Post 2030-Agenda and the Role of Space [electronic resource] : The UN 2030 Goals and Their Further Evolution Beyond 2030 for Sustainable Development /
Froehlich, Annette.editor.(orcid)0000-0002-8747-5425https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8747-5425edt
This book provides a deep insight to which extent further improvement should be envisaged to ensure and improve the sustainable development beyond 2030 (the Sustainable Development Goals is a set of 17 global goals with 169 associated targets which the state community adopted in 2015). As the world, its environment, economy and society is getting more and more technical advanced, it is of high interest to analyze how space and its various applications can support this development. Once the Goals of the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” will be achieved new challenges are waiting. The analysis takes into account a proactive use of artificial intelligence for the development based on space infrastructure. Another important aspect revolves around the economic development which asks for further analysis of the cryptocurrencies relationship with space applications and how to use space based cryptocurrencies for development. Environment-wise the challenges for a sustainable development on Earth i.e. water supply, but also in outer space are requested ensuring a sustainable exploration and exploitation of space and its orbital resources. The book also highlights possible contributions of the post-2030 space industry to global economic development based on satellite technology and the enlargement of the scope of application of satellite data in administration and Justice to ensure development of effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels to promote growth, stability and security and peace on global level.
Proactive use of artificial intelligence for the development: space satellites as a key infrastructure -- Satellite data as evidences before the mechanisms of international courts -- Earth and extra-terrestrial sustainable development: the challenges of Post-2030 Earth and Space Regime -- Towards total water awareness: a technology framework -- The possible contribution of the Post-2030 space industry to global economic development -- Innovation and technological advancement and space exploration applications -- Creation of an agency of the nations united for the organization of the use of the cosmos (Anuuc).
This book provides a deep insight to which extent further improvement should be envisaged to ensure and improve the sustainable development beyond 2030 (the Sustainable Development Goals is a set of 17 global goals with 169 associated targets which the state community adopted in 2015). As the world, its environment, economy and society is getting more and more technical advanced, it is of high interest to analyze how space and its various applications can support this development. Once the Goals of the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” will be achieved new challenges are waiting. The analysis takes into account a proactive use of artificial intelligence for the development based on space infrastructure. Another important aspect revolves around the economic development which asks for further analysis of the cryptocurrencies relationship with space applications and how to use space based cryptocurrencies for development. Environment-wise the challenges for a sustainable development on Earth i.e. water supply, but also in outer space are requested ensuring a sustainable exploration and exploitation of space and its orbital resources. The book also highlights possible contributions of the post-2030 space industry to global economic development based on satellite technology and the enlargement of the scope of application of satellite data in administration and Justice to ensure development of effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels to promote growth, stability and security and peace on global level.
Astronautics.
Political science.
Economic policy.
Aerospace Technology and Astronautics.
Political Science.
Law of the Sea, Air and Outer Space.
R & D/Technology Policy.