Promoting satellite communications, broadcasting and outer space activities in the Asia-Pacific region
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Membership Listings APSCC Membership is open to any government body, public and private organization, association, or corporation that is involved in satellite services, broadcasting, manufacturing, launch services, risk management or associate fields such as data-casting, informatics, multimedia, telecommunications, and other outer space-related activities with interests in the Asia-Pacific region.
A Voice and a Vision for the Asia-Pacific From its establishment in 1994, APSCC has served the satellite and space community in myriad capacities. From its publications to its events, APSCC provides its constituents with the support and tools they need to flourish in their respective fields.
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I am pleased to see that the APSCC Yearbook keeps pace with the expansion of the scope and depth of APSCC activities. A clear testimony of the driving force that APSCC has become is its growing membership and the success of the 9th APSCC Satellite Conference and Exhibition that under the theme ‘Satellites – Growing with Asia’ brought to Seoul almost 500 participants and 200 companies from 22 countries. This makes the APSCC Yearbook 2007 an excellent reference source on the capabilities of its members and a very useful tool, not only for the global satellite community but also for large user communities.
The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UN-OOSA) is proud to have provided its auspices to the quest of APSCC since its establishment, in whom it now has a partner to bring the usefulness of satellite communications to promote applications that build capacity in telemedicine, tele-education and disaster relief and recovery in Member States, particularly the developing countries. The Office for Outer Space Affairs looks forward to working with members of the APSCC in the implementation of its new programme, United Nations Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER) and to strengthen its fruitful cooperation with APSCC.
Sergio Camacho Lara Director Office for Outer Space Affairs
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