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Overview |
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Concept of Operation and
Business Model
Proposed UN-OOSA Constellation of Nano-Small-satellites
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To set the stage for discussion at the workshop, the
relevant issues are summarized in three sections. |
- The first section summarizes the end user
requirements and lessons learned identified by
the stakeholders.
- The second section addresses technical
issues covering the Global-Sat Constellation
concept of operations framework wherein
dedicated payloads can be built all over the
world and integration done in states that build
the payloads.
Additionally, issues covering common ground
segment, common launch interface and deployment
system, inter-satellite communication system,
and availability of spares across all
participants will be described, which would
reflect the needs and input from all the
international stakeholders. Basic tenants for a
collaborative frame work are proposed including
data collection and distribution, value added
services, leveraging of partner resources, cost
structures and responsibilities.
- The final section covers business models,
including funding, management and operational
issues. Based on these comprehensive
assessments, potential partners expect to have
the necessary understanding and insights needed
to participate in the system definition,
deployment, planning and funding identification
activities.
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