›SNAC2020 - Space as a National Asset for Canada
Given the current uncertain situation, we are investigating rescheduling SNAC2020. Once the revised dates have been confirmed, we will post them and send out an announcement.
The utilization of space underpins much of modern society, including enabling GPS location, accurately time-stamping ATM activities, connecting distant communities, and tracking severe weather. As a result, A New Space Strategy for Canada (2019) identifies space as a strategic national asset. The goals of this conference-workshop are to bring together the stakeholders from universities, government, industry, and community organizations that develop and utilize space to assess the current status of space infrastructure and identify future needs for Canada.
Local Organizing Committee:
- Pauline Barmby (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University)
- Dana Beaton (Institute for Earth and Space Exploration, Western University)
- Laura Cardozo (Rotman Institute of Philosophy, Western University)
- Deborah Fox (Rotman Institute of Philosophy, Western University)
- Sarah Gallagher (Canadian Space Agency; Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University)
- Gordon Osinski (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University)
Scientific Program Committee:
- Matthew Bamsey (Canadian Space Agency)
- Pauline Barmby (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University)
- Danny Bednar (Canadian Space Agency; Department of Geography, Western University)
- Sarah Gallagher (Canadian Space Agency; Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University)
- Jeff Kinder (Institute on Governance)
- Marianne Mader (Canadian Association of Science Centres)
- Shawn Marshall (Department of Geography, University of Calgary)
- Gordon Osinski (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University)
- Robert Riddell (Canadian Space Agency)
- Anthony Skelton (Department of Philosophy, Western University)
- Lucy Stojak (Space Advisory Board)
- Isabelle Tremblay (Canadian Space Agency)
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