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The aim of the Asteroid Science Intersections with In-Space Mine Engineering(ASIME) 2016 conference on September 21-22, 2016 in Luxembourg City was toprovide an environment for the detailed discussion of the specific propertiesof asteroids, with the engineering needs of space missions that utilizeasteroids.  The ASIME 2016 Conference produced a layered record of discussions from theasteroid scientists and the asteroid miners to understand each other's keyconcerns and to address key scientific questions from the asteroid miningcompanies: Planetary Resources, Deep Space Industries and TransAstra. TheseQuestions were the focus of the two day conference, were addressed byscientists inside and outside of the ASIME Conference and are the focus of thisWhite Paper.  The Questions from the asteroid mining companies have been sorted into thethree asteroid science themes: 1) survey, 2) surface and 3) subsurface and 4)Other. The answers to those Questions have been provided by the scientists withtheir conference presentations or edited directly into an early open-accesscollaborative Google document (August 2016-October 2016), or inserted by A.Graps using additional reference materials. During the ASIME 2016 lasttwo-hours, the scientists turned the Questions from the Asteroid Miners aroundby presenting their own key concerns: Questions from the Asteroid Scientists .These answers in this White Paper will point to the Science Knowledge Gaps(SKGs) for advancing the asteroid in-space resource utilisation domain.

ASIME 2016 White Paper: In-Space Utilisation of Asteroids: "Answers to Questions from the Asteroid Miners"