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    I-Current Situation: A. Current performance International Satellite Images (ISI) is one of the three United States companies approved by the government to build and launch an imagery satellite system. ISI is building a satellite to image the world at a resolution of one meter. The resolution allows a trained photo interpreter to identify images that include both military objects and non-military objects. The whole operation is financed by investors or venture capitalist‚ which relied on contracts

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    of the satellite company described in the case and the concept of business ethics which are of great importance in today’s business world. Secondly‚ we will analyze the case presenting two alternatives which could lead to different behaviors and outcomes. Finally‚ we will provide a recommendation how the key person should act in the described situation from our point of view. Analysis summary of the case The ethical problem is caused by various factors. On the one hand‚ the satellite imagery

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    Task 1: The Alouette-ISIS Satellite Program The Alouette satellite program was initiated in 1958 by Dr. John H. Chapman to understand the characteristics of radio communication in Canada. Researchers focused on the exploration of the ionosphere (the earth’s upper atmosphere)‚ namely the northern lights. This was not a predominant area of study for the space science effort of other countries and so allowed the Aloutte-ISIS program to make a major and unique contribution. The program commenced with

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    The main question that is asked is how can Canada deal with ISIS? Should the country take an approach such as the previously Conservative government did‚ enacting Bill C-51? Or should they attempt other courses of action‚ something that may be more long term? How could they approach this threat of national security while also maintaining civil liberties and privacy rights at the same time? It’s certainly not an easy question to answer‚ but it’s become certain that Canada needs to‚ at the very least

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    ISIS The Islamic State‚ previously calling itself the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria‚ and also known by the Arabic acronym Daʿesh’’’‚ is an unrecognized state and a Sunni jihadist group active in Iraq and Syria in the Middle East. In its self-proclaimed status as a caliphate‚ it claims religious authority over all Muslims across the world and aspires to bring most of the Muslim-inhabited regions of the world under its political control beginning with

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    that region versus ISIL. It’s the world versus ISIL." (Anne‚ G. 9) The ISIS vs. ISIL debate over what to call the terrorists wreaking havoc in Iraq and Syria continues to confuse. Take CNN‚ where the network uses ISIS exclusively‚ while Obama Administration officials use ISIL‚ and often in the same conversations between anchors and officials about the same topic. Apparently‚ the terrorists wanted to be called neither ISIS nor ISIL‚ claiming several months back that they were now just the Islamic

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    “computers” or “ice cream.” While these may be important‚ they are definitely not the most important. By far‚ satellites are the most important objects today. Most everything‚ including smartphones and computers‚ are present today because of satellites and have capabilities such as Wi-Fi and 4G because of the role satellites play. Even Socrates‚ who lived centuries before the first satellite‚ realized the importance of a view from space when he said‚ "Man must rise above the Earth…to the top of the

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    infared satellite. I say this because it is looking underground‚ even if it is just a foot‚ and seeing things that you wouldn’t be able to see with just your eye. These Egyptologists‚ are taking these devices and looking at different denser areas in the ground to find out if there was once a city‚ tomb‚ or road there. "If I had approched this as a traditional foot survey‚ it would have taken me three and a half years" (Article 3‚ Paragraph 5)‚ this shows how effective the infared satellite is.

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    Satellite A satellite is defined as any object that orbits any other object. Satellites can be celestial‚ such as a moon orbiting a planet in the solar system‚ or a planet in the solar system orbiting the sun. Satellites can also be man-made. Man-made satellites are typically launched into outer space from earth to collect data‚ photos and other information about Earth and all the many things that exist around it. FLOW OF CONTENTS

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    Communication Satellites Introduction Communications Satellites have been around since 1958. A communications satellite is a spacecraft that orbits the Earth and relays messages‚ radio‚ telephone and television signals. Stations on the ground‚ called earth stations‚ transmit signals to the satellite‚ which then relays the signal to other earth stations. As a newer form of communications‚ communications satellites are very useful in bringing the people in the world together. Communications between

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