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The 2nd APRSAF Water Rocket Event |
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As the joint educational
activities for primary and secondary school students
and teachers, the series of APRSAF-13 side events
(APRSAF Poster Contest, APRSAF Water Rocket Event,
and APRSAF Space Education Seminar) were successfully
held, initiated by APRSAF Space Education Working
Group.(Jakarta, 5-12 December)
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Snow leopard project involving, fitted GPS collars using
the Argos satellite system, Pakistan |
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Dr. Tom
McCarthy (Conservation Director of the Snow Leopard
Trust), and the Wildlife Department of Pakistan, initiated
a project in Chitral Gol National Park (CGNP), located
in northern Pakistan, collect critical data on snow
leopard home-range size, movement and activity patterns,
use of travel corridors, intra-specific distances,
and human-snow leopard interactions.
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Thailand's Top Water Rocket Championship #1 |
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Thailand
PET-Bottled Rocket Club, Saraburiwitthayakhom School
Water Rocket Club and the Geo-Informatics and Space
Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) organized the
first Thailand's Top Water Rocket Championship on March
18, 2007 at the Cavalry Center's tank's firing range
in Saraburi Province.
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Vietnam establishes Space Technology Institute - April
3, 2007 |
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under Government's decision, the Space Technology Institute
(STI) was inaugurated on April 3, 2007. The institute,
belonging to the Vietnamese Academy of Science and Technology
(VAST), was made to become the nation's leading research
center for space technology, especially for developing
satellite technology, researching and manufacturing space-related
equipment, remote sensing technology, remote sensing applications
and space dynamics. |
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Launch of INSAT-4B, India - March 12, 2007 |
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ISRO's
latest communication satellite, INSAT-4B, was successfully
launched on March 12, 2007, by the European Ariane-5 ECA
launch vehicle of Arianespace. Weighing 3,025 kg at the
time of launch, INSAT-4B is the second satellite in the
INSAT-4 series.
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Satellite Monitoring of Active Volcanoes in East Asia |
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Earthquake Research Institute (ERI) of the University of
Tokyo developed a near real-time monitoring system for
147 active volcanoes in East Asia in cooperation with the
Institute of Industrial Science (IIS) of the University
of Tokyo and the University of London.
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Indonesian First Micro Remote Sensing Satellite Performs
Well |
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Indonesian first micro remote sensing satellite, LAPAN-TUBSAT,
which was jointly developed by Indonesian Aerospace Institute
(LAPAN) and the Technical University of Berlin (TUB), launched
into orbit at an altitude of approximately 630 km in January
2007, is now performing well.
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The US Earth's Surface Observing Satellite, Landsat Data
Continuity Mission (LDCM) |
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Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM) is the next in a
series of Landsat satellites which have collected data
of the Earth's continental surface to support global change
research and application for more than 30 years. It will
continue to obtain valuable data and imagery to be used
in agriculture, education, business, science, and government. |
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Latest News of THEOS - Thailand Earth Observation System |
Based
on the cooperation agreement between both the Governments
of Thailand and France, the Thailand Earth Observation
System (THEOS) program has been established. The THEOS
satellite is the first high-resolution Earth observation
satellite for Thailand to be operated by a Thai public
organization, Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development
Agency (GISTDA).
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RIVF'07 Hanoi Vietnam-March 5-9 |
The
5th International Conference on Research, Innovation
and Vision for the Future (RIVF'07) was held at Hanoi
University of Technology, Vietnam from March 5 - 9, 2007.
This conference provided an interactive, professional, and friendly forum
for sharing results of research, and progress had made towards future
innovative applications of information and communication sciences & technologies.
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The 5th Annual Mekong Flood Forum, Vietnam - May 17 -
18, 2007 |
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2002, the Mekong Flood Forum has been conducted every year
by the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The forum provides
opportunities for managers, planners, practitioners and
scientists from riparian states, international organizations,
and civil society organizations to meet and share experiences
and information regarding flood issues and identify ways
to improve flood management taking a balanced regional
and holistic approach. |
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Bangladeshi Student Selected for Zero-Gravity Flight |
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One Bangladeshi student has been selected for Zero Gravity
Flight 2007 by the World Space Week Association based
in Houston, USA, an affiliated organization of the United
Nations engaged in creating Space awareness among the
students among the world.
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CubeSat Project in College of Science and Technology,
Nihon University, Japan |
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The students in Nihon University have developed a type
of nanosatellite called a CubeSat, which measures 10
cubic centimeters and weighs 1 kg. The satellite is called
SEEDS (Space Engineering Education Satellite). As its
name implies, the purpose of developing SEEDS was to
give the students a practical education in space engineering. |
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The Asian Conference on Disaster Reduction (ACDR) 2007,
Japan |
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The
Asian Conference on Disaster Reduction (ACDR) 2007, was
held in Astana, Republic of Kazakhstan from June 25 to
27, 2007.
The conference presented and reviewed significant accomplishments,
noteworthy achievements, and good practices in disaster
risk reduction at local, regional, national, and international
levels, and concluded to address further concerns and challenges.
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The 6 small satellites will be launched onboard the H-IIA
rocket in summer 2008, Japan |
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2008, JAXA will use the opportunity of the H-IIA launch
to give commercial industries, universities and other
organizations a chance to launch small satellites (between
1 kg and 50 kg). JAXA will share the experiences and
technologies relating to orbit demonstration that will
be gathered by the commercial industries and universities.
JAXA aims to expand future applications of space development
by using small satellites in Japan, and contribute to
education in universities and nurture talented persons. |
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INSAT-4CR, a communications satellite successfully launched
in India |
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India's Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV-F04)
successfully launched the INSAT-4CR satellite on September
2, 2007 at 6:20 p.m. from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre,
SHAR (SDSC SHAR), in Sriharikota. GSLV-F04 placed India's
INSAT-4CR into a geo-synchronous transfer orbit (GTO).
This was the fifth time GSLV has flown and was the fourth
successful flight. |
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Selecting students in India to participate in Water Rocket
Competition in APRSAF-14 |
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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will be
hosting the 14th Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum
(APRSAF-14) in Bangalore in November 2007. On the eve
of this forum and also as part of celebrations of the
50th Anniversary of the Space Age, a 'Water Rocket Making
and Launching Event' will be held in Bangalore for students
from the Asia-Pacific countries. |
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Snow Leopard Update from Dr. Tom McCarthy: Discovering
the cause of the previous difficulties |
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According to Dr. Tom McCarthy, the Director of the Snow
Leopard Trust, the attenuation of the original collar
of Ms Bayed has been measured (at an average of 9-10
db), and this attenuation arose simply from the collar
being placed on a living organism. The attenuation was
measured using a container the size of a snow leopard's
neck, filling it with tissue equivalent liquid (TEL)
(47% sugar, 2% salt, 51% water), and placing it in an
anechoic test chamber. |
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Malaysia's first astronaut goes into space, October 10,
Malaysia |
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Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor Mustapha, Malaysia's first
astronaut, lifted off on board a Russian Soyuz 15-S
rocket with American astronaut Peggy Whitson, the ISS7S
new commander, and Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko
from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, at 9.21
pm Malaysia time on October 10.He is the first Muslim
to go into the space during the fasting month of Ramadan
and he will observe the dawn-to-dusk fasting rules
during Ramadan, before Aidilfitri (the Malay term for
the Muslim festival of Eid ul-Fitr).
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Activities in the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
(JAXA) Space Education Center |
In
May 2005, JAXA established a space education center in
Japan to assist young people in their development as human
beings. To reach out to a large number of children, the
center works closely with school teachers by providing
some of them with direct, customized support and others
with indirect support. The center is gradually expanding
its partnership with entities outside Japan, making the
maximum use of the existing cooperation frameworks for
space activities. The recent efforts of the center to promote
water rockets and CanSat activities offer good examples
of creating such synergies and supporting the objectives
set by multiple mechanisms for cooperation in space education.
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Probabilistic Forecast of Killer Electron Alert in Geosynchronous
Orbit |
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"Killer electrons" are high-energy electrons
in the Van Allen radiation belts and they can damage
satellites in a geostationary orbit or cause them to
malfunction. Forecasting fluctuations in the volume of
killer electrons is therefore scientifically very important.
Dr. Yoshizumi Miyoshi, assistant professor at Nagoya
University, and Dr. Ryuho Kataoka, a special postdoctoral
researcher at RIKEN, have developed the world's first
space weather forecast which forecasts the fluctuation
in the volume of killer electrons using a probability
method. |
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58th International Astronautical Congress (IAC), India,
September 24-28 |
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The IAC is an annual forum designed to offer space professionals
from around the world the opportunity to meet and share
information on current and future projects. The 58th
session of the IAC, with the theme "Touching Humanity:
Space for Improving the Quality of Life," was hosted
by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and
the
Astronautical Society of India (ASI) at Hyderabad, India
from September 24 to 28. More than 2,000 space professionals,
journalists and students engaged in space activities
from all over the world participated in this session. |
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The 3rd APRSAF Water Rocket Event |
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As the joint educational activities for primary and
secondary school students and teachers, the series of
APRSAF-14 side events (APRSAF Poster Contest and APRSAF
Water Rocket Event) were successfully held, initiated
by APRSAF Space Education Working Group.(India, 21-24
November. |
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Introduction of Malaysia Space Center and status of RazakSAT |
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The Malaysia Space Center, under the National Space Agency
of Malaysia (ANGKASA), is a complex built on 400 acres
of land in Banting, about 40 km south-west of Kuala
Lumpur. Currently, two facilities have been completed,
the Mission Operation Centre (MOC) and the Optical
Calibration Lab.
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Lunar explorer KAGUYA: Initial Check of Mission Instruments
With First Light Images |
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KAGUYA (SELENE) is a lunar explorer that was launched
on September 14, 2007 from Japan. On October 18, 2007,
it was injected into a lunar orbit about 100 km above
the surface of the Moon (Japan Standard Time). After
successfully being injected into its observation orbit,
the functions of KAGUYA's 15 observation missions were
verified as part of the initial checks that are to be
performed until the middle of December 2007.
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Naro Space Center in South Korea |
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The Naro Space Center, started as part of a national
space development program, is now beginning to take
shape on Oenaro Island off the southwestern part of
the Korean Peninsula. Korea's first space center will
cover almost five million square meters (53,375,000
sq. ft) of land.
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Start of the delivery mission for Japanese Experiment
Module Kibo |
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Space Shuttle Endeavour, with JAXA astronaut Takao
Doi onboard, was successfully launched at 3:28 p.m.
(Japan Standard Time) on March 11.
The 1J/A (STS-123) is the first Kibo delivery mission
to the International Space Station (ISS), and the Experiment
Logistics Module Pressurized Section (ELM-PS) of Kibo
was attached to the ISS on March 14.
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JAXA GOSAT Project Team |
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Greenhouse gas Observing SATellite (GOSAT) is designed
to observe the global distribution of greenhouse gases
from space, and is expected to contribute to international
efforts for the prevention of global warming by acquiring
the current absorption and emission levels of greenhouse
gases. |
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VINASAT-1 Successful Launch, April 18, 2008 - Vietnam |
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Vietnam's first communications satellite, VINSAT-1, was successfully launched at 22:17 GMT on April 18, 2008, aboard an Ariane 5 carrier rocket from Kourou, French Guiana.
Comment from the vice director of the Space Technology Institute (STI) and the head of the Mechatronics Department of the Institute of Mechanics, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology Dr. Pham Anh Tuan.
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| #057 Asia-Pacific Workshop on Carbon Cycle Observations |
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The Asia-Pacific Workshop on Carbon Cycle Observations (APWSCCO) was held from March 17 to March 19, 2008 at the National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) in Tsukuba, Japan.
This workshop aimed to discuss how to develop a comprehensive and integrated climate change observation system in the Asia-Pacific region that takes user needs into consideration.
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Seminar on 39th Anniversary of the First Landing on the Moon |
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A Seminar on the 39th Anniversary of first Landing on Moon, organized by Bangladesh Astronomical Society was held on 20 July, 2008. On July 20, 1969, US Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the Commander of NASA's Apollo-11 Lunar Mission, had stepped down on the surface of Moon as the first man of the world at 2.17 am Bangladesh Time and made a history for the mankind by landing on a celestial object beyond our Earth. |
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Partial Solar Eclipse Observed in Bangladesh
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On 1st August, 2008 Bangladesh Astronomical Society (BAS) and the National Museum of Science and Technology (NMST) jointly organized a Solar Eclipse Observation Camp. It was a Total Solar Eclipse which started from Canada, traversed over the North Atlantic, Greenland, Arctic, Central Russia and ended up at China. From Bangladesh this Eclipse was observed partially.
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Celebrating 25 years of ICIMOD |
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On December 5, 2008, the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) will mark its 25th anniversary of working for mountains and people in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region. ICIMOD is celebrating its silver jubilee with a year-long series of events focused on raising awareness of the effects of climate change and the need to enhance the adaptation and resilience of mountain communities. |
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Report of the United Nations/Indonesia Regional Workshop on
Integrated Space Technology Applications for Water Resource Management, Environmental Protection and Disaster Vulnerability Mitigation
July 7 -11, 2008, Indonesia |
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The United Nations/Indonesia Regional Workshop on Integrated Space Technology Applications for Water Resource Management, Environmental Protection and Disaster Vulnerability Mitigation was held in Jakarta, Indonesia, from July 7 to 11, 2008.
More than 100 people from the following countries and the Office for Outer Space Affairs attended the workshop: Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Laos, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, and Vietnam. |
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World Space Week 2008 Celebrated at Enayetpur, Bangladesh |
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World Space Week is a program of the United Nations aimed at creating space awareness among school students, and it is being celebrated every year in October in about 52 countries around the world. Since 2003, Bangladesh has been participating in this celebration and Bangladesh's main event of this program is held in Enayetpur.. |
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[[Series 5: PSLV Successfully Launched Ten Satellites]]
AAUSAT-II, a Danish Student Satellite |
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Engineering students from Aalborg University students have constructed a picosize satellite - AAUSAT-II. It was launched on April 28, 2008 from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India. It was built between 2003 and 2007 at Aalborg University. More than 150 students (Danish as well as visiting students) from different master specializations participated in this multi-disciplinary cross-educational project. |
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#073 The 15th Session of the Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum
-Comments from Working Group Co-Chairs and Host Countries- |
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Dr. Takashi Moriyama (EOWG/JAXA, Japan)
Prof. Tran Manh Tuan (EOWG/STI, Vietnam)
Mr. Hiroki Kohhata (CSAWG/JAXA, Japan)
Dr. Vu Van San (CSAWG/MIC, Vietnam)
Dr. Takashi Kubota (SEAWG/Jaxa, Japan)
Dr. Doan Minh Chung (SEAWG/STI, Vietnam)
Mr. Tetsuo Tanaka (SEUWG/JAXA, Japan)
Dr. Pham Anh Tuan (SEUWG/STI, Japan)
Host Country: APRSAF-14 (ISRO, India)
Host Country: APRSAF-15 (VAST, Vietnam)
Dr. Thongchai Charuppat (GISTDA, Thailand) |
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The Current Situation of THEOS |
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| Thailand has benefited enormously from space technology over decades. Its activities are related to earth observation, communications and science. With the aim of fulfill Thai user's requirement on earth observation field, the THEOS program was initiated at July, 2004 under the responsibility and developed by the Thai space agency GISTDA (Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency) with EADAS ASTRIUM, France as prime contractor. |
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Two Years of LAPAN-TUBSAT Operating in Orbit, Indonesia |
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| January 2009 is making the 2 years of LAPAN-TUBSAT operating
in orbit. LAPAN-TUBSAT is the micro satellite developed by Indonesia
Aeronautics and Space Institute (LAPAN) in cooperation with Technische
Universität Berlin, which is launched on January 2007. |
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| #077 Kazakhstan Participated in APRSAF for the First Time |
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In APRSAF-15, held in Vietnam in December 2008, there were six participants from Kazakhstan. This was the first time for Kazakhstan to participate in the forum.
One of the Kazakhstani participants, Dr. Talgat Mussabayev, Chairman of National Space Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan, wrote about his experience of APRSAF-15. |
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| #078 Bangladesh Participates In IYA-2009 Opening Ceremony In Paris |
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| On January 15-16, the opening ceremony of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 was held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. A two-member delegation from Bangladesh participated in this opening ceremony. The members were Dr. A. R. Khan, President of the Bangladesh Astronomical Society and Mr. F. R. Sarker, General Secretary of the Bangladesh Astronomical Society and Single Point of Contact (SPoC) of IYA2009 for Bangladesh. |
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| #079 445th Birth Anniversary of Galileo Galilei Celebrated in Bangladesh |
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| On February 15, 2009 the 445th anniversary of the birth of eminent astronomer and father of modern science, Galileo Galilei, was celebrated in Bangladesh. On an initiative of the Bangladesh Astronomical Society, the National Museum of Science and Technology, Bangladesh (NMST), organized a day-long program including a seminar, exhibition, and video presentation in its auditorium. |
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| #080 Main elements of Kazakhstan's space development by Dr. T. Mussabayev, Prof M. Moldabekov |
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| Space activity on a global scale is constantly developing as a source of innovative technologies, actually in all areas of modern life. Many industries and services of the world have a direct dependence on the development of space activity. Thus, many countries of the world, including those in the Asian-Pacific region, are consistently increasing their scientific and industrial potential in this sphere, confidently and actively developing space technologies. |
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| #083 Report on current operational status of small satellite "SOHLA-1" |
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| The Space Oriented Higashiosaka Leading Association of Japan (SOHLA) confirmed that SOHLA-1 was launched as a piggyback satellite with the Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite "IBUKI" (GOSAT) by H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 15 at 12:54 p.m. on January 23, 2009 (Japan Standard Time) from the Tanegashima Space Center. Further, it was confirmed that the satellite was working well at 14:36 according to S-band communication between SOHLA-1 and the Tanegashima Tracking and Communication Center of JAXA. |
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| #084 ICIMOD Celebrates 25 Years of Working for Mountains and People |
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| In 2008, ICIMOD celebrated 25 years of working for mountains and people in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region. A series of activities and events were held starting in April 2008 on the themes of resilience and the Hindu Kush-Himalayan people's adapting to climate change, and promotion of sustainable mountain development. The celebrations culminated with a week-long series of events from December 1 to 6, built around the actual anniversary day of ICIMOD's foundation on December 5. |
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#085 The WINDS "KIZUNA" Symposium and Workshop 2009
Comments from Participants |
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On February 24, 2009, the WINDS "KIZUNA" (Japanese satellite) Symposium and Workshop 2009 was organized by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) with the support of the Japanese government to discuss the topic of "Toward new and closer bonds in the Asia-Pacific region by using WINDS".
A total of 277 participants from 13 countries (Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Lao PDR, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Federated States of Micronesia, and the USA (Hawaii)) attended the symposium. |
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| #087 APRSAF POSTER CALENDAR 2009 |
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| This calendar is published by the Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum (APRSAF) Space Education and Awareness Working Group, which
encourages the use of space materials to enhance education for young people and aims to stimulate intellectual curiosity and passion of young people through their involvement with space activities. |
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| #091 Report on Current Status of Small Satellite "Kagayaki" |
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Mr. Hiroshi Saegusa, project manager of the small satellite Kagayaki at Sorun Corp., reports on the current status of Kagayaki.
Kagayaki was launched as one of six piggyback satellites with the Japanese Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite (GOSAT) by H-IIA Launch Vehicle on January 23, 2009 from the Tanegashima Space Center.
The main mission of Kagayaki is to connect the dreams of children who have intractable diseases or are disabled, and the dreams of their families, with space. |
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| #092 7th Annual Mekong Flood Forum (AMFF-7) FORUM STATEMENT |
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| About 120 participants - including those from the Mekong River Commission (MRC) Member Countries of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Viet Nam and their National Mekong Committees and line agencies, Dialogue Partners: China and Myanmar, regional and international scientists and experts, and representatives of international and national civil society organizations - attended the 7th Annual Mekong Flood Forum, 13 and 14 May 2009, Bangkok, Thailand. The Forum was organised by the MRC Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre (MRC-RFMMC) in cooperation with the Thai National Mekong Committee. The theme was 'Integrated flood risk management in the Mekong River Basin'. |
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| #093 Introduction to RazakSAT (Malaysia's remote sensing satellite) |
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| RazakSAT is scheduled to be launched from Kwajalein Atoll, an island located in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, U.S.A. on July 14, 2009 using a Falcon 1 launcher developed by SpaceX. RazakSAT is a small Low Equatorial Orbit (LEO) satellite that carries the electro-optical payload of a Medium-sized Aperture Camera (MAC) - a pushbroom camera with 5 linear detectors (1 panchromatic, 4 multi-spectral). |
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| #098 Satellite Communications in Mongolia |
| The Information and Communication Technology Authority (ICTA) has been established under the auspices of the Prime Minister of Mongolia in 2004. Its main purpose is to coordinate and facilitate the ICT development in Mongolia. |
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| #101 IAC2009, Daejeon, Republic of Korea |
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| The 60th International Astronautical Congress 2009 Daejeon, Korea (IAC 2009 Daejeon) was successfully held from 12 to 16 October 2009. The APRSAF Secretariat participated in the congress and exhibited a booth to introduce APRSAF activities. |
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| #102 6 small satellites launched and 4 small satellites to be launched by H-IIA |
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| “The Second Joint Workshop on Small Satellite” was held in the Campus Innovation Center Tokyo, in Tamachi, Tokyo, Japan on 9 November, 2009. The 4-hour workshop programme included 6 reports on small satellites piggybacked on GOSAT, 4 presentations of small satellites to be launched with PLANET-C in 2010, free discussion and so on. |
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| #103 APRSAF-16 WELCOME TO BANGKOK! (Contributed by GISTDA) |
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| Following our latest message of hosting the APRSAF-16 in Thailand, GISTDA is pleased to welcome all prospective participants to Bangkok. The conference will take place during 26 - 29 January, 2010 at the hotel Sofitel Centara Grand Bangkok. This five star hotel is located in an area easily accessible by public transportation. |
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| #104 THEOS data distribution (Contributed by GISTDA) |
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| After the launch of THEOS on 1 October, 2008, GISTDA is now ready for its data distribution. The three standard imagery products, namely System Corrected Level (1A), Geo- Corrected Level (2A), and Pan-sharpened, are now available. The value-added products, namely Stereo Image, Ortho Images as well as the Digital Elevation Model will be available in the near future. |
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