EXPECTED · MONTHS 1–6
Stakeholder Ecosystem Report
Who the governance actors in orbit actually are: operators, insurers, SSA providers, standards bodies and associations, with the relationships between them set out.
1 KM · DELIVERABLES
Outputs
Reports, instruments a regulator could adopt, and the scholarship that supports them. Publication dates follow the four project phases; this page is updated as each output is released.
REPORTS AND EVIDENCE BASE
EXPECTED · MONTHS 7–12
Comparative Legal Report
Seven jurisdictions on AI-driven space operations, read against the Outer Space Treaty 1967 and the Liability Convention 1972.
EXPECTED · MONTHS 7–12
Industry Governance Practices Database
The technical specifications, insurance requirements and data-sharing terms that function as rules, recorded and classified.
GOVERNANCE INSTRUMENTS
EXPECTED · MONTHS 13–18
Audit-Ready Accountability Framework
What an operator would have to record, retain and be able to produce for an autonomous decision to be reviewable after the fact.
EXPECTED · MONTHS 13–18
Model Cross-Border Incident-Reporting Clauses
Drafting that can be inserted into licences, contracts and inter-operator agreements so that an incident is reported consistently across jurisdictions.
EXPECTED · MONTHS 13–18
Comparative Duty-of-Care Typology
The standards of care imposed by private instruments across the seven jurisdictions, classified so that they can be compared with statutory duties.
OPEN ACCESS
Interactive online toolkit
The framework, the typology and the model clauses in a form a regulator, operator or insurer can work through directly, published on this site and free to use. Released in the project’s final phase.
SCHOLARSHIP AND POLICY
5–6 ARTICLES · ACROSS THE AWARD
Peer-reviewed articles
In space law, technology regulation and applied ethics journals. Open-access status is recorded here on publication.
EXPECTED · MONTHS 19–24
Edited volume proposal
Bringing the consortium's jurisdictional chapters together with contributions from outside the project.
OPEN ACCESS · THROUGHOUT
Policy briefs
Short, citable briefs for regulators and delegations, published free to read as findings become firm.
Dates given are the expected reporting points in the 24-month programme, not publication commitments.
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