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U.S.-EUROPEAN-JAPANESE WORKSHOP ON SPACE COOPERATION: SUMMARY REPORT
Friday, May 21, 1999
Morning—Discussion of Practices on Ongoing and Upcoming Collaborative Missions(E.Skolnikoff, Chair)
10:00
Legal issues—I. Nakatani
10:30
Practices on ongoing and upcoming collaborative missions, Part II
ASTRO-E—K. Mitsuda
MUSES-C—T. Yamamoto
ASTRO-F—H. Murakami
11:30
Lessons learned, Discussion II
12:30
Break
Afternoon—Future Themes, Issues, and Workshop Results (to be co-chaired)
14:00
General discussion
Strategic planning on an international scale
Future themes and issues
Follow-on activities
Workshop summary
16:00
Adjourn
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
U.S. Space Studies Board, Committee on International Space Programs
R.R. Anderson
University of Iowa (invited speaker)
F. Baganel
University of Colorado
Bill Green
U.S. House of Representatives (former member)
H.S. Hudson
UCSD/SPRC (invited speaker)
J. Hughes
Rutgers University
N.P. Neureiter
Texas Instruments (retired)
E.B. Skolnikoff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
P. Whitney
Space Studies Board
European Space Science Committee
J.L. Culhane
Mullard Space Science Laboratory (University College London)
P. Masson
Laboratoire de Geologie Dynamique de la Terre et des Planetes / Universit é de Paris Sud
M. Turner
University of Leicester
J.C. Worms
European Space Science Committee
JSC Space Research Committee and Related Committees
H. Hirabayashi
Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (ISAS)
