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I. DEBRIS MITIGATION TECHNIQUES USED IN LAUNCH VEHICLES

II. DEBRIS MITIGATION TECHNIQUES USED IN LAUNCH

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3. Advanced radar techniques for space debris observation

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At IFR TUBS (Institute of Flight Mechanics and Spaceflight Technology, Technical University of Braunschweig) research work on space debris has been continued.

A AC.105 C.1 L.224 Revisions to the technical report on space debris of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee

The work on the ESA MASTER Space Debris Model has been finished at IfRR.

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The format of the report corresponds to the format of relevant parts of the technical report on space debris that is currently being prepared by the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.

I. Space debris modelling and prevention (IfRR TUBS)

Research on geostationary servicing satellite systems and technology for detecting space debris

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Revisions to the technical report on space debris of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee (A AC.105 C.1 L.214, 26 February 1997)

Revisions to the technical report on space debris of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee (A AC.105 C.1 L.224, 19 February 1998)

(b) It would not be more technically stringent than the Inter Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee space debris mitigation guidelines

Development of technical approaches to the measurement of space debris radiation parameters and elimination of its most hazardous fragments

The Committee took note of the technical changes and amendments to the technical report for 1996 1997 on measurements of space debris, modelling of the space debris environment and risk assessment (A AC.105 C.1 L.224).

(a) Advanced radar techniques for space debris observation (February 1995 September 1998)

Apart from this work, IFR is preparing a European Space Debris Mitigation Handbook for ESA, covering both scientific and technical aspects of orbital debris evaluation and mitigation.

The majority of the technical comments raised were addressed and IADC decided that further internal technical study and consultation were required.

(g) Research on geostationary servicing satellite systems and technology for detecting space debris

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95. The Committee noted with satisfaction that, following the invitation of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, a representative of the Inter Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC) had made a technical presentation on the subject of space debris mitigation practices.

The Committee had agreed with the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee that it was important to have a firm scientific and technical basis for future action on the complex attributes of space debris, and that the Subcommittee should focus on understanding aspects of research related to space debris.

Some delegations were of the view that IADC should continue to work separately on the development of technical measures on space debris mitigation and should continue to keep the Subcommittee informed of future revisions of the IADC guidelines, as well as evolving technologies and debris mitigation practices.

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(a) The investigation of improved debris observation and data collection techniques

DERA is responsible for the technical coordination of the United Kingdom s space debris research programme.

(a) It would use the technical content of the Inter Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee space debris mitigation guidelines (A AC.105 C.1 L.260) as the basis

Another highly technical subject of concern to the Subcommittee was space debris.

The Defence Evaluation and Research Agency is responsible for the technical coordination of the United Kingdom s space debris research programme.

Every agency is encouraged to minimize these kinds of debris whenever possible using state of the art equipment or techniques.

Other delegations expressed the view that it would not be appropriate to discuss the issue of space debris in the Legal Subcommittee or to develop recommendations in the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee to underpin new legal norms for orbital debris in view of the many technical issues that still need to be discussed by the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.

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In order to conform to this rule, CNES has incorporated the following debris reduction techniques in the technical specifications of Ariane launch vehicles

The Subcommittee also took note of the technical changes and amendments to its technical report for 1996 and 1997 that had been proposed by IADC.

Every agency is encouraged to minimize these kinds of debris whenever possible using state of the art equipment or techniques.

The view was expressed that the Subcommittee could, following the preparation of its own document on space debris mitigation, invite IADC to develop a detailed technical handbook that would set out the technical basis of and include detailed information on the various debris mitigation guidelines proposed.

The view was expressed that the Subcommittee could, following the preparation of its own document on space debris mitigation, invite IADC to develop a detailed technical handbook that would set out the technical basis of and include detailed information on the various debris mitigation guidelines proposed.

More specifically, these include the application of new technological solutions designed to preclude the generation of space debris due to technological operations in orbit and to prevent explosions of space objects.

IADC wishes to convey to the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, and in particular its Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, that the comments made that were of a non technical nature were considered beyond the terms of reference of IADC.