STRATEGY OF SPAСE DEBRIS TREATMENT

Authors

  • Lesia Pavliukh National Aviation University
  • Irina Syrotina National Aviation University
  • Olena Todorovych National Aviation University
  • Viktoriia Kovalska National Aviation University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.74.12297

Keywords:

space debris, ground-based measurements, space-based measurements, protection strategies

Abstract

Purpose and Objectives of the Work. This scientific article is devoted to space debris management issues. The aim of this scientific investigation is assessment of the protection methods from the influence of space debris on the Earth. Methods of Research: ground-based measurements, space-based measurements, analysis of the protection strategies. Research Results. Providing of two protection strategies: shielding (space debris shields for both manned and unmanned spacecraft can be quite effective against small particles. Protection against particles 0.1-1 cm in size can be achieved by shielding spacecraft structures) and collision avoidance which is possible by reducing the amount of new debris created and, in the longer term, removing existing debris.

Discussion. To improve the space environment we need to develop the complex approach, which, first of all, must include: 1) reducing creation of debris; 2) removing existing debris.

Author Biographies

Lesia Pavliukh, National Aviation University

Candidate of Engineering. Associate Professor.

Ecology Department, Research and Educational Institute of Environmental Safety, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Education: Environment Protection Faculty, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine (2005).

Research area: waste management.

Irina Syrotina, National Aviation University

Student.

Educational and Research Institute of Environmental Safety, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Research area: waste management.

Olena Todorovych, National Aviation University

Student.

Educational and Research Institute of Environmental Safety, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Research area: waste management.

Viktoriia Kovalska, National Aviation University

Student.

Educational and Research Institute of Environmental Safety, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Research area: waste management.

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Published

18-03-2018

How to Cite

Pavliukh, L., Syrotina, I., Todorovych, O., & Kovalska, V. (2018). STRATEGY OF SPAСE DEBRIS TREATMENT. Proceedings of National Aviation University, 74(1), 102–107. https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.74.12297

Issue

Section

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION