Telenor Satellite joins Space Data Association (SDA).
Telenor Satellite has become the latest member to join the Space Data Association (SDA).
Empowering space data through collaboration
SDA is an international non-profit association of satellite operators that supports the controlled, reliable and efficient sharing of space environment and RF spectrum data. Its membership comprises many of the world’s major satellite communications companies.
“We are pleased to welcome Telenor Satellite as the latest member of the SDA,” commented Mark Rawlins, Chairman, Space Data Association. “We established the SDA in 2009 as we saw a need to coordinate activity and safeguard space-based infrastructure. The more we can engage with those operating in the space environment, the more effective we can be.”
About the SDA
The Space Data Association is a non-profit international association of satellite operators that supports the controlled, reliable and efficient sharing of data critical to the safety and integrity of the space environment and the RF spectrum. It maintains the Space Data Center, a database of high-accuracy orbital information, which is operated by Analytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI) of Exton, PA. Established in the Isle of Man the SDA is open to all satellite operators and other participants.
Membership information can be found at www.space-data.org.
“The SDA plays an important role, ensuring effective sharing of data and providing technical support to its members. We are excited to contribute to the SDA’s vital work and look forward to actively participating in its initiatives.”