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Space Studies Board Annual Report-1994 (Charter and Organization)
Pages 9-17

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From page 9...
... Berkner, first chair of CHAPTER 4 the Board, on June 26, 1958: CHAPTER 5 APPENDIX A.1 APPENDIX A.2 We have talked of the main task of the Board in three parts -- the immediate program, the long-range program, and the international aspects of both. In all three we shall look to the Board to be the focus of the APPENDIX A.3 interests and responsibilities of the Academy-Research Council in space science; to establish necessary relationships with civilian science and with governmental science activities, particularly the proposed new space agency, the National Science Foundation, and the Advanced Research Projects Agency; to represent the Academy-Research Council complex in our international relations in this field on behalf of American science and scientists; to seek ways to stimulate needed research; to promote necessary coordination of scientific effort; and to provide such advice and recommendations to appropriate individuals and agencies with regard to space science as may in the Board's judgment be desirable.
From page 10...
... The Board also addresses scientific aspects of the nation's program of human spaceflight. THE 1988 REORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD -- THE SPACE STUDIES BOARD In 1988, the Space Science Board undertook a series of retreats to review its structure and charter.
From page 11...
... The Board has successfully collaborated with the European space research community on a number of ad hoc joint studies in the past and is now seeking in a measured way to broaden its advisory relationship with this community. The Board has established a regular practice of exchanging observers with the European Space Science Committee (ESSC)
From page 12...
... One example is the solar-terrestrial community, where the Board's Committee on Solar and Space Physics has operated for several years in a "federated" arrangement with the NRC Committee on Solar-Terrestrial Research. Another example is astronomy, where the Board operates a Committee on Astronomy and Astrophysics as a joint committee of the Space Studies Board and the Board on Physics and Astronomy.
From page 13...
... The Board seats, as ex officio members, the chairs of the NRC Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board and of the NRC Naval Studies Board's Space Panel. In general, the Board develops and documents its views by means of appointed discipline committees or interdisciplinary task groups that conduct studies and submit their findings for Board and NRC approval and dissemination.
From page 14...
... The functions of the internal committees of the Board are described more fully in the next section. Discipline Committees The standing discipline committees form the traditional backbone of the Board and are the means by which the Board conducts its oversight of space research disciplines.
From page 15...
... These areas are the organization of civil space research programs within the agency, merit based cross-disciplinary prioritization, including preservation of innovative initiatives, and improvement of technology utilization in science missions. The adopted approach to carrying out the requested study has been to use the Space Studies Board's in-place advisory structure wherever possible.
From page 16...
... mission. Working with the Board on Physics and Astronomy, the Space Studies Board established a Task Group on GP-B to conduct the required study.
From page 17...
... Space Studies Board Annual Report-1994 (Charter and Organization) Last update 8/25/00 at 4:19 pm Site managed by Anne Simmons, Space Studies Board The National Academies Current Projects Publications Directories Search Site Map Feedback file:///C|/SSB_old_web/an94ch1.htm (9 of 9)


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