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Antisatellite Systems

Dissertation

Dissertation

Deterring Space War: An Exploratory Analysis Incorporating Prospect Theory into a Game Theoretic Model of Space Warfare

This dissertation uses a game theoretic model of space war to examine how sentiments in multiple dimensions impact state decisions regarding whether to expand a ground war into the space domain.

Dec 21, 2017
Report

Report

Deterrence and First-Strike Stability in Space: A Preliminary Assessment

The United States needs a coherent space deterrence strategy that operates on both sides of a potential adversary's cost-benefit decision calculus to better protect U.S. national security space infrastructure and strengthen first-strike stability.

Apr 2, 2010
Report

Report

Apogee, Perigee, and Recovery: Chronology of Army Exploitation of Space

Since the mid-1980s, a debate has gone on within the Department of Defense (DOD) on whether it is appropriate for the Army to be increasingly involved in space and, if so, how the Army should exploit space.

Dec 31, 1990
Report

Report

Trends in Space Control Capabilities and Ballistic Missile Threats: Implications for ASAT Arms Control

Examines U.S. national space policy and military space policy, focusing on the space control debate. It considers the status of space control-related capabilities, such as the antisatellite (ASAT) and national aerospace plane (NASP) programs.

Dec 31, 1989
Report

Report

The Strategic Defense Initiative in Soviet Planning and Policy

This report analyzes the nature and depth of Moscow's concern about the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) and its implications for future Soviet responses. The authors consider the political-military and technical issues raised for the Soviets by SDI.

Dec 31, 1987
Report

Report

Assessing Options for Anti-Satellite Arms Control: The Analytic Hierarcy Process

The result is a quantitative, auditable ranking of the OTA options by persons at RAND familiar with anti-satellite/ballistic missile defense issues.

Dec 31, 1985

RAND Topic:
Antisatellite Systems