SOCIETAL ASSESSMENT: AN EVALUATION OF THE LAND AND MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SATELLITE POWER SYSTEM S. D. Ankerbrandt..................................................................................................... 125 SOCIETAL ASSESSMENT - INSTITUTIONAL ISSUES S. I. Shotland..................................................................................................... 129 SOCIETAL ASSESSMENT - INTERNATIONAL ISSUES A. P. Daurio.......................................................................................................... 133 PUBLIC CONCERNS S. R. McNeal.......................................................................................................... 135 COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT: A METHODOLOGY FOR THE COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE SPS AND ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES T. D. Wolsko......................................................................................................... 138 REFERENCE SYSTEM CHARACTERIZATION AND COST OVERVIEW R. 0. Piland......................................................................................................... 142 SPS AND ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES COST AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS M. E. Samsa.............................................................................................................. 146 COMPARATIVE HEALTH AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF THE SPS AND ALTERNATIVE ELECTRICAL GENERATION SYSTEMS L. J. Habegger, J. R. Gasper, C. D. Brown................................................. 150 ENVIRONMENTAL WELFARE COMPARISON R. G. Whitfield..................................................................................................... 154 RESOURCES/MACROECONOMIC/INSTITUTIONAL COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT R. G. Whitfield..................................................................................................... 158 SUMMARY: SPS PROGRAM REVIEW F. A. Koomanoff............................................................................................ 162 SUBSESSIONS: - Systems Definition - Structural Dynamics and Control Subsession R. C. Ried, NASA/JSC, Session Chairman SPS STRUCTURES AND CONTROL: A PERSPECTIVE R. C. Ried.............................................................................................................. 164 SPS ATTITUDE CONTROL AND STATIONKEEPING - REQUIREMENTS AND TRADEOFFS R. E. Oglevie.......................................................................................................... 168
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