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In recent years the global data volume growth has been forty percent each year, the number of bytes created daily is 10 to the power of 18 and the number of servers used by big data companies ranges up to the millions. Although a lot of the data acquired might seem useless to the general population, governments, academia, and industry are learning how to use your location check-ins, your car engine temperature log and your cell phone reception quality history to make conclusions about the public mood and opinion, about traffic patterns and about environmental parameters such as air quality.

Space related research and space based observations are great contributors of big data, satellite telemetry, sensor data, observation logs and manned space mission studies all produce enormous amounts of information that can be examined again and again to understand more about our universe, our solar system, our planet and our body.

The "Big Space Data" TP will examine the world of big data with the eyes of the space community; the TP will map the data creators, the data depositories, the data managers and data consumers related to space and space based activities. The TP will then find ways to better the data flow from sensor to processor to general public. The TP should evaluate ways of using and reusing data acquired by space based and terrestrial sensors to learn as much as possible about the universe around us, the leading question should be "how do I make new conclusions on other matters from all the data available to me". The TP will need to take into consideration the technological challenges in data management as well as the legal and ethical issues that stand between protecting privacy and intellectual property and the general good.