hazard control approaches
CHAPTER 26 - Safety guidelines for space nuclearnbspreactor power and propulsion systems
CHAPTER 27 - Removal of hazardous space debris
CHAPTER 28 - International standards enhance interoperability: a safer lunar colony
CHAPTER 29 - Future space safety technology, standards, and regulations
CHAPTER 30 - Conclusions and next steps
APPENDIX 1 - Memorandum of Understanding Concerning Cooperation on Civil and Commercial Space Safety Standards and the Establishment of an International Space Safety Standardization Organization
APPENDIX 2 - Commercial Human Space-flight Vehicle "Certification" by an International Space Safety Board
APPENDIX 3 - Model code of conduct for responsible spacefaring nations
APPENDIX 4 - Draft International Convention on the Removal of Hazardous Space Debris
APPENDIX 5 - The Proposed Space Preservation Treaty
APPENDIX 6 - European Parliament Resolution of 10 July 2008 on Space and Security
APPENDIX 7 - UN COPUOS Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines
APPENDIX 8 - List of abbreviations
Index
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