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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139Abstract: The sustainabi lity of space exploration will depend in large part on its ability toconsistently and reliably deliver valued benefits to societal stakeholders over an extendedperiod. This on -going research studies the values of prospective stakeholders in the spaceex ploration enterprise — both in the near term and with a perspective extending overdecades. The immediate focus is human and robotic exploration of the Earth/Moon system,but extends to the exploration of Mars as well. Potential beneficiaries of space expl orationare identified in broad societal sectors. An analysis of these stakeholders, their values andneeds leads to the development of a comprehensive set of space exploration objectives thataddress those needs. The relative priority of exploration obj ectives is weighted usinginformation about stakeholder characteristics, values, and their role and place in theexploration value stream. The weighted exploration objectives can then be used to assess therelative value of different technical system arch itectures, and to design explorationenterprise architecture, attributes and policy frameworks to enable value delivery to societalstakeholders. Ultimately, through stakeholders’ continuing support, sustainable spaceexploration will be delivered.

Using Stakeholder Value Analysis to Build Exploration Sustainability