text: 5. In accordance with Generat Assernbly resolutions 38/80 of 1.5 Decenber 1983 anal39,/96, three studies were carried out on a priority basis and eere presented to theScientific and Technical Sub-Committee during its 1985 session for consideratlonand evaluation. The follorring studles ',ere subgequently subnitted, arong rdith theconments offered by the states members of the sub-connlttee, to the connrttee onthe Peaceful Uses of Outer Space: (a) nAssistance to countries in studing their remote senging needs andassessing appropriate systens for meeting such needE" (A/AC. LOS/33I /Rev. l)i (b) "The teasibility of using direct broadcasting satellites for educa!ronalpurposes and of internationally or regionally oHned space segments,' {A/AC,IO5/340 / Rev. l) t (c) "The feasibility of obtaining closer spacinq of satellices in thegeostationary orbit and their sacisfactory coexistence, including a croserexamination of, t.echno- ec6nomlc imprications, particularly for deveropi.ng countrles,ln order to ensure the $ost etfective utilization of this orbi! in the interest ofal1 countries" (t/\C.|OS/Z lllRev. l). 6- The conmittee look note. with appreciation, of these scudies and reconmendedthat they be called to the attention of Menber states and organizati.ons of theUnited Nation_s systen, The Connittee further reconnended, anong other thrngs. thatlhe Sub-Committee should "conBider tbe advi.sability of carryinq ouC furtherstudies, rrithin existing resources, capabre of giving rise to concrete prorects ofint.ernational space co-operationr'. 7' Reqarding the studies reconnended !o be undertaken by specialized agencies andother internationaL organizations, the Conmittee noted wlth sattsfaction the tr'ostudies that had been subnitted by the comnittee on space Research (A/Ac.ro5/344,,and the Inlernational Astronautical Federation (A/AC.l,S/34g]l . III. UNITED NATIONS PROGRAMITIE ON SPACE APPLICATIONS 8. rn ics resoluLion 37/90 of lo Decenbe r Lggz, the Generar Assenbty endorsed therecommendations of the Conference Lhat the United Nations programne on SpaceAppl.ications should be directed towards seven specific objectives(para. 7 (a)-(c)). The plans of action for carrylng out these activities arecontained in docunent A/AC.t05./313, entitled "Translation of space-appl ica! rons-related reconmendations of, the second united Nations Conference on the Expforationand Peaceful Uses of Outer Space into operational progranrnes',.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' efforts in promoting international cooperation in space exploration and the peaceful uses of outer space. The studies mentioned are focused on assisting countries in studying their remote sensing needs, using direct broadcasting satellites for educational purposes, and ensuring the effective utilization of the geostationary orbit. These topics seem to be related to the development of space technology and its applications, rather than other areas such as economic development, natural resources, or health.