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| author | Abdul-Hamid, Asaad Pearl, Brycen D. Lee, Hang Woon Chen, Hao |
| author_facet | Abdul-Hamid, Asaad Pearl, Brycen D. Lee, Hang Woon Chen, Hao |
| contents | As orbital debris continues to become a higher priority for the space industry, there is a need to explore how partnerships between the public and private space sector may aid in addressing this issue. This research develops a space logistics framework for planning orbital debris remediation missions, providing a quantitative basis for partnerships that are mutually beneficial between space operators and debris remediators. By integrating network-based space logistics and game theory, we illuminate the high-level costs of remediating orbital debris, and the surplus that stands to be shared as a result. These findings indicate significant progress toward the continued development of a safe, sustainable, and profitable space economy. |
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| spellingShingle | Space Logistics Analysis and Incentive Design for Commercialization of Orbital Debris Remediation Abdul-Hamid, Asaad Pearl, Brycen D. Lee, Hang Woon Chen, Hao Systems and Control As orbital debris continues to become a higher priority for the space industry, there is a need to explore how partnerships between the public and private space sector may aid in addressing this issue. This research develops a space logistics framework for planning orbital debris remediation missions, providing a quantitative basis for partnerships that are mutually beneficial between space operators and debris remediators. By integrating network-based space logistics and game theory, we illuminate the high-level costs of remediating orbital debris, and the surplus that stands to be shared as a result. These findings indicate significant progress toward the continued development of a safe, sustainable, and profitable space economy. |
| title | Space Logistics Analysis and Incentive Design for Commercialization of Orbital Debris Remediation |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07708 |