A. Abiodun (Expert on Space Applications)

REPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS EXPERT ON SPACE APPLICATIONS

Report of the United Nations Expert on Space Applications

23. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 1997, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 625, sect. I.

19. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 1998, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 660, sect. I.

19. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 1999, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 693 and Corr.1, sect. I.

The report was supplemented by a statement by the Expert.

The report was supplemented by a statement from the Expert.

A AC.105 625 Report of the United Nations Expert on Space Applications

(b) Presentation by the European Space Agency (ESA), entitled Space nuclear power sources concepts and European Space Agency applications for scientific exploration

Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 2006, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications and endorsed by the Committee

45. The session concluded with a panel discussion on international space cooperation and means of technology transfer for space technology applications.

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A AC.105 693 Report of the Expert on Space Applications and Corr.1 and Add.1

The IODMS is a dedicated monitoring model for man made space debris, but it takes into account the natural space debris information (figure I).

23. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 2001, as proposed to the Committee by the United Nations Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 730, sect. II.

22. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 2002, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 750, sects. II IV.

22. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 2003, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 773, sects. II IV.

The United Nations, under its Programme on Space Applications, was in the process of establishing several centres for space science and technology education that would provide training on a regional basis to a core group of space experts who, upon returning to their home countries, would form the basis for a well trained team of local experts.

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While space experts in a few countries had been quite successful in gaining the political support of decision makers in implementing pre operational and operational space technology application programmes, space experts in other countries had been less successful and had achieved little progress over the years.

(a) Potential uses of space for manufacturing specialized unique products and materials

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22. Endorses the United Nations Programme on Space Applications for 2004, as proposed to the Committee by the Expert on Space Applications See A AC.105 790 and Corr.1, sects. II IV.

Regarding the expanded United Nations Programme on Space Applications, the Subcommittee had before it the report of the United Nations Expert on Space Applications (A AC.105 625).

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The participants will be experts in the individual fields and high officials of space agencies of countries interested in space applications.

47. Several papers were devoted to the legal problems connected with the exploration of outer space and the practical use of space technology.

Training of foreign specialists in the exploration and use of outer space

In developing countries, the education and training of space experts and space applications users was a major concern.

The Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS), at its thirty seventh session in June 1994, endorsed the activities of the Programme on Space Applications for 1995 as proposed by the Expert on Space Applications (A AC.105 555) and as recommended by its Scientific and Technical Subcommittee at its thirty first session.

At the 620th meeting, the Expert on Space Applications made a statement outlining the activities carried out and planned under the United Nations Programme on Space Applications.

(i) Space experiments and utilization of the space environment

The Office for Outer Space Affairs and, in particular, the Expert on Space Applications and her staff will carry out the activities described in the present report.

The Office for Outer Space Affairs, and in particular the Expert on Space Applications and his staff, will carry out the activities described in the present report.

The Office for Outer Space Affairs, and in particular the Expert on Space Applications and his staff, will carry out the activities described in the present report.

Four presentations were made during the final presentation session, which focused on increasing the use of space technology in Africa.

The Subcommittee had before it the report of the Expert on Space Applications (A AC.105 840).

The Subcommittee took note of the technical advisory services being provided by the United Nations Programme on Space Applications, Office for Outer Space Affairs in support of regional space applications projects, as indicated in the report of the Expert

9. Space experiments and utilization of the space environment

I. Space experiments and utilization of the space environment

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