Journal of Space Law

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Japanese Law and Regulations Concerning Remote Sensing Activities
Setsuko Aoki

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What Lawyers Need to Know About Science to Effectively Make and Address Laws for Remote Sensing and Environmental Monitoring
Fermín Romero Vázquez and Sergio Camacho Lara

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Sensing a Change? The Re-Launch of Australia’s Space Policy and Some Possible Legal Implications
Steven Freeland

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Remote Sensing Issues as They Relate to Korea
Jae Gon Lee

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Remote Sensing Data Distribution and Application in the Environmental Protection, Disaster Prevention, and Urban Planning in China
Yan Ling

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Legal Aspects of Reducing Green House Gases Emitted by Aircraft Registered in Korea: A Ripple Effect of EU Initiatives
Won-hwa Park

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The Moon Agreement in the 21st Century: Addressing its Potential Role in the Era of Commercial Exploitation of the Natural Resources of the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies
Fabio Tronchetti

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Access to Water on the Moon: Lessons from Water Law in Hawai‘i and Elsewhere
Jon M. Van Dyke

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Regulation of Remote Sensing Activities in Hong Kong: Privacy, Access, Security, Copyright, and the Case of Google
Yun Zhao

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Front Matter
Journal Editors

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Foreword
Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz

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Call for Papers
Journal Editors

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Bibliography: Aviation and Space Law: Relevant Publications
P. J. Blount

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Commentary. Environmental Monitoring Cooperation Paves the Way for Common Rules on Remote Sensing Activities Among the Pacific Rim
Ikuko Kuriyama

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Commentary. Earth Observation, the Environment, Space, and Remote Sensing Law in the Pacific Rim: Meeting and Live Blogcast Presented by the National Center for Remote Sensing, Air, and Space Law (Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, June 16-18, 2010), Reviewer’s Comments
Masami Onoda