Basic Space Technology Initiative - Basic Activities
United Nations Basic Space Technology Symposiums
NEW: International Workshop on Micro/Nano Satellite Testing Standardization, December 10-14, 2012
From 2009 to 2011 the Office for Outer Space Affairs held a series of three United Nations/Austria/ESA Symposium on Small Satellite Programme for Sustainable Development. One objective of these Symposiums was to prepare and review the work programme of the Basis Space Technology Initiative. For further information please consult the individual Symposium webpages and the Symposium reports:
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United Nations/Austria/ESA Symposium on "Small Satellite Programmes for Sustainable Development", Graz, Austria, 8 - 11 September 2009
(A/AC.105/966)
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United Nations/Austria/ESA Symposium on "Small Satellite Programmes for Sustainable Development: Payloads for Small Satellite Programmes", Graz, Austria, 21-24 September 2010 (
A/AC.105/983)
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United Nations/Austria/ESA Symposium on "Small Satellite Programmes for Sustainable Development: Implementing Small Satellite Programmes - Technical, Managerial, Regulatory and Legal Issues", Graz, Austria, 13-16 September 2011 (
A/AC.105/1005)
Regulatory and Legal Issues
Registration of Satellites
Liability Issues and Space Debris Mitigation
Frequency Coordination
Launch Opportunities
Note: These links are for information only and do not imply endorsement by the United Nations in any form.
Orbital Data Information and Conjunction Assessment Services
- The Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) of the United States of America has kindly provided the following information: Anyone from the international community who is interested in receiving conjunction assessment services is welcome to email
JSpOCSpaceCorrespondence@vandenberg.af.mil with information on the satellites they operate and their preferred contacts. For other forms of support please submit an Orbital Data Request (instructions onĀ
www.space-track.org), and for general questions please contact
odr@space-track.org.
Open Standards and Standardization
This page was last updated on 31 October 2012.