Space Economy at a Glance 2011 [electronic resource].
Publishing, OECD.
Paris : Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD),
2011.
Description based upon print version of record.
""Foreword""; ""Table of Contents""; ""Acronyms""; ""Executive Summary""; ""Introduction""; ""Defining the space economy""; ""Figure 0.1. The space economyâ€?s simplified value chain""; ""What is new in the publication?""; ""Structure of the publication""; ""Figure 0.2. The different phases of development of the space economy""; ""Data sources""; ""References""; ""I. The Space Sector in 2011 and Beyond""; ""1. A new world map of space powers""; ""A new international landscape""; ""Figure 1.1. More than 50 countries with spaceflight capabilities in 2010""
""Figure 1.2. Countries with operational satellites in orbit, 2010""""Figure 1.3. Satellites launched by OECD and BRIIC countries, 1989-98 and 1999-2008""; ""Ambitions to develop national space programmes""; ""Table 1.1. Key organisations in charge of space programmes in selected OECD countries, 2010""; ""Box 1.1. Israelâ€?s space programme""; ""Box 1.2. Forums for international space co-operation""; ""Figure 1.4. Conservative estimates of space budgets of G20 countries, 2010""; ""The globalisation of the space industry""
""Figure 1.5. Aerospace globalisation speeding up via large investments in joint ventures""""2. The space economy as an engine of economic growth""; ""The growing importance of the space economy""; ""Figure 1.6. Estimates on the generation of direct and indirect economic benefits, derived from space activities (1996-2005 period)""; ""Faring well during the economic crisis""; ""Figure 1.7. Five-year value of satellite production estimated at USD 65.5 billion""; ""Box 1.3. Possible impacts of the economic crisis on the space sector""; ""Commercial space growing and governments adapting""
""Figure 1.8. Satellite orders per main satellite manufacturer in March 2010""""Figure 1.9. Investment in commercial spaceflight by source, 2009""; ""Figure 1.10. Development of space laws: The rise of national laws and regulations (1957-2010)""; ""Box 1.4. Competitiveness in space""; ""3. Preserving a skilled workforce in the space sector""; ""The demographic factor""; ""Attracting and retaining workers in space programmes""; ""Towards more international mobility of the space workforce""; ""Figure 1.11. Engineering degrees awarded in the United States, China and India, 2004""
""Figure 1.12. Number of researchers and average annual growth""""4. New technologies and innovative applications on the horizon""; ""Forecasting the future of space applications""; ""Box 1.5. Space 2030 scenarios and their impacts on space technologies""; ""Box 1.6. List of promising space applications""; ""From demonstrations to new applications""; ""Old and new challenges""; ""References""; ""II. Readiness Factors: Inputs to the Space Economy""; ""1. Governmental budgets for space activities""; ""Civilian space programmes in Government Budget Appropriations or Outlays for R&D (GBAORD)""
""Methodological notes""
Space industrialization -- Economic aspects -- Statistics.
Space sciences -- Economic aspects -- Statistics.