2 environment.
nology industry
Net approaches
livery systems
This program
an industry to
role in the
y derived from
ogram and its
kets.
tus
inadian Space
tre for Remote
nt of Fisheries
Atmospheric
are funding a
requirements,
mplementation
nd commercial
. The contract
/as awarded to
npanies led by
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International
Data Systems
MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates of
Richmond, B.C., in February 1994.
This Study will be completed in October
1994. Development of subsequent
phases of CEONet is dependent on the
approval of this program in the
Canadian Long Term Space Plan.
Conclusion
CEONet will increase and accelerate the
use of Earth Observation data and the
integration of space remote sensing in
operational resource and environment
management programs. At the same
time Canadian industry will gain the
ability to generate new knowledge-
based products and services for the
more globally-interdependent economy
of the 1990s.
References
Noetix and Roger Buxton Associates,
1993, "Preparatory Study for CEOnet -
Phase 1."
Noetix, 1993, " Preparatory Study for
CEOnet - Phase 2."
Long. Term Space. Plan
Interagency/Industrial Working Group
1992a, " Earth Observation Needs and
Clients Subcommittee Report."
Long Term Space Plan
Interagency/Industrial Working Group,
1992b, "Earth Observation Working
Group Data Management Report."
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