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2-nd International Specialized Symposium "Space & Global Security of Humanity" (SGS 2010). 5-9 July 2010
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27 July - Full materials of Symposium
28 June - Programme of Symposium 5 February 2010 - On-line Registration is open (Registration, Submission) 20 December 2009 - First announcement
DEADLINES:30 May 2010 - Submission of abstracts 4 June 2010 - Acceptance of abstracts 30 April 2010 - Early registrations ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
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GREETINGS:Greeting from the Mayor of Riga: 
Globalization of economic processes in the modern world demands not only new principles of economic relations, but also qualitatively new systems of global monitoring of natural and man-made changes that have supranational character today and may become sources of irreversible processes for all humanity. The „Space and Global Security of Humanity” Symposium is one more step on the way of understanding of the importance of decision of creating a common ecologic security of Space with the use of modern scientific achievements and aerospace technologies potential. Riga always had its relation to space. Riga was a motherland of such great researchers as Fridrih Tsander and Mstislav Keldysh whose contribution to the development of astronautics cannot be overestimated I am sure that traditional hospitality of our city and also the experience of conduction of many international forums will favour a productive work of the Symposium participants in solving problems of space research development and its utilization for the welfare of science and progress. Nil Ushakov Mayor of Riga
Greeting from the President of the Latvian Academy of Science: 
In the twenty first century understaning came that it is possible to solve the humanitarian problems of mankind by the mutual efforts of all countires of the world only. It is a utilization of Space for prediction of natural and man-made disasters and emergencies including such important problem for Latvia as the country`s coastline status monitoring. Observation of forestry, prevention of the barbarian deforestation and fire, on-line monitoring of hazardous goods traffic across the territory of the country from Space are extremely important. The researchers of our country were taking and are taking part in solution of many scientific problems connected with Space and its utilization in peaceful purposes. We are proud that such important event as the Second International Symposium „Space and Global Security of Humanity” takes place in our Riga. On behalf of the Latvian Academy of Science we congratulate sincerely the participants of the Simposium and wish them a successful work for the welfare of our planet inhabitants. Juris Ekmanis President of the Latvian Academy of Science
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