Her activities are diverse and responsive to requests from different sectors with CSA. The Science Advisor role is a half-time position, and is intended to provide advice from an active space science researcher on the many ways in which CSA supports and delivers science. In October 2018, Dr. Sarah Gallagher was appointed Science Advisor to the President for a two-year term that has been extended for an additional two years. For example, regular, consistent, and expected announcements of opportunity for science and technology development allow institutional partners to develop and maintain technical and scientific expertise. Strategic allocation of existing resources can better develop and sustain healthy space science ecosystems. In the Canadian context, robust space science communities may not be self-sustaining in the long term without active CSA engagement because of the modest scale of the human resources and available funding. While CSA has strong bilateral relationships with many stakeholders. Active and continual engagement with external scientific communities (both in universities and other government departments) is therefore essential for CSA to deliver on its mandate. Some of these personnel were reassigned to other roles that take advantage of their scientific expertise, but they are not currently supported to do scientific research by CSA. As part of the 2012 Deficit Reduction Action Plan, CSA eliminated all RE-RES-level (research scientist) positions.
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The entities that participate in these communities include research organisations, postsecondary colleges and universities, industry, professional societies, the CSA, and other government departments.Ī novel feature of scientific activity supported by the CSA (in contrast with other government departments) is that it is primarily extramural. Today, within Canada, the CSA is well positioned to foster a robust and sustainable set of space science communities that make substantive contributions to exciting and valuable science missions (both stand-alone and with international partner space agencies), develop the next generation of talent, fuel innovative technologies and support high value economic activity. The CSA Act notes that the Agency's object is to: " to promote the peaceful use and development of space, to advance the knowledge of space through science and to ensure that space science and technology provide social and economic benefits for Canadians". Programs and Activities 1.1 Science at the CSA 1.1.1 Science Advisor Report 2.2.2.4 Advisory Council on Deep Space Healthcareġ.2.2.2.3 Business-to-Business ( B2B) Activities and Role.2.2.2 Major Files and Initiatives (Policy).2.1.3 Major Files and Initiatives (Communications and STEM ( K-12)).2.1.2 Youth STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).1.4.2.5 International Space Education Board.1.4.2 Major Files and Initiatives (Space Science and Technology Branch / Space Capacity Development Program).1.4.1.2 Partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA).1.4.1 Core Activities (Space Science and Technology Branch / Space Capacity Development Program).1.4 Space Science and Technology Branch / Space Capacity Development Program.1.3.2.2 Lunar Exploration Accelerator Program (LEAP).1.3.2.1 International Space Station ( ISS) Continuation beyond 2024.1.3.2 Major Files and Initiatives (Space Exploration).1.3.1.3 Planned/Development-stage Missions (not elsewhere identified).1.3.1 Core Activities (Space Exploration).1.2.2.2 Satellite Communications and ESCP.1.2.2 Major Files and Initiatives (Space Utilization).1.2.1.6 Planned/Development-stage Missions (not elsewhere identified).1.2.1.4 Satellite Operations, Space Situational Awareness and CRAMS.
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