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This book provides a high-level overview of the current state of the art and future of satellite systems, satellite control systems, and satellite systems design. Chapters cover such topics as existing and future satellite systems, satellite communication subsystems, space control and Space Situation Awareness (SAA), machine learning methods with novel neural networks, data measurements in Global Navigation Satellite Systems, and much more. This volume is a practical reference for system engineers, design engineers, system analysts, and researchers in satellite engineering and advanced mathematical modeling fields.

Artificial satellites in telecommunication.

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"The question of government regulation of the Communications Satellite Corporation (Comsat) is paramount because of Comsat's market power in providing international satellite circuits to U.S. users. Comsat is the monopoly supplier of INTELSAT international satellite links. However, Comsat's satellite monopoly does not translate into a full monopoly of U.S.-overseas communications links, since undersea cable is a substitute. Taking into account advances in cable technology, and especially the introduction of fiber optics, Comsat's market power is being eroded and government regulation is becoming less important. However, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) imposes circuit-loading restrictions that force AT & T to use a greater number of satellite circuits, essentially guaranteeing Comsat a portion of AT & T's traffic. This report discusses the history of the FCC's attempt to regulate Comsat, assesses FCC actions to reduce Comsat's market power, and evaluates the past effects of and future needs for such regulation."--Rand Abstracts

Artificial satellites in telecommunication --- Artificial satellites in telecommunication --- Law and legislation --- Communications Satellite Corporation.

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Communications, Military --- Artificial satellites in telecommunication --- Broadband communication systems

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The U.S. Space Force (USSF) and U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) are examining and pursuing various ways to leverage commercial space capabilities as part of their policy goal to promote the U.S. space industry and their strategy for improving the national security space architecture. As the commercial space industry continues to grow in capability, capacity, and diversity, opportunities for the USSF and DoD to leverage commercial capabilities are expanding. Specifically, the USSF is considering the role of the commercial space industry in its future space architecture and the innovation ecosystem. It is faced with many choices, such as which commercial capability option to leverage or for which military application it should use commercial instead of organic space capabilities. In this report, the authors conduct a broad review of seven commercial space sectors-satellite communications, space launch, remote sensing, environmental monitoring, space domain awareness, data transmit/receive networks, and space logistics-and characterize the capabilities and trends in each of them. The information gathered and included in this report is current as of June 15, 2020, and because of rapid changes in the commercial space industry, the authors also recommend sector-specific indicators to track future market developments.

Space industrialization --- Artificial satellites in telecommunication --- Remote sensing --- United States. --- United States. --- United States. --- United States

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This report sets forth a ""rule of thumb"" that communications planners can use in making efficient satellite leasing decisions while facing uncertain demand for satellite services.

Artificial satellites in telecommunication. --- Commercial leases. --- Government purchasing. --- Military telecommunication. --- Military telecommunication - United States. --- Telecommunication. --- Telecommunication - United States - Traffic - Esti. --- Telecommunication policy. --- Artificial satellites in telecommunication --- Telecommunication --- Military telecommunication --- Government purchasing --- Commercial leases --- Telecommunication policy --- Estimates --- Traffic