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ミルスペース 100411------[What’S New in Virtual Library?] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -ミルスペース 100411- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [What’s New in Virtual Library?] Defense News AFA Air Force Magazine 100322DN_Cover_OCRd.pdf, Cover.jpg 1004AFM_Cover.jpg CSA California Space Authority SpotBeam MOD NIDS spot100329.pdf, Cover.jpg 2010EastAsian_Strategy_Review.pdf, Contents.pdf spot100322.pdf, Cover.jpg 2010EastAsian_Strategy_Review _ch.04_China.pdf, Cover.jpg NASA MSFC Marshall Star UCS Union of Concerned Scientist Sat Database 100401MarshallStar_Cover.pdf, Cover.jpg 100101UCS_Sat_Database.xls 100325MarshallStar_Cover.pdf, Cover.jpg 100101UCS_Changes_Note.pdf 100318MarshallStar_Cover.pdf, Cover.jpg NGA Pathfinder TIROS Space Information Bulletin 1001&02NGA_Pathfinder.pdf, Contents.pdf, Cover.jpg 1004TIROS_Space_Info_Cover.pdf, Cover.jpg RESTEC McGrawHill AWST Aviation Week RESTEC_news_1003_No.2.jpg 100329&0405AWST_Contents_OCRd.pdf, Cover.jpg JAXA ISAS 100322AWST_Contents.pdf, Cover.jpg 1003ISAS_news348.pdf, Cover_OCRd.pdf, Cover.jpg 100315AWST_Contents_OCRd.pdf, Cover.jpg NEDO MilBank Space Business Review 1003NEDO_No.1060.pdf, Cover.jpg 1003_Space_Business_Review.pdf, Cover.jpg AIAA Comm Sat Japan Chapter SJR AIAA Aerospace America SJR_No.66_1002&03.pdf, Cover.jpg 1004AeroAme_Table of Contents.pdf, Cover.jpg SJR_No.65_0912&1001.pdf, Cover.jpg [謝辞] （財）リモート・センシング技術センターより RESTEC_news_10.03 号 寄贈、感謝。でも、昔の機関誌 RESTEC と比べると寂しい限りで。 NICT より NICT News 10.04 号寄贈、感謝。 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Futron 10.04 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 2010 Orbital Launches by Launch Vehicle Family 2010 Orbital Commercial Launches Manufacturer Market Share of Satellites Launched Through March 31, 2010 Selected Satellites with Regulatory Activity During March 2010 Description of Selected Regulatory Activity for March 2010 Satellite Location Activity EchoStar 61.35 WL EchoStar applied to operate EchoStar 12 at 61.35 WL to better accommodate co-located operation with 12 EchoStar 6 at 61.65 WL and EchoStar 3 at 61.5 WL. AMC-2 78.95 WL SES Americom(doing business as SES WORLD SKIES) applied to relocate AMC-2 from 101 WL to 78.95 WL. EchoStar 118.8 WL DISH applied to operate EchoStar 7 at 118.8 WL rather than 118.9 WL, where it is currently authorized, to 7 better accommodate EchoStar 14 at 118.9 WL. derived from Futron’s FCC Filings.com service) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 04/9/10 05:33 PM ET www.spacenews.com/civil/ By Peter B. de Selding MDA は NASA の新しい方針は会社の力に作用すると述べる MDA Says New NASA Direction Plays to Company’s Strengths PARIS — Canada’s MacDonald, Dettwiler & Associates (MDA), which is facing a revenue loss of $20 million a year with the 2 retirement of the U.S. space shuttle, nonetheless views NASA’s 22&nm=Site+Features&type=news&mod=News&mid=9A02E3B96F2A415ABC72CB5F516B4C10&ti proposed new direction as “a dream made in heaven” and is er=3&nid=10770521807E48118D7F6C5FFE3D83FF urging the Canadian government to take advantage of it before Heron, built by Israel Aerospace Industries, is a medium-altitude, other nations do. Richmond, B.C.-based MDA, which is enlarging long-endurance craft that can remain in the air for 24 hours at its space profile to include major contracts for satellites in an altitude of about 10,000 meters. Friedmann said projects using Russia and Ukraine, is also preparing for a big increase in unmanned aircraft to interdict drug traffic and to monitor Arctic contracts managing unmanned aerial vehicles — even if some of or African environments, in addition to military applications, have this work might undermine its Earth observation satellite large near-term growth potential. He said MDA is already business. MDA used to have a near-monopoly in the commercial negotiating with three other nations with troops in Afghanistan to radar satellite business and the U.S. National provide Heron-based services. “That might be a little at the Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has become the biggest expense of the satellite business,” Friedmann said. “Overall, our customer for data from the company’s Radarsat-2 satellite. But surveillance business is doing fantastic. But which part [the with German and Italian radar satellites now in service, MDA business] comes into, and how it gets there, is debatable.” faces a more competitive environment. MDA is one of three MDA’s work with the U.S. space shuttle’s Canadarm robotic companies that won five-year, indefinite-delivery, arm generates about 20 million Canadian dollars ($20 million) in indefinite-quantity contracts with the NGA valued at up to $85 annual revenue that will disappear with the shuttle’s retirement, million each in December, but has not seen many orders under now scheduled for the end of this year. But U.S. President the contract, MDA Chief Executive Daniel E. Friedmann said. Barack Obama’s proposed course change for NASA, emphasizing robotics-related technologies, should play to MDA’s strengths. NASA’s new direction “is a dream made in heaven for us,” Friedmann said. “It includes billions and billions of dollars in the sweet spot that Canada has developed. However, that money, and that work, is inaccessible to us without the participation of the Canadian Space Agency and the Canadian government. The http://www.mdacorporation.com/corporate/investor/board_members/friedmann.cfm president has called for international cooperation, and that’s In a March 18 conference call with investors, Friedmann said what he means. “Our future [in robotics and exploration] rests Radarsat-2 sales to the NGA “have stalled” as the U.S. agency on the amount of participation of the Canadian government in transitions to a new contract vehicle. “It has been quite slow for the major international programs. Germans, Italians, Israelis — the money to flow out of the new contracts,” Friedmann said, many have already declared their intent and are interested in our explaining the slow Radarsat-2 sales volume in late 2009 and areas. Canada has done all the right things. But we’re not aware early 2010. Friedmann said MDA’s new business of providing of any long-term commitments.” MDA in late 2009 won a $46 governments end-to-end services to manage unmanned aerial million contract from the Canadian Space Agency for early vehicles for military and environmental surveillance ultimately development work on next-generation space exploration gear may eat into the company’s satellite imagery business. MDA is including robotics and in-orbit spacecraft servicing. The idea is managing the use by the Canadian and Australian governments of to develop prototypes for in-orbit satellite servicing. The work Heron unmanned aircraft conducting intelligence, surveillance and includes designs for a universal docking interface to allow reconnaissance operations for these two nations’ forces in vehicles to share power and data resources and to locate and Afghanistan. capture containers for return to Earth. As part of its move to take a bigger role in satellite manufacturing, MDA won contracts in 2009 to build payloads for the Express AM-5 and AM-6 telecommunications satellites to be operated by the Russian Satellite Communications Co. The contract, with the Russian http://www.modelairplanenews.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=17F3E50B054A4C1C9FDD81B36E52B5 Radio Research and Development Institute (NIIR), is valued at 3 $200 million and work has recently started. MDA earlier this year the completion of financial details before entering into force, won a separate contract with NIIR, valued at about $60 million, to Friedmann said. provide components for a Russian meteorological satellite to be operated by Russia’s Roshydromet. In a breakthrough order valued at $254 million, MDA is prime contractor for a telecommunications satellite for the National Space Agency of Ukraine. But this contract, which features backing by Export Development Canada, Canada’s export-credit agency, is awaiting Radarsat-2 http://www.spacenews.com/civil/100409-mda-nasa-direction-plays-company-strengths.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9 April 2010 www.space.com/news/ NASA ボールデン長官はシャトルを越えて NASA の将来に関して計画を説明 NASA Chief Maps Out Space Agency's Future Beyond Shuttle will create additional jobs with the new programs to offset at least some of the thousands expected to be lost as the shuttle fleet retires and Constellation is cancelled, Bolden said. "The thing that makes it different from any other vision is the fact that it's funded," Bolden said. In his budget proposal, President NASA chief Charles Bolden unveiled new work orders for space Obama proposed a moderate increase for NASA overall, but set centers across the country Thursday to pull them in line with the aside $6 billion over five years to spur the commercial spacecraft new space plan envisioned by President Barack Obama, and industry. The plan calls for a renewed push into fundamental assured that new jobs will come from the transition. "A very technology development and science research. NASA officials serious and real concern is the jobs, but this is what we call hope that by ceding astronaut launch services to the commercial progress," Bolden told reporters in a teleconference. "We're spaceflight industry it will be more free to pursue more ambitious expanding the number of programs that we have so that we can missions to explore the moon, Mars, asteroids and stable points try to put people to work who are interested in being a part of in space called Lagrange points –
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