Institutionalization of Space Activities I. R. Iran

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Institutionalization of Space Activities in I. R. Iran Parviz Tarikhi Head, Office for Specialized International Cooperation on Space Applications, Iranian Remote Sensing Center October 2002

The background of Man s attention to space goes to the early days of the human history. Wishing to fly in the sky and travel to space is a common idea not only in the myths but also in human religions.

Kay Kāvus flies in the sky using the power of the hungry eagles (Shahnameh-e Ferdowsi, Persian Epics ). Religious ascent

Man has paid great attention to astronomy, mathematics, art and literature thanks to his interest in space. There are many signs and documents about the attention and interest of the Iranian poets to space that can be seen in their works.

Since when Sputnik orbited the Earth in 1957, many thousands of satellites have been launched.

Space technology is very important in our modern life. Its social, economic, political and cultural effects are very evident. I do not wish to be interrogated in this concern, but we have invested bus$ 35 to bus$ 40 in the space program, and disregarding the knowledge we have gained through imaging from space, we have benefited ten times of what we have invested. L. Johnson, Former US President

More than 3500 satellites currently in space 577 bus$ absorbed by space technology in 1998-2002

Satellite data for: Promotion of knowledge about the environment, Earth, and the Universe. New technologies increase new applications that are beneficial for the life on Earth.

Functionality of the satellites Application Satellites Global positioning Satellites Earth Observation Satellites Scientific and exploration Satellites Telecommunication Satellites

Application Satellites Weather satellites to predict storms, hurricanes, floods, cyclones, tidal waves, and forest fires

Global positioning Satellites Navigation

Earth Observation Satellites Monitoring the Earth resources

Earth Observation Satellites Monitoring the Earth resources Increasing spatial, spectral and temporal resolution Spatial resolution, under 1 meter Spectral resolution, multiple spectral bands Temporal resolution, shortening the repeat time Mighty-Sat (Hyper spectral) IKONOS (High resolution)

Earth Observation Satellites Monitoring the Earth resources Applying new technologies: Radar technology such as SAR Interferometry LIDAR, Laser remote sensing X-ray remote sensing Non-electromagnetic remote sensing using gravity and sound waves SAR Interferogram generated from ERS data

Earth Observation Satellites Monitoring the Earth resources By 2004 The Middle East contributed to 60% of the demand for highresolution remote sensing data; it is still increasing Most of the countries in the region benefit their own telecom satellites. Israel and Pakistan have their own Remote Sensing satellites. Using telecom and Remote Sensing satellites in the Far East region is very widespread.

Scientific and exploration satellites Hubble Space Telescope Hubble Space Telescope

Scientific and exploration satellites Hubble Space Telescope Satellites for studying Earth and other planets Terra Mars Mariner

Scientific and exploration satellites Hubble Space Telescope Satellites for studying Earth and other planets Space Stations such as MIR Space Station With 130 tons of weight and 15 years of service 16500 different scientific and application experiments and creating 600 industrial technologies International Space Station is now in service and follows the functions of MIR Space Station. MIR Space Station

Telecommunication Satellites TV broadcasting

Telecommunication Satellites TV broadcasting Voice and data

Telecommunication Satellites TV broadcasting Voice and data 5200 transponders used in 2000 and 8814 transponders planned to be used in 2010 Year 2000: 2766 units for TV and Video broadcasting, 2140 units for voice and data and 294 for the Internet Year 2010: 4661 units for TV and Video broadcasting, 1763 units for voice and data and 2390 for the Internet

An increasing and promising attention is given to the application of space technologies in recent decade in Iran.

Iran joins other 17 countries of the world in 1958 to found the Committee on International Cooperation in Space. The Committee later changes its name to the Committee of Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). Iran has ever hold its peaceful position on the applications of space science and technology. Iran is the continuous contributor to COPUOS deliberations.

Iran enters the space applications era in 1969 through establishing Asad Abad Ground Station by installing a 30m-diameter standard A antenna to connect to the pacific Intelsat for international communications. Mahdasht Satellite Receiving Station is established in 1972 following the launch ERTS (Landsat-1). The Station is among the only 5 stations around the world at the date.

Telecommunications, TV broadcasting, remote sensing, navigation, teleeducation, weather forecasting, environmental modeling, Internet, relief and rescue, and so on are common applications of space technology that have been well spread in Iran.

Environmental Modeling

relief and rescue

In telecommunications, there are three communications networks in Iran with more than 1000 ground stations providing voice and data services to the users.

In telecommunications, for example only the number of fixed communication lines from 9,000,000 in year 2000 will grow to 12,000,000 in 2003. Nearly 1 of 5 of the Iranian population will own a phone line thanks to the availability of space communication technology in Iran The telecommunication network of Iran is one of the greatest networks in the Middle East.

Institutionalizing the space activities in the Islamic Republic of Iran, a vital necessity

The Iranian Remote Sensing Center affiliated to the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology in cooperation with the other related bodies committed to establish the Iranian Space Agency in February 2004. Presently the issues concerning the parliamentary approvals are going on successfully and promisingly. The Agency has now its Statute.

By the establishment of the Iranian Space Agency all the space related activities in the Islamic Republic of Iran is covered by this organization.

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