session 2

Title: International Cooperation, Challenges, and New Horizons - Session 2
type: oral
Description: This Track will address Technical and Operational Coordination in joint international missions; Sharing of Scientific Mission Data; challenges including funding changes, policy shifts and space diplomacy as well as opportunities ranging from scientific discovery to economic growth.
Date: 2025-05-09
Time: 11:00
Room: Room 404B

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1	11:00	Privatization of space sector and its implications on international cooperation	15'	confirmed	Ms. Prarthana P Kulkarni	R V College of Engineering, Bengaluru	India
2	11:15	Strategies and Challenges for Lunar Orbital Services: Communications and PNT	15'	confirmed	Mr. KangSan Kim	ispace, inc.	Korea, Republic of
3	11:30	Geopolitical and Geo-economic Implications of Recent Advances in Space Propulsion and Hypersonic Technologies	15'	confirmed	Ms. Sai Susmitha Guddanti	Department of Space Studies, University of North Dakota	United States
4	11:45	Unified Disaster Assistance and Information (UDAI) platform for BRICS+ Countries	15'	confirmed	Ms. Leyla Bayramova		Azerbaijan
5	12:00	Space as a Soft Power – Fostering International Cooperation for Collective Advancement in Space	15'	confirmed	Ms. Ayushee Chaudhary		India
6	12:15	Integrating use of space technology into sustainable development efforts: Through the mechanism of Space and Sustainability Compact Agreement Initiative	15'	confirmed	Dr. Upasana Dasgupta	OP Jindal Global University	India
7	12:30	Japan's scenario and roadmap for International Space Exploration	15'	confirmed	Mr. Kota Tanabe	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan
8	12:45	Space Diplomacy: Legal Challenges and Cooperative Frameworks for Sustainability in Outer Space	15'	confirmed	Ms. Shrawani Shagun		India