Mission Statement
The Online Journal of Space Communication is a cross-disciplinary scholarly
publication designed to advance space communication as a profession and as an academic discipline.
The Journal is distributed electronically without charge to users on a global basis. New editions to the Journal will be released three times a year. Individual issues will provide in-depth examination of matters of importance to satellite and space communication in terms of:
The Journal is distributed electronically without charge to users on a global basis. New editions to the Journal will be released three times a year. Individual issues will provide in-depth examination of matters of importance to satellite and space communication in terms of:
- Education and Manpower Development
- Innovation and Technology
- Economy and Business Development
- Services and Applications
- Regulation and Public Policy
- Social Impact
- Regional Development
Announcements
The Journal wishes to thank the National Space Society (http://www.nss.org/) for its successful partnership
with the Society of Satellite Professionals International (http://www.sspi.org/) and Ohio University in the
publication of (www.spacejournal.com) Issue No.16: Solar Power Satellites.
Congratulations Satellite 2009 SSPI Hall of Fame:
The Online Journal of Space Communication mourns the death of Sir Arthur C. Clarke.
Click here for the BBC news coverage.
SES AMERICOM has announced a $50,000 prize named after Sir Arthur C. Clarke to be awarded to a student or student team that best defines a feasible technical or applications concept that might leapfrog the existing state of development of the industry breakthrough satellite.
The White Paper on Emergency Communications, prepared by the Space & Advanced Communications Research Institute (SACRI), George Washington University, is now available.
Click here for more information.
The National Space Education Workshop documents are now available.
Congratulations Satellite 2009 SSPI Hall of Fame:
- Denis Curtin, XTAR
- Mary Frost, Globecast, ABC
- Peter Jackson, AsiaSat
- Pradman Kaul, Hughes
- D.K. Sachdev, SpaceTel
The Online Journal of Space Communication mourns the death of Sir Arthur C. Clarke.
Click here for the BBC news coverage.
SES AMERICOM has announced a $50,000 prize named after Sir Arthur C. Clarke to be awarded to a student or student team that best defines a feasible technical or applications concept that might leapfrog the existing state of development of the industry breakthrough satellite.
The White Paper on Emergency Communications, prepared by the Space & Advanced Communications Research Institute (SACRI), George Washington University, is now available.
Click here for more information.
The National Space Education Workshop documents are now available.
From the Editor
Greetings from Prof. Don Flournoy, the editor of the Online Journal of Space Communication.
Call for Papers
Solar Power Satellites was the theme of our Fall 2009 Issue (#16). Since this topic is generating a high level of interest,
the editors have agreed to continue the Call for Papers. If you have specific knowledge and experience to share, you are invited to submit a 400-600 word
abstract (with brief CV) no later than January 31, 2010.
Email submissions to:
Ralph Nansen, Guest Editor
Email: nansens@centurytel.net
Send additional copy to:
Don Flournoy, Editor
Email: don.flournoy@ohio.edu
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