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Research and Markets: Space Safety Regulations and Standards
Dépèche transmise le 23 juin 2011 par Business Wire

Research and Markets: Space Safety Regulations and Standards
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f7bb2f/space_safety_regul) has announced the addition of Elsevier Science and Technology's new report "Space Safety Regulations and Standards" to their offering.
When international rules and regulations governing space travel were first being developed, only a few countries had any space presence and commercial space activity was non-existent. Today, over 50 countries have on-orbit satellites and commercial space presence is essential to commercial telecommunications and broadcasting, yet international space law remains in its infancy. 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.
- Fully endorsed by the International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) and provides the only definitive reference on regulations and standards for the field of space safety
- Combines the technical, legal and regulatory information in a clear and integrated reference work suitable for technical professionals, regulators, legal experts, and students in the field
- Presents a truly global insight from experienced space safety experts worldwide, with representatives from the leading associations, institutions and companies operating in the arena today
Key Topics Covered:
Part 1: Developing and Improving Space Safety Regulations and Standards for Manned and Unmanned Space System
Part 2: Safety Regulations and Standards for Unmanned Space Systems
Part 3: Regulating Commercial Space Flight
Part 4: International Regulatory and Treaty Issues
Part 5: Creating Technical and Regulatory Standards for the Future
Part 6: Conclusions and Next Steps
Part 7: Appendices
Authors:
- Pelton, Joseph N.
- Jakhu, Ram.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f7bb2f/space_safety_regul.
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