Which act is focused on the commercial use of remote sensing data?

The Land Remote Sensing Commercialization Act is focused specifically on the commercial use of remote sensing data. This legislation was established to promote the private sector's involvement in space-based remote sensing, allowing companies to operate Earth-observing satellites and sell the data they collect. The Act outlines necessary regulations and guidelines for the commercial use of remote sensing data, facilitating the growth of this industry while ensuring compliance with national security and international obligations.

Other legislative options do address aspects related to space and data but do not specifically target the commercial exploitation of remote sensing data like this Act does. The Commercial Space Act primarily focuses on the development and regulation of commercial space activities in a broader sense. The Government Data Act is aimed at improving data management and access within government agencies rather than dealing with remote sensing specifically. The Remote Sensing Treaty addresses international impacts and responsibilities regarding remote sensing but is not focused solely on commercial use.