空间交通管理

IF 1 Q3 ENGINEERING, AEROSPACE
Katrina Moon , Mark Glissman , Allison Dempsey
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摘要

空间是全球任务的关键环节,包括国家安全、技术发展、科学研究、电信和地球观测。随着空间准入的放宽和市场的开放,空间变得越来越拥挤。民用航天工业的迅速扩张、预计的未来增长和轨道碎片的增加对其他航天器、它们的任务,甚至它们所占据的轨道壳构成了重大风险。因此,美国、其他航天国家和世界各地的商业实体必须通过改善空间交通管理,努力实现维护空间自由和可达性的共同目标。本文概述了空间交通管理的现状,并对未来的状态提出了建议,以保持所有人对空间领域的访问和利用。
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Space traffic management
Space is a critical link for missions worldwide, including national security, technological development, scientific research, telecommunications, and earth observation. As access to space eases and the market opens, space is becoming increasingly congested. The rapid expansion in the civilian space industry, projected future growth, and increase in orbital debris pose a significant risk to other spacecraft, their missions, and even the orbital shells they occupy. Therefore, the United States, other spacefaring nations, and commercial entities worldwide must work toward the shared goal of maintaining free and accessible space by improved space traffic management. This paper outlines the current state of space traffic management and provides recommendations for a future state to preserve access and utilization of the space domain by all.
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Journal of Space Safety Engineering
Journal of Space Safety Engineering Engineering-Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality
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