VARIOUS SFO PUBLICATIONS
Generation of a Launch Infrastructure that Supports the Commercial Use
of the Space Environment.
Author: Andrew W. V. Clark
Published in the Proceedings of the 41st. Space Congress held in Cocoa
Beach, FL April to May 2003.
This paper explores the establishment of a Launch Base and its
associated infrastructure to support a major space exploration and use
program.
A Commercial
Approach for using TCP/IP in Range Operations
Author: Richard Prickett.
Published in the Proceedings of the 41st. Space Congress held in Cocoa
Beach, FL April to May 2003.
A New "Old Way" to Space: Taking the Best from the Past to Forge Ahead Into the Future (PDF)
Author: George R. Tyson
Published in the proceedings of the 39th Space Congress, Cocoa Beach, FL April 29 - May 3, 2002.
This papers shows how parts of the SEP are very similar to past plans of Herman Potocnik, Wernher von Braun and NASA. Authors Note: Due to continued work on the concept Some of the dimensions for the SEB and HLV changed between the writing of the paper and the presentation at Space Congress. Refer to the presentation for the latest figures.
Innovative Financing
of a Large Space Project (PDF)
Authors: George R. Tyson and Andrew W. V. Clark.
Published in the proceedings of the 38th Space Congress, Cocoa Beach, FL May 1 - 3, 2001.This paper describes the way in which the SEP fits into the standard protocols used by the finance industry including the use of complementary companies.
Exploring and Using the Space Environment. A Different Approach (PDF)
Author: Andrew W. V. Clark.
Published in the proceedings of the 37th. Space Congress, Cocoa Beach, FL May 1 - 5, 2000.
This paper describes some of the concerns that Space Frontier Operations, Inc. (SFO), has about space exploration and describes some of the initial results of studies being undertaken at SFO to further the exploration of space. It also lays out SFO's Space Exploration Plan (SEP).
Green fields, Black Sky: Logistics Considerations for a Large New Space
Program
Author: Andrew W. V. Clark.
A paper presented to the Florida Log Conference in 2000 in Orlando, FL.
which was a precursor to the Paper presented at Space Congress in 2001.