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156-63; and “National Space Policy” (1996), 463-73; and Nimbus Weather Satellite, 159-60, 168; and
“Observing the Weather from a Satellite Vehicle,” 177-83; and “Planning for a Civil Operational Land Remote
Sensing Satellite System,” 296-306; and Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellites (POES), 163; and
“Private Sector Operation of Landsat Satellites,” 281-82; and “Report of the Government Technical Review
Panel on Industry Responses on Commercialization of the Civil Remote Sensing Systems,” 309-21; and
“Resolution of Issues Related to Private Sector Transfer of Civil Land Observing Satellite Activities,” 306-08;
and Satellite Pour l’Observation de la Terre (SPOT), 171, 173, 476; and TIROS, 157, 158, 161-62, 203-06; and
“Some Recent International Reactions to ERTS-1,” 259-62; and “U.S. Policy on Licensing and Operation of
Private Remote Sensing Systems,” 379-81
Richardson, Elliot L., 111
Robbins, Martin D., and “Mission Oriented R&D and the Advancement of Technology,” 432-45
Robinove, Charles J., 275-76
Rockwell International, Inc., 391; and “The Economic Impact of the Space Program,” 451-55; and “Space
Commercialization Meeting,” 498-501; and “Space Industrialization Final Report,” 517-27
Rosen, Harold A., and Commercial Communications Satellite, 35-39; and Hughes “Commercial Satellite
Communication Project,” 31-35
Rye, Gilbert D., 498-501
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Satellite Pour l’Observation de la Terre (SPOT), 171, 173, 476
Satellite Military Observation System (SAMOS), 157
Saturn launch vehicle, 32
Sawhill, John C., 277-81
Schmookler, Jacob, 408
Schneider, William, 147-53
Science Applications, Inc., and “Space Industrialization: An Overview,” 527-33
SCORE (Signal Communication by Orbital Relay Equipment), Project, 2, 89-90
Scott, Walter S., 375-77
Scout Launch Vehicle, 32, 33, 35
Seamans, Robert C., Jr., 237-40; and “Earth Resources Survey Program,” 248-50, 250-52, 253-56; and “Operational
Requirements for Global Resource Surveys by Earth-Orbital Satellites,” 246-48
Shapley, Willis, 133, 259-62, 282-93, 401-02
Shriner, Robert D., 426-27
Shultz, George P., 151-53, 277
Shupe, Walter C., 269-71
Signal Corps, U.S., 2; and Hughes “Commercial Satellite Communication Project,” 31-35
Sioux Falls, SD, 169, 259-62
Skellett, A.M., 24-25
Skolnikoff, Eugene B., 282-93
Skurla, George, 498-501
Skylab, 134
Smart, Jacob E., 250-52
Smith, Albert E., 381-83
Smith, Bromley, 95-96
Smith, C.R., 54-56, 59
Smith Frederick W., 498-501
Solow, Robert, 389
Southworth G.C., 24
Space economics, 385-577, and “Commercial Space Industry in the Year 2000,” 473-80; and “Commercial Use of
Space,” 543-46; and “Cost-Benefit Analysis of Selected Technology Utilization Office Programs,” 555-58; and
“The Economic Effects of a Space Station,” 450-51; and “The Economic Impact of NASA R&D Spending,”
414-26; and “The Economic Impact of the Space Program,” 451-55; and “Economic Impact of Stimulated
Technological Activity,” 408-14; and “Economic Impact and Technological Progress of NASA Research and
Development Expenditures,” 427-30; and “Electrophoresis Operations in Space,” 541-43; and “An Exploration
of Benefits from NASA ‘Spinoff,’” 559-63; and “Feasibility Study of Commercial Space Manufacturing,”
504-17; and “Feasibility Study of Commercial Space Manufacturing: Production of Pharmaceuticals,” 534-39;
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