세계의 우주 시스템 브리핑 : 우주 시스템, 우주 항구구, 시장 현황과 전망

Authored by Marco Caceres, Teal Group's 'World Space Systems Briefing' is a monthly-updated information service consisting of reports that track the status and outlook of the world's space systems, spaceports and markets. Each program report includes information describing the space system, designating the agency responsible for development or operation of the system, an explanation of the various subsystems and the companies involved in supplying the components (primes as well as subcontractors), an overview giving a brief history and current status of the program, and, finally, a 10-year launch forecast is included, along with a "Teal Group Evaluation" of the program.

The spaceport reports are structured similarly. The reports are organized in sections by type (e.g., Launch Vehicles, Payloads) and within sections, alphabetically by system or facility. The 'World Space Systems Briefing' covers a large portion of the world's space systems and launch facilities. The focus of the publication, however, is on active programs or those that are in their early planning or development stages.

A valuable feature of the World Space Systems Briefing is its included Worldwide Mission Model Overview. We also offer a daily-updated online version of the model, the Worldwide Mission Model Online, containing information on space payloads proposed to be built and launched during the next 20 years.

Table of Contents

User's Guide

Index

• Index

Mission Model

• Worldwide Mission Model (Summary Tables): 2022-2031
• Worldwide Mission Model: 2022-2031

Launch Vehicles

• ALASA
• Alpha
• Antares
• Ariane 5ME
• Ariane 6
• Atlas II
• Atlas V
• Capricornio
• Delta II
• Delta III
• Eagle
• Epsilon
• Falcon Heavy
• GX
• H-2A
• H-3
• H-X NGLV
• K-1
• LauncherOne
• LK-1
• Long March 5
• Minotaur V
• Molniya
• Naro
• Neutron
• QuickReach
• Rockot
• SA-1
• Safir
• Scorpius
• Seagull
• Shavit
• Start
• Stratolaunch
• Surf
• Taurus
• Tronador
• Tsyklon
• VEGA
• VLS

Manned Systems

• Columbus Orbital Facility
• CXV
• Dragon
• Dream Chaser
• Enterprise
• FLPP
• Lynx
• New Shepard
• Orbital Reef
• Orion MPCV
• Shenzhou
• Skylon
• SLS
• SOAR
• SpaceShipOne
• Starliner
• Sundancer
• US Hab

Payloads

• AEHF
• AirTV
• ALOS
• ANGELS
• AngoSat
• Anuvu
• AprizeStar
• AssureSat
• Athena
• BepiColombo
• BolivarSat
• CFOSat
• Chandrayaan
• Chang'e
• ClearSpace One
• Colony 2
• Courier
• CyberStar
• CYGNSS
• Deimos Perseus
• DeTeSat
• Diamant
• Don Quijote
• DSP
• EarthCARE
• Eastsat
• EDRSS
• EROS
• Es' hail 2
• Escort
• EuroSkyway
• FAISat
• Fuego
• GEROS
• Global Radio
• GNOMES
• GOCE
• GOES-N
• GOES-R
• GSSAP
• Hellas-Sat 3&4
• Horizons-2
• Hylas 4
• IBEx
• ICON
• IGS
• Inmarsat 5
• IRIS
• IXO
• JPSS
• Kiwisat
• Lightspeed
• LiteSat
• Marathon
• Matrix
• Megha Tropiques
• Metop
• Metop-SG
• Micro Venus
• Minisat
• MPA
• MUOS
• MX-1
• N-POESS
• Nicasat
• Nilesat 2
• Optsat 3000
• Orbital Express
• Orfeo
• Paksat 1R
• Pars
• PLATO
• QZSS
• RapidEye
• Rascom
• Resource21
• S2COM
• SAR-Lupe
• Sentinel
• Skegeenik
• Skynet 5
• SkySat
• Small GEO
• SMART
• SMOS
• Solar Orbiter
• Spaceway
• SPOT 6/7
• StarBand
• Starlink
• STSS-ATRR
• Svea
• SWOT
• TDRSS
• TEMISAT
• TerraSAR
• Theos
• TSat
• Tupac Katari
• UFO
• Venus Climate Orbiter
• Vinasat
• WEST
• WGS
• Yahsat
• Yamal
• Zohreh

Ballistic Missile Defense

• Arrow
• GBI/NGI

International Ballistic Missile Defense

• KEI
• MEADS
• Patriot
• SBIRS-GEO
• THAAD
• Spaceports
• Andoya (Norway)
• Biak Island (Indonesia)
• Broglio (Italy)
• Mid-Atlantic Regional (USA)
• Taiyuan (China)
• Woomera (Australia)

Appendix 1

• Rocket Failures & Malfunctions

Appendix 2

• Payload Failures & Malfunctions

Appendix 3

• Launch Log (by Launch Site): 1998-2017

Appendix 4

• Launch Log (by Launch Date): 1999-2018

Appendix 5

• DoD Space Prime Contract Awards