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发件人: Annick Bureaud <[email protected]> 主题: [OlatsNewsEnglish] Call: Water and Space. Societal, Educational and Cultural aspects 日期: 20091111下午090423收件人: Annick <[email protected]> Dear Friends of Leonardo, Leonardo/Olats is pleased to forward this call and encourage all of you having a work (artwork or theoretical) tied to water and space technologies to submit an abstract. Please : do NOT reply to me. Read carefully the call and check the full pdf document and ... follow the procedures. Best Annick Bureaud ********** CALL FOR PAPERS WATER and SPACE: Societal, Educational and Cultural aspects International Astronautical Congress 27th September – 1st October 2010, Prague 5 March 2010 Deadline for submitting abstracts A joint session (E1.6.-E5.4) between the IAF Space Education and Outreach Committee and the IAA Commission VI and co- sponsored by ITACCUS on the topic "Water and Space: Societal, Educational and Cultural aspects" will be hold during the International Astronautical Congress that will take place in Prague in 2010 Inter-disciplinary in nature, it will explore the societal and cultural contexts of water as they are related to space. Nearly 71% of the Earth constitutes water. Recently water has been found on other celestial bodies (Moon, Mars). Yet, the world faces serious issues related to water: not only its general availability and management, but also in the context of global warming as well as in the pollution of rivers, lakes and oceans. Space systems are employed in monitoring such aspects as ocean currents and salinity, the decline of the Arctic ice coverage, and the location and size of shoals of fish. Water management often relies on the use of space systems for scientific study as well as for remote operation of pump stations. Water and its resources management affects societies that depend on it for a living as well as for survival, not to mention the destruction of other life forms. Access to water is often a matter of serious political and economic implications. Water associated disasters such as floods and tsunamis are coming to rely heavily on space systems for time critical response and management. Climate change modelling requires a good understanding of hydrological science and this too is helped by the data provided by space systems. In this inter-disciplinary session we wish to explore the societal and cultural contexts of water as they are tied to space. Possible topics include: political and economic issues; how the crises affecting our oceans impact on society; how the discoveries of water on the Moon and Mars is opening up not only new knowledge but also may impact both the human condition on earth and human space exploration; the way the arts, popular culture and entertainment engage with cultural issues around water, remote sensing coordination and public access; water management; educational programmes relating to water from space and water in space. Chairs Annick Bureaud ITACCUS – FRANCE Bijal Thakore Space Generation Advisory Council – UNITED KINGDOM Lyn Wigbels American Astronautical Society (AAS) – UNITED STATES Rapporteur Adrian Meyer NYDT – SOUTH AFRICA

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发件人: Annick Bureaud <[email protected]>主题: [OlatsNewsEnglish] Call: Water and Space. Societal, Educational and Cultural aspects日期: 2009年11月11日 下午09时04分23秒收件人: Annick <[email protected]>

Dear Friends of Leonardo,

Leonardo/Olats is pleased to forward this call and encourage all of you having a work (artwork or theoretical) tied to waterand space technologies to submit an abstract.

Please : do NOT reply to me. Read carefully the call and check the full pdf document and ... follow the procedures.

BestAnnick Bureaud

**********

CALL FOR PAPERS

WATER and SPACE: Societal, Educational and Cultural aspects

International Astronautical Congress 27th September – 1st October 2010, Prague

5 March 2010 Deadline for submitting abstracts

A joint session (E1.6.-E5.4) between the IAF Space Education and Outreach Committee and the IAA Commission VI and co-sponsored by ITACCUS on the topic "Water and Space: Societal, Educational and Cultural aspects" will be hold during theInternational Astronautical Congress that will take place in Prague in 2010 Inter-disciplinary in nature, it will explore the societal and cultural contexts of water as they are related to space.

Nearly 71% of the Earth constitutes water. Recently water has been found on other celestial bodies (Moon, Mars). Yet, the worldfaces serious issues related to water: not only its general availability and management, but also in the context of global warmingas well as in the pollution of rivers, lakes and oceans.

Space systems are employed in monitoring such aspects as ocean currents and salinity, the decline of the Arctic ice coverage, andthe location and size of shoals of fish. Water management often relies on the use of space systems for scientific study as well as forremote operation of pump stations.

Water and its resources management affects societies that depend on it for a living as well as for survival, not to mention thedestruction of other life forms. Access to water is often a matter of serious political and economic implications. Water associated disasters such as floods and tsunamis are coming to rely heavily on space systems for time critical response andmanagement. Climate change modelling requires a good understanding of hydrological science and this too is helped by the dataprovided by space systems.

In this inter-disciplinary session we wish to explore the societal and cultural contexts of water as they are tied to space. Possibletopics include: political and economic issues; how the crises affecting our oceans impact on society; how the discoveries of water onthe Moon and Mars is opening up not only new knowledge but also may impact both the human condition on earth and humanspace exploration; the way the arts, popular culture and entertainment engage with cultural issues around water, remote sensingcoordination and public access; water management; educational programmes relating to water from space and water in space.

ChairsAnnick BureaudITACCUS – FRANCE

Bijal ThakoreSpace Generation Advisory Council – UNITED KINGDOM

Lyn WigbelsAmerican Astronautical Society (AAS) – UNITED STATES

RapporteurAdrian MeyerNYDT – SOUTH AFRICA

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How to submit: (Please read carefully, the IAC procedures are strict)

Submission of abstract must be done exclusively on www.iafastro.org.If this is your first visit on the IAF website, please register using the online registration form. We kindly remind you that allfields are mandatory.

Read the pdf of the call for all details: http://www.iafastro.com/iac2010/IAC2010_CallForPapers.pdf

Deadlines

5 March 2010 Deadline for submitting abstracts22-25 March 2010 IPC Spring Meeting in Paris26 April 2010 Official notification to authors26 April 2010 Opening of the manuscript uploading system8 September 2010 Deadline for uploading manuscripts10 September 2010 Deadline for uploading of presentations

Important note: If your abstract has been selected, it is mandatory to upload your full manuscript presentation before the deadlineto be able to participate in the session.

Usefull web sites

IAF : International Astronautical Federationhttp://www.iafastro.org

IAC Prague 2010: International Astronautical Congress, Prague, 2010http://www.iac2010.cz

Pdf of the Call for Papers IAC Prague 2010http://www.iafastro.com/iac2010/IAC2010_CallForPapers.pdf

IAA: International Academy of Astronauticshttp://iaaweb.org/

ITACCUS: IAF Committee for the Cultural Utilization of Spacehttp://www.iafastro.org/?id=883

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