Abstract
In this article certain problems surrounding Satellite remote sensing (SRS) will be addressed with particular emphasis on their legal implications. Aspects of air law as they affect remote sensing will not be discussed in any detail, nor will it be necessary to refer to the vexing problem of determining the satisfactory boundary between the airspace and outer space. This fundamental problem is still in dispute and under constant review, both in scholarly circles and in the United Nations; and the world community may consider itself fortunate that the issue has not prevented a number of important international agreements on space law from being adopted. The status of SRS in the regimes created by these agreements will be the focus of this article.
Recommended Citation
I. H. P. Diederiks-Verschoor,
Current Issues in Remote Sensing,
5
Mich. J. Int'l L.
305
(1984).
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