Overview
The Space Security Index (SSI) is a tool for policy-makers, space actors and the public which assesses the impact of developments related to space upon security security.
Published annually, SSI is based on two key components: a fact-base of the trends and yearly developments under eight 'indicators' of space security based on primary research; and input from space stakeholders including an online survey and a working group of space experts who are invited to review this integrated assessment of space security and set the value of the Space Security Index in each of the eight indicators for that year. The latter consultative process engages a broad cross-section of policy-makers, civil, commercial, and military space experts from many different countries, to facilitate dialogue on space security challenges and potential responses.
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Marshall, William, Simon Collard-Wexler, Jessy Cowan-Sharp, Sarah Estabrooks, Amb. Thomas Graham Jr. and Robert Lawson. “Space Security 2004.” June 2005
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