Commercial Space Risk Framework Assessing the Satellite Ground Station Security Landscape for NATO in the Arctic and High North

Boschetti, Nicolò; Gordon, Nathaniel G.; Sigholm, Johan; Falco, Gregory

doi:10.1109/milcom55135.2022.10017538

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“…From a military perspective, the Arctic hosts Allied and Non-Allied key military and commercial infrastructure (e.g. missile defence facilities, radars, early warning sites, or commercial space ground stations...) [492,496] and is home to a large proportion of Non-Allied nuclear deterrence forces [492].…”

Section: The Arctic and The High Northmentioning

confidence: 99%

Methodological approaches to identifying nato breakthrough technologies

Kupchyn,

Matsyk,

Demchenko

et al. 2023

Science, Technologies, Innovation

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This scientific work has a review nature and is aimed at systematizing, generalizing and highlighting the scientific and methodological foundations of NATO in technological foresight to identify breakthrough technologies. The article describes general approaches, main methodological aspects and technology assessment indicators, and provides common and different features in foresights 2020 and 2023. In particular, the process of technology assessment according to the Gartner cycle and levels of technological maturity is reflected. A separate block presents the results of a technological foresight with a forecast horizon until 2043. At the same time, the levels of technological maturity and potential impact on NATO capabilities were assessed, and the approximate time horizons for technology readiness were determined. Each scientific and technological area is given a brief description and decomposition into technological groups is shown.

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Section: The Arctic and The High Northmentioning

confidence: 99%