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Rights & Permissions Free Resources PDF EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Display this book on your site! Related Titles Space Studies Board Annual Report 2003 Space Studies Board Annual Report 2005 Other Related Titles Institutional Arrangements for Space Station Research (1999) Space Studies Board (SSB) Web Search Builder Use this book's key terms to search within this book, across our collection, or across the Web. Skim This Chapter Skim this chapter and use this chapter's key terms to search within this book. Reference Finder Paste in your own text to find books that relate to your topic. Page XV   E-mail  Facebook  Digg  Stumble  Twitter More The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Contents     EXECUTIVE SUMMARY   1  1   INTRODUCTION   8      Managing Research on the ISS,   10      Scope of This Study,   11      Efforts of the Task Group,   11      Approach Employed by the Task Group,   12      Current NASA Structure for Managing Research Aboard the ISS,   12      Allocating U.S. Payloads to Various Research Areas,   15      International Agreements on Utilization Allocations,   16      Summary,   17      References,   17  2   GUIDING PRINCIPLES   18  3   ALTERNATIVE MODELS   21      Minimal Change Model,   21      Independently Chartered Agency or Corporation,   23      NASA Reference Model,   24      References,   25  4   THE RECOMMENDED ORGANIZATION   26      Mission of the Organization,   27      Organizational Structure and Governance,   28      Structure,   28      Governing Board,   29      Qualifications of the Director,   29      Contract,   30 Page XV Front Matter (R1-R14) Contents (R15-R16) Executive Summary (1-7) 1 Introduction (8-17) 2 Guiding Principles (18-20) 3 Alternative Models (21-25) 4 The Recommended Organization (26-40) 5 Conclusions and Recommendations (41-48) Appendixes (49-50) A: Statement of Task (51-52) B: NASA Letter of Request (53-53) C: Biographical Sketches of Task Group Members (54-57) D: Meeting Agendas (58-64) E: NASA Reference Model (65-81) F: Acronyms and Abbreviations (82-82)

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INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPACE STATION RESEARCH Contents     EXECUTIVE SUMMARY   1  1   INTRODUCTION   8      Managing Research on the ISS,   10      Scope of This Study,   11      Efforts of the Task Group,   11      Approach Employed by the Task Group,   12      Current NASA Structure for Managing Research Aboard the ISS,   12      Allocating U.S. Payloads to Various Research Areas,   15      International Agreements on Utilization Allocations,   16      Summary,   17      References,   17  2   GUIDING PRINCIPLES   18  3   ALTERNATIVE MODELS   21      Minimal Change Model,   21      Independently Chartered Agency or Corporation,   23      NASA Reference Model,   24      References,   25  4   THE RECOMMENDED ORGANIZATION   26      Mission of the Organization,   27      Organizational Structure and Governance,   28      Structure,   28      Governing Board,   29      Qualifications of the Director,   29      Contract,   30

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INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPACE STATION RESEARCH      Research Advisory Council,   30      User Group(s),   30      Location and Staffing,   31      Relations with Commercial Users,   31      Budget Authority,   32      Recommended Organizational Roles and Responsibilities,   32      Benefits of the Proposed Organization,   35      Transition and Implementation,   38      References,   40  5   CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS   41      Guiding Principles,   41      Mission of the Organization,   43      Structure and Governance,   43      Location and Staffing,   44      Relations with Commercial Users,   45      Budget Authority,   45      Specific Roles and Responsibilities,   45      Implementation,   46      International Partners,   47      Strengths of the Recommended Approach,   47     APPENDIXES       A  Statement of Task,   51     B  NASA Letter of Request,   53     C  Biographical Sketches of Task Group Members,   54     D  Meeting Agendas,   58     E  NASA Reference Model,   65     F  Acronyms and Abbreviations,   82