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Space Market Studies

Page history last edited by Ken Davidian 12 years, 2 months ago

Commercial Space Markets

 

1997 Commercial Space Transportation Study

 

2002 Department of Commerce Office of Space Commercialization Report

 

2003 ASCENT Study performed by Futron Corporation (D. Webber) funded by NASA MSFC

 

2007 OECD Space Economy at a Glance

 

2008 2nd Next Generation Exploration Conference Report "Entrepreneurial Opportunity in Lunar Development"

 

2008 Jun 02 Space News Article entitled "Development Work Drives Personal Spaceflight Industry Growth"

 

2008 June Oxford Analytica "Understanding the Space Economy"

 

2009 Sept 21 Toffler Black & White Paper: "A House Divided Cannot Stand: The Need to Unify the U.S. Space Industry"

  • While issues ranging from funding to inspiration threaten inno-vation within the United States space industry, the world is simultaneously gaining the ability to reach and do business in space – with or without us. This paper describes how unifying the U.S. space industry is the key to surpassing the “Old Space vs. New Space” debate and maintaining America’s status as an innovative leader.

 

2010 July 16 - International Space University Space Studies Program (SSP) 2010 - Business & Management Department "Space Tourism" Workshop

 

 

2010 August 4-6 - FAA Commercial Space Market Workshop Report

 

 

2010 May: Measuring the Economic Impact of Space Tourism Activities

 

2011 April 27 - NASA Commercial Space Transportation Market Assessment Report

 

March 2011:

 

2011 May - Maryland The Business of Space Science

 

2012 July 31 - Suborbital Reusable Vehicles: A 10-Year Forecast of Market Demand - The Tauri Group (under contract to FAA AST and Space Florida)

 

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