Case Studies

This project examines technological innovation across the Asia Pacific, highlighting advancements in both space and non-space sectors. It showcases the region's achievements in satellite technology, remote sensing, and renewable energy, alongside breakthroughs in IT, biotech, and disaster management. By analyzing government funding, R&D investments, and academic-industrial partnerships, it illustrates the region's dynamic innovation ecosystem. International collaborations, such as joint lunar missions and technology exchange agreements, further demonstrate the region's commitment to innovation and cooperation.

This project explores the history, design, and societal impact of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), from its conception to current achievements. It examines key design elements and showcases its diverse contributions, such as aiding wildlife conservation and healthcare advancements. Advocating for increased funding, it underscores the importance of space missions for technological growth and societal progress, particularly for countries in the Asia-Pacific and Oceania region. It also discusses strategies for funding acquisition and emphasizes the feasibility and versatility of space missions in various fields.

This project explores the crucial role of space-based Earth observation (EO) and data in GIS, weather forecasting, disaster predictions, and risk assessment models. We'll investigate how various insurance types benefit from space data insights, explore personalized risk assessments, and examine a case study on predicting the Indian monsoon's impact on insurance and finance. Finally, we'll outline future trends in leveraging space data for informed decision-making.