Space Security. The Parties shall promote the enhancement of safety, security and sustainability of all space-related activities, and agree to work together at bilateral, regional and international levels with the aim of safeguarding peaceful uses of outer space. Both Parties note the importance of preventing an arms race in outer space.
Space Security. In order to provide adequate security and protection of personnel, property and equipment, all areas will be provided with adequate locks and patrolled by campus security personnel. Members shall be provided keys to work areas and to the buildings containing those work areas, in accordance with local campus policy as proposed by the Senate and approved by the President. Part-time members shall be provided with secure storage for course materials that require confidentiality.10 10 The implementation of this provision shall be the subject of letters of agreement negotiated at each of the four universities, following the same procedures as specified in Article 10.4 of this Agreement.
Space Security. Security shall be standard industrial type key and lock assembly and the exterior of the building will be monitored by video recording equipment operated and maintained by Lincoln Transportation and Utilities. Any additional electronic security devices or monitoring systems will be the responsibility of County.
Space Security. Definitions Space may be defined as an unlimited three-dimensional expanse in which all material objects are located. In this context it is the place beyond our planet’s atmosphere taking place between the celestial bodies of the universe. The density is normally negligible although cosmic rays, meteorites, gas clouds, etc., can occur. It can be divided into cislunar space (between the earth and moon), interplanetary space, interstellar space, and intergalactic space. Considering the humankind state-of- the-art of technology development, the space relevant to be considered concerning threat may be constrained to cislunar space, however also more projects discovering space beyond this limit are carried out. The involvement of space in espionage, security and commercial related themes increases the requirement of security-related definitions and actions. Thus Space security may be defined as the secure and sustainable access to, and use of, space and freedom from space-based threats. Security of aerospace missions: Because of the multiple use of space and wide range of space actors, a comprehensive and holistic outlook is necessary to achieve a reasonable understanding of space security and security of aerospace missions. The protection of communication links to and between satellites as well as to other aerospace missions is a major concern next to the protection of vulnerable space ground stations. Protection of space missions and satellites against some direct threats which lead to destruction is a high concern for ground stations but also for space missions, which however require sophisticated technology for an attack. Strategies for avoidance of large damage are mainly obtained through radiation hardening, system redundancy, and greater use of higher orbits. Additionally space systems may offer important support for military functions such as: communications, navigation, early- warning, reconnaissance, surveillance, imaging, and remote-sensing. In this context these systems could allow the realization of operations with speed, precision, and economy of force. Satellite security: The number of satellites and other objects in earth orbit has been continuously growing and because of its high speed in orbit, space debris can endanger space assets. In addition, satellites require an orbital slot and a portion of the radio frequency spectrum in order to effectively carry out their functions in orbit and ensure communication. The expansion of satellite applica...
Space Security. Security shall be standard industrial type key and lock assembly and includes one monitoring device outside the exterior door. In an effort to prevent vandalism and damage to the property, additional monitoring devices may be installed in the common areas, exterior, and garage areas. The devices are used for the limited purpose of monitoring the conduct of persons who may cause such damage and destruction. Such monitoring devices will not be monitored 24 hours a day. LTU shall not be responsible for the quality of any such security system which may be provided hereunder or for damage or injury to Tenant, its employees, invitees or others due to the failure, action or inaction of such security system.
