{NASA/DOD Aerospace Knowledge Diffusion Research Project. Paper 18:}Scientific and Technical Information (STI) policy and the competitive position of the US aerospace industry

PETER HERNON, THOMAS PINELLI
1992 30th Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit   unpublished
With its contribution to trade, its coupling with national security, and its symbolism of U.S. technological strength, the U.S. aerospace industry holds a unique position in the Nation's industrial structure. Federal science and technology policy and Federal scientific and technical information (STI) policy loom important as strategic contributors to the U.S. aerospace industry's leading competitive position. However, three fundamental policy problems exist. First, the United States lacks a
more » ... rent STI policy and a unified approach to the development of such a policy. Second, policymakers fail to understand the relationship of STI to science and technology policy. Third, STI is treated as a part of general information policy, without any recognition of its uniqueness. This paper provides an overview of the Federal information policy structure as it relates to STI and frames the policy issues that require resolution.
doi:10.2514/6.1992-796 fatcat:dzsf42g2qfgt7makb4czfsapxe