Mapping The Prospect of Nano-Satellite Applications in Indonesia

Agus Budiyono, Riza Muhida, Meiditomo Sutyarjoko, Wahyu Rudianto, - Muayyanah

Abstract


The study on nanosatellite applications in Indonesia aims to understand the potential benefits and limitations of CubeSats in the country. The study highlights the potential of CubeSats to provide reliable and affordable connectivity in remote and rural areas, contributing to bridging the digital divide and improving access to essential services such as healthcare and education. The study also finds that CubeSats have the ability to provide valuable data on Indonesia’s natural resources, environment, and other areas of interest, thereby supporting decision-making and promoting sustainable development. However, the limited capacity for data processing and analysis still presents a challenge. The study emphasizes the significance of comprehensive and effective policies for CubeSats in Indonesia to balance economic development and technological progress with security and privacy concerns. It also highlights the importance of capacity building initiatives, such as education and training programs, for the successful implementation of CubeSats in the country.

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nanosatellite, cubesat, communication, IoT

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281%2Fzenodo.14088443

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