Space Debris Peril : Pathways to Opportunities (Paperback)

SECTION I　?　Introduction Chapter 1.　Space Debris, a Peril Olga Sokolova (Sirin Orbital Systems AG, Switzerland) SECTION II　?　Shaping Knowledge about Our Space Operating Environment Chapter 2. Space Situational Awareness & Space Traffic Management Dan Oltrogge and James Cooper　(Analytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI), USA)　 SECTION III　?　Dealing with Space Debris. Sociotechnical Concerns Chapter 3. Space Debris Sustainability: Understanding and Engaging Outer Space Environments　 Michael Clormann (Technical University of Munich, Germany)　and Nina Klimburg-Witjes (Vienna University, Austria) SECTION IV　?　Technological Challenges & Current　Developments Chapter 4.　Overview of the Proposals for Space Debris De/Re-Orbiting from the Most Populated Orbits Andrey A. Baranov (Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics of RAS,　Russia)　and Dmitriy A. Grishko (Bauman Moscow State Technical University (BMSTU),　Russia) Chapter 5. Space Debris Mitigation based on Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Technologies Shinichi Kimura (Tokyo University of Science, Japan) SECTION V ? Regulation & Legislation Chapter 6. Addressing the Inevitable: Legal and Policy Issues related to Space Debris Mitigation and Remediation Lucy Stewardson (The Brussels Bar, Belgium)　and Steven Freeland (Western Sydney University, Australia) Chapter 7. Risk Assessment of Space Activities in Light of Space Debris Issues Cecile Gaubert (Gaubert Law Firm, France) SECTION VI ? Risk Complexity and Space Debris Governance Chapter 8.　Space Sector Resilience and Ways to its Governance Olga Sokolova and Matteo Madi　(Sirin Orbital Systems AG, Switzerland)　 SECTION VII　?　Conclusion Chapter 9. Pathways to Opportunities Matteo Madi　(Sirin Orbital Systems AG, Switzerland)