Near Space Security (NSS 2013) is a conference and exhibition dedicated to assured access to space, Space protection, Satellite insurance, Space surveillance, Finance and Political aspects.
Near Space Security (NSS 2013) is a conference and exhibition that covers topics such as:
- What are the real threats of space debris?
- Are Star Wars imminent?
- An overview on the growth of space debris and how it is being tracked
- What does the research tell us?
- Regional updates from governments, manufacturer and operators
- A global round table on the risk of collision and the need for transparency
- What is the Space Fence Programme?
- Is space debris a military or industry problem?
- Discuss how effective new innovations in tracking debris will be
- Hear about new products are being produced to enable debris to be moved
- Satellite user’s insight to business perceptions about debris and loss of service and the financial implications
- Satellite Manufactures and Operators 2012 update
- Is there cash in the sky? – The value of space junk
- Governments views on debris and loss of service
- Insurance expert’s perspective on the risks
- Legal issues surrounding liability
- Who is new in the industry and how to implement a code of ethics or best practise policy and permissions?
- Tracking devices
- Low Cost Deorbiting Space Demonstration Missions
- The Aviation Controllers perspective
Near Space Security (NSS) brings together stakeholders interested in ensuring the integrity of operations in the near space domain.
