Study of risks in colombian natural scenarios with potential use for analogue space missions
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Desert, Ecosystem, Scenarios, Innovation, RiskAbstract
Space analog missions are an economical alternative for conducting research and training for space missions versus space itself. This method is used by different agencies and organizations of the space sector around the world and has allowed for more than 50 years to develop training and research programs for different missions. The objective of this project is to determine the types of scenarios and analogous missions that can be carried out operationally in Colombia and Antarctica. Four phases were carried out: descriptive observational study based on bibliographic review and webgraphy, field trips, SWOT analysis of each scenario and risk assessment. It concludes with the risks identified for the four study areas visited, 1) Antarctic King George Island, 2) Tatacoa Desert, 3) Villa de Leyva Desert, 4) Nevado del Ruíz and their mitigation measures.
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