Reports - Page 8 of 10

1 May 2011

SatCom Policy in Europe

ESPI Report 32.

1 March 2011

Opening Airspace for UAS. A Regulatory Framework to Introduce Unmanned Aircraft Systems into Civilian Airspace

ESPI Report 31.

1 February 2011

Enabling Europe’s Key Foreign Policy Objectives via Space

ESPI Report 30.

1 October 2010

Space Applications as a Supporting Tool for Countering Piracy – Outline for a European Approach

ESPI Report 29.

1 September 2010

The Role of Transparency and Confidence-Building Measures in Space

ESPI Report 28.

1 September 2010

Prospects for Transparency and Confidence-Building Measures in Space

ESPI Report 27.

1 September 2010

European-African Partnership in Satellite Applications for Sustainable Development

ESPI Report 26.

1 August 2010

Current Legal Issues for Satellite Earth Observation: Treaty Verification and Law Enforcement Through Satellite Observation, Privacy Conflicts from High Resolution Imaging

ESPI Report 25.

1 July 2010

Key Enabling Technologies and Open Innovation. New Impulse for the Space Sector

ESPI Report 24.

1 June 2010

Space Policies, Issues and Trends in 2009/2010

ESPI Report 23.

1 February 2010

Responsive Space for Europe. Elements for a Roadmap for Europe Based on a Comparative Analysis with the U.S. Operational Responsive Space Concept

ESPI Report 22.

1 September 2009

Economic and Policy Aspects of Space Regulations in Europe Part I: The Case of National Space Legislation – Finding the Way Between Common and Coordinated Action

ESPI Report 21.

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