Satellite technology has been widely used in various domains in China, covering agriculture and forestry, water conservancy, housing construction, environmental protection and disaster relief, among others, said Tian Yulong, chief engineer of State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence.
China has been making steady progress on commercial remote sensing satellites and will complete the building of a national aerospace infrastructure system for civil use in the next five years, state-run Xinhua news agency reported today, quoting him.
The aerospace administration is actively attracting private capital to invest in fields such as aerospace, satellite applications and data services, he said.
Tian also said China has signed more than 100 cooperative agreements with more than 30 countries on aerospace technology, and exportedproduction overseas.
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