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| Full Report ~6896K |
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| Front Matter ~49K |
| Table of Contents ~5K |
Chapters |
| 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ~467K |
| 2: INTRODUCTION ~31K |
| 3: ISSUES AND FINDINGS ~413K |
| 4: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM ~352K |
| 5: U.S. CIVILIAN SPACE PROGRAM ~937K |
| 6: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE CIVILIAN AND NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE PROGRAMS ~253K |
| 7: INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS IN SPACE ~1103K |
| 8: COMMERCIALIZATION OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY ~154K |
| 9: INSTITUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS ~282K |
| 10: POLICY ALTERNATIVES AND THEIR ASSESSMENT ~473K |
Appendixes |
| A: INSTITUTIONAL EVOLUTION OF THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM ~65K |
| B: USE OF LANDSAT DATA BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ~338K |
| C: FOREIGN AGRICULTURE SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, CROP CONDITION ASSESSMENT ~38K |
| D: MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING IN MICROGRAVITY ~82K |
| E: WORLD CLIMATE, THE OCEANS, AND EARLY INDICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ~42K |
| F: THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REGIM E OF OUTER SPACE ~435K |
| G: BACKGROUND FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS ~63K |
| H: INDUSTRIAL INNOVATIVE PROCESS ~191K |
| I: NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ACT OF 1958, AS AMENDED ~1187K |
| Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Glossary ~155K |
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