| ESCAP has long recognized the importance of space technology
applications for providing the essential information for
natural resources accounting, environmental management,
disaster monitoring and prevention, land use mapping and
sustainable development planning. The Space Technology Applications
Section was established following the first Ministerial
Conference on Space Applications for Development in Asia
and the Pacific, held in Beijing in 1994. The Section's
main objective is to support the implementation of the Regional
Space Applications Programme for Sustainable Development
(RESAP), which consists of the three-tiered network.
Intergovernmental
Consultative Committee on RESAP (ICC)
The Intergovernmental Consultative Committee (ICC)
on the Regional Space Applications Programme for Sustainable
Development in Asia and the Pacific (RESAP) was first convened
in 1995 as a ...
Regional Working Groups (RWG)
Remote Sensing, GIS and Satellite-based Positioning (RSGIS)
Satellite Communication Applications (SatCom)
Meteorological Satellite Applications and Natural Hazards Monitoring (MetSat)
Space Sciences and Technology Applications (SSTA)
Regional Information Service and Education and Training Network (RISEN)
The Regional Information Service and Education and Training Network is responsible for the promotion and exchange of information on developments in remote sensing and GIS and other space...
RESAP Members
RESAP has 26 members ...
RESAP Work Plan for 2007
The RESAP work programe for the year 2007 was...
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