Knowledge Gaps
Physical science / mechanism
Engineering needs (technical feasibility)
Version published:
September 11, 2024 - 4:41pm
- Requires long-lasting spacecraft that can withstand radiation damage (Angel 2006).
- Would need to regularly update spacecraft to avoid failure of fleet and subsequent termination shock.
- Need to reduce launch rate to reduce amount of water vapor and nitrous oxide production, which argues for construction of solar shield elements in space (Roy 2022), such an approach needs development.
- Requires long-lasting spacecraft that can withstand radiation damage (Angel 2006).
- Would need to regularly update spacecraft to avoid failure of fleet and subsequent termination shock.
- Need to reduce launch rate to reduce amount of water vapor and nitrous oxide production, which argues for construction of solar shield elements in space (Roy 2022), such an approach needs development.
- Requires long-lasting spacecraft that can withstand radiation damage (Angel 2006).
- Would need to replace spacecraft to avoid termination shock.
- Need to reduce launch rate to reduce amount of water vapor and nitrous oxide production, which argues for construction of solar shield elements in space (Roy 2022), such an approach needs development.
- Long-lasting spacecraft that can withstand radiation damage (Angel 2006)
- Would need to replace spacecraft to avoid termination shock
- Need to reduce launch rate to reduce amount of water vapor and nitrous oxide production, which argues for construction of solar shield elements in space (Roy 2022), such an approach needs development
Cost
Version published:
September 10, 2024 - 1:28pm
- Future costs will depend on technology that is rapidly developing and is difficult to estimate (Baum et al. 2022).
- Future costs will depend on technology that is rapidly developing and is difficult to estimate (Baum et al. 2022).
- Future costs will depend on technology that is rapidly developing and is difficult to estimate (Baum et al. 2022)
Environmental risks / benefits
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September 10, 2024 - 1:28pm
- More climate modeling needed to understand the impacts of sunshades, particularly in regard to uneven changes in temperature and rainfall (Baum et al. 2022).
- More climate modeling needed to understand the impacts of sunshades, particularly in regard to uneven changes in temperature and rainfall (Baum et al. 2022).
- More climate modeling needed to understand the impacts of sunshades, particularly in regards to uneven changes in temperature and rainfall (Baum et al. 2022).
- More climate modeling needed to understand the impacts of sunshades, particularly in regards to uneven changes in temperature and rainfall (Baum et al. 2022)
Governance
Version published:
September 13, 2024 - 7:40pm
- How could R&D and deployment be collaboratively and effectively governed (Baum et al. 2022)?
- Who would decide to deploy SRM (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)?
- How much cooling might be appropriate (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)?
- How would liability for (perceived) damages be dealt with and how might ‘losers’ be compensated (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)?
- How could R&D and deployment be collaboratively and effectively governed (Baum et al. 2022)?
- Who would decide to deploy SRM (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)?
- How much cooling might be appropriate (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)?
- How would liability for (perceived) damages be dealt with and how might ‘losers’ be compensated (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)?
- How could R&D and deployment be collaboratively and effectively governed? (Baum et al. 2022)
- Who would decide to deploy SRM? (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)
- How much cooling might be appropriate? (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)
- How would liability for (perceived) damages be dealt with and how might ‘losers’ be compensated? (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)
- How could R&D and deployment be collaboratively and effectively governed? (Baum et al. 2022)
- Who would decide to deploy SRM? (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)
- How much cooling might be appropriate? (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)
- How would liability for (perceived) damages be dealt with and how might ‘losers’ be compensated? (C2G 2021 Evidence Brief)
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