Russia and Kazakhstan cooperation in the aerospace industry to expand geospatial information use

Ковалев, И В; Voroshilova, A A; Piskorskaya, Svetlana Yu; Seitov, Bolat A

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“…In 2008, the regulator Kazkosmos developed a Strategic Plan for 2009–2010. According to this plan, the key task of Kazcosmos at that time was the formation of a new space industry for Kazakhstan (Kovalev et al, 2019 ). In addition, its priority areas were identified, such as the creation of space target systems and technologies, the development of the Baikonur complex, and spacecraft launch vehicles.…”

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Factors and trends in the development of the space industry in the context of the digitalization of the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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The article is relevant because of the need to formulate and consider the main tools of digital socioeconomic transformation, as well as because of the need to create a new model. The implementation of the transformation of already existing forms and concepts inherent in socioeconomic systems depends on these processes. It is shown that whereas in traditional industries, economic value is created within the enterprise, in the digital economy, value is created outside the enterprise at the time of interaction between partners, suppliers, and customers. The conceptualization of space activities in the Republic of Kazakhstan and the practical implementation of programs for the development of the space industry is considered. Based on a combination of process, sectoral, and technological approaches, the article considers the relationship between the development directions of the space industry in Kazakhstan and the processes of the national economy digitalization. The necessity of transnational strategic partnership in the field of innovative digital technologies in the space industry instead of the currently used “rent” approach is demonstrated. The results of the article can be used to develop White papers and more detailed documents in the field of interrelated policies for the development of the digital economy and the space industry in Kazakhstan.

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Factors and trends in the development of the space industry in the context of the digitalization of the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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Yesmagulova³

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“…countries (e.g., Russia and Kazakhstan) (Kovalev et al, 2019). In Brazil, the Brazilian Space Agency is an autonomous agency belonging to the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation and is responsible for the Brazilian Space Program.…”

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Potential negative effects of the Brazilian Space Program on coastal sharks

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The Brazilian government recently announced its first partnerships with the private sector, including American and Canadian companies, to use the Alcântara Space Center (Maranhão, northern Brazil). This center is known for its privileged location, saving up to 30% of fuel in launches. Its operationalization is an offshoot of the Technological Safeguards Agreement, which is important for the Brazilian Space Program due to greater space sector investments and environmentally relevant projects. In 2003, a major fire at the Alcântara Space Center destroyed a rocket and killed 21 workers, halting Brazilian Space Program activities. Recently, our research group reported serious environmental consequences of this accident, i.e., extremely high amounts of Rubidium (Rb) in apex predatory sharks near the Alcântara Space Center. This element is used in fuels and in space propulsion systems and is potentially toxic, displaying bioaccumulating and biomagnifying capabilities. The observed concentrations are the highest ever detected in any living organism (up to 24.65 mg kg-1 dry weight). The launch base is located on the Brazilian Amazon Coast, and population recruitment impacts may compromise biota conservation and biodiversity. Local shark meat consumption is also worrying, as consumers may be exposed to Rb, whose effects in humans are unknown. We, therefore, indicate an urgent need for biomonitoring efforts in the area, as the Alcântara Space Center is about to operate at its maximum capacity.

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Russia and Kazakhstan cooperation in the aerospace industry to expand geospatial information use

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Factors and trends in the development of the space industry in the context of the digitalization of the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Factors and trends in the development of the space industry in the context of the digitalization of the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Potential negative effects of the Brazilian Space Program on coastal sharks

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