PERI Institute / International Space Station / University of Massachusetts / /
IndustryTerm
satellite launches / weather satellite / information services / satellite launch rate / institutional solutions / satellite television / particular services / satellite services / final products / ecosystem services / satellite service quality / governmental applications / technology choice / debris mitigation technologies / closest satellite / voice and data services / satellite operators / satellite / orbital commercial satellite services / voice and data / environmental and mapping services / /
Organization
Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences / United States Naval Academy / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / University of Massachusetts / Amherst / PERI Institute / National Academy of Sciences / Purdue University / Orbital Debris Program Office / Federal Communications Commission / United Nations / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Space Engineering Board / Committee for the Assessment of NASAs Orbital Debris Programs / /
Person
Jack Bacon / Brian Weedon / Heidi Garrett-Peltier / Peter J. Alexander / David Sappington / Michael Ash / James Boyce / Brendan M. Cunningham / Henry Hertzfeld / Donald Kessler / Kevin Crocker / Bill Gibson / Nicholas Johnson / Scott Pace / /
Position
scientist / general economic taxonomy / Contact author / social planner / senior scientist / /
1 1 Earth Orbit Debris: An Economic Model Nodir Adilov, Indiana-Purdue University Fort Wayne