Case Study: The Alouette-ISIS Satellite Program
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 the launch of the Alouette-I in 1962. This was the first satellite launched into space which was built entirely by a country other than the U.S.S.R or the United States. The satellite was initially designed to take ten different measurements of the …show more content…
Good relations and communications can lead to increased productivity, improved efficiency and a better standard of work. Throughout your professional career you will come into contact with clients and associates from all corners of the globe and it is important to keep everyone happy. Customer and employee satisfaction is important for stability.
Workplace ethics is vital for fostering teamwork between employees leading to increased productivity. It helps workers to understand the values and morals of your business, which in turn enhances integrity, community and openness amongst employees. The public could consider your business to be operating with honour and integrity whilst still valuing people. Ethics can also help with decision making, introducing change successfully and provide consistency for workers.
Peer review is also an important aspect in the professional community. Getting a different perspective from associates can improve upon your own thoughts and ideas. Working collectively as a group and accepting constructive criticism from others, though difficult at times, can often fast track projects and fine tune them. Each employee will bring something different and unique to the table with ideas for improvements and
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 the launch of the Alouette-I in 1962. This was the first satellite launched into space which was built entirely by a country other than the U.S.S.R or the United States. The satellite was initially designed to take ten different measurements of the …show more content…
Good relations and communications can lead to increased productivity, improved efficiency and a better standard of work. Throughout your professional career you will come into contact with clients and associates from all corners of the globe and it is important to keep everyone happy. Customer and employee satisfaction is important for stability.
Workplace ethics is vital for fostering teamwork between employees leading to increased productivity. It helps workers to understand the values and morals of your business, which in turn enhances integrity, community and openness amongst employees. The public could consider your business to be operating with honour and integrity whilst still valuing people. Ethics can also help with decision making, introducing change successfully and provide consistency for workers.
Peer review is also an important aspect in the professional community. Getting a different perspective from associates can improve upon your own thoughts and ideas. Working collectively as a group and accepting constructive criticism from others, though difficult at times, can often fast track projects and fine tune them. Each employee will bring something different and unique to the table with ideas for improvements and