U.S.-EUROPEAN-JAPANESE WORKSHOP ON SPACE COOPERATION -- Copyright -- Acknowledgment of Reviewers -- Contents -- Summary Report -- PREAMBLE -- INTRODUCTION -- LESSONS LEARNED -- Framework -- Highlights of the Lessons Learned from Geotail, Yohkoh, and ASCA -- Personal Issues -- Legal Issues -- Organizational Patterns -- Scientific and Technical Interests -- Comparison with NRC-ESF Report -- FUTURE ISSUES -- Strategic Planning and Long-term, International Coordination -- Other Issues -- SOME QUESTIONS FOR CONSIDERATION -- CLOSING THOUGHTS -- APPENDIXES -- Appendix A Notes from the Consultation Meeting on Space Cooperation -- PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS -- ATTENDEES -- AGENDA -- Introductions -- Discussion of Purpose and Objectives -- Organizations -- U.S.-European Collaboration in Space Science Report -- Discussion on How to Proceed -- Next Steps -- Appendix B Workshop Agenda and Participants -- AGENDA -- Wednesday, May 19, 1999 -- Thursday, May 20, 1999 -- Friday, May 21, 1999 -- LIST OF PARTICIPANTS -- U.S. Space Studies Board, Committee on International Space Programs -- European Space Science Committee -- JSC Space Research Committee and Related Committees -- Observers -- Appendix C Guiding Questions for Workshop Speakers -- Appendix D Perspectives on Geotail -- INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN THE GEOTAIL PROGRAM -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 Historical Background -- 3.0 Cooperation -- 4.0 Lessons Learned -- 5.0 Legal Issues -- INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION WITH JAPAN IN THE INTERNATIONAL SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL PHYSICS / GGS PROGRAM -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 Historical Background -- 3.0 Geotail Spacecraft and Instrument Development Phase -- 4.0 Networks, Data, and Other -- 5.0 Lessons Learned -- Appendix E Perspectives on Yohkoh -- INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN THE YOHKOH PROGRAM -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 Historical Background -- 3.0 Cooperation.

3.1 Design, Fabrication, Integration, and Testing -- 3.2 Mission Operations -- 3.3 Data Analysis -- 4.0 Lessons Learned -- 5.0 Concluding Remarks -- YOHKOH-THE VIEW FROM EUROPE: AN ACCOUNT OF THE COLLABORATIVE PRODUCTION OF THE U.K./U.S./JAPANESE BRAGG CRYSTAL SPECTROMETER -- 1.0 Historical Background -- 1.1 Origins and the Nature of Yohkoh and the Bragg Crystal Spectrometer -- 1.2 Attitudes -- 1.3 Politics -- 2.0 Cooperation -- 2.1 General Implementation -- 2.2 Software and Operations Implementation -- 2.3 Rights and Benefits -- 3.0 Lessons Learned -- 4.0 Issues for the Future -- COMMENTS ON THE SOLAR-A (YOHKOH) MISSION -- 1.0 Introduction / Mission Profile -- 1.1 Hardware and Software -- 1.2 Operations and Science -- 2.0 Historical Background -- 2.1 Planning -- 2.2 Motivation -- 2.3 Political Mechanisms -- 2.4 The U.K. Involvement -- 3.0 Cooperation -- 3.1 Administration -- 3.2 Communication Problems: Shared Software -- 3.3 Communication Problems: Data Rights -- 3.4 Resolution of the Data-Rights Issue: Who Got What? -- 3.5 What the United States Did Wrong -- 3.6 How the United States Has Benefited from Yohkoh and How Science Is Benefiting in General -- 4.0 What Lessons Were Learned, and How Can We Apply Them? -- Appendix F Perspectives on ASCA -- INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ON THE ASCA PROGRAM -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 Historical Background -- 2.1 Previous Japanese Cosmic X-Ray Missions -- 2.2 Planning Phase of Astro-D (ASCA) -- 2.3 Collaboration on the X-Ray Mirrors -- 2.4 Approval of the Astro-D Project -- 2.5 Collaboration on the CCD Cameras -- 3.0 Cooperation -- 3.1 Spacecraft -- 3.2 Scientific Instruments -- 3.3 Spacecraft Operation -- 3.4 Data Sharing in the Performance Verification Phase -- 3.5 Data Sharing in the Guest Observation Phase -- 3. 6 Data Archiving -- 4.0 Lessons Learned -- PERSPECTIVES ON ASTRO-D/ASCA -- 1.0 Historical Background.

1.1 Timeline of Major U.S. Events on Astro-D -- 1.2 Important Players in the ASCA Project on the U.S. Side -- 1.3 U.S. Contributions to Astro-D -- 1.4 History of CCD Development at MIT (Ricker) -- 1.5 History of Thin-Foil Conical Mirror Development at GSFC (Serlemitsos) -- 2.0 Cooperation: Net Benefits of Collaboration -- 3.0 Lessons Learned, Concerns, and Issues for Future Collaborations -- Acknowledgments -- Appendix G Acronyms and Abbreviations.