Rob Huebert

Commercial Satellite Imagery and United Nations Peacekeeping (eBook, PDF)

A View From Above
Redaktion: Keeley, James F.

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book examines the possibilities for the use of satellite imagery in support of UN peacekeeping operations and also to protect the national security of Canada. Experts in the field discuss the needs of peacekeeping operations, the requirements for the use of such imagery and the capabilities for providing it. The organizational, political and other issues which arise from the use of such imagery are also given careful consideration.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 268
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351950459
• Artikelnr.: 48418848

Autorenporträt

Rob Huebert, James F.Keeley

Inhaltsangabe

Contents: Introduction: commercial satellite imagery, UN
peacekeeping/making and national security: a Canadian perspective, James F.
Keeley and Rob Huebert; International law governing the acquisition and
dissemination of satellite imagery, Ram Jakhu; Availability and potential
use of low spatial resolution satellite imagery for peacekeeping and
disaster management, Mryka Hall-Beyer; Commercial satellite imagery in
peacekeeping sensor capabilities - present and near future, Jean-Pierre
Paquette; Trends in commercial satellite imaging with implications for
defence and security applications, Alvin L. Hanks and Richard C. Gorecki;
Development of geospatial technology for nuclear information management, C.
Vincent Tao and Q.S. (Bob) Truong; Financial considerations in the
acquisition of high resolution commercial satellite imagery for United
Nations peacekeeping and humanitarian operations, Steve Adam; The use of
commercial satellite imagery and Canadian security needs, James F. Keeley;
Organizing the United Nations for commercial satellite imagery, James F.
Keeley; Peacekeeping and intelligence: single or double bed?, Alex
Morrison; Commercial satellite imagery, Canadian security needs and
international law, Michel Bourbonnière and Louis Haeck; Commercial
satellite imagery and Canadian national security, Robert S. Macleod; Two
steps back: the uncertain promise for the strategic use of commercial
satellite imagery, Corey Michael Dvorkin; Access control of remote sensing
satellites, Dana G. Clarke; Blue eyes: surveillance satellites and UN
peacekeeping, Ulric Shannon; Canada and commercial satellite imagery:
technology in search of a foreign policy, Rob Huebert; Conclusion, James F.
Keeley andRob Huebert; Bibliography; Index.