ARLA/CLUSTER: Simpósio UN/Brasil sobre tecnologia básica para o Espaço em Setembro 2018

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

UN/Brazil Symposium on Basic Space Technology September 2018

The theme for the United Nations/Brazil Symposium on Basic Space
Technology is *'Creating Novel Opportunities with Small Satellite Space
Missions'*. The symposium will be held September 11-14, 2018 in Natal,
Brazil.

The objectives of the UN/Brazil Symposium will be to:

1. Review the status of capacity-building in basic space technology for
small satellites including lessons learned from the past and on-going
development activities with focus on regional and international
collaboration opportunities, in particular for countries in Latin America
and Caribbean;

2. Examine issues relevant to the implementation of small satellite
programmes, such as organizational capacity-building, development, testing
infrastructure and launch opportunities;

3. Review evolving capabilities and state-of-the-art applications of small
satellite programmes and technological developments associated with them,
with particular focus on applications for agriculture, environment and
urban monitoring, and education that support sustainable growth, in line
with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;

4. Elaborate on regulatory issues related to space technology development
programmes, such as frequency allocation, space debris mitigation and other
issues that may arise with the newly emerging trend of small satellite
constellations;

5. Elaborate on legal issues and responsibilities related to space
technology development programmes, such as those that arise from the
sources of international space law;

6. Discuss the way forward for the Basic Space Technology Initiative
(BSTI), and its capacity-building and international cooperation activities
in support of UNISPACE+50.

More information is available at:
https://tinyurl.com/2018-Brazil-Symposium

Thanks to the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs and ANS for the above
information
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