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Fig 1.

Theoretical framework of index development.

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Table 1.

Description of collected data of job requirements.

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Table 2.

Description of the disciplinary classification system for statistics.

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Table 3.

Proportion of the space industry HR needs by first-tier discipline.

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Fig 2.

The proportion of disciplines needed by the space industry classified by engineering, natural science, social science, and others.

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Fig 3.

The proportion of engineering disciplines needed in the space industry.

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Fig 4.

The proportion of natural science disciplines needed in the space industry.

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Fig 5.

The proportion of social science disciplines needed in the space industry.

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Table 4.

Indicators and their weights in the SISPI system.

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Table 5.

Definition of primary indicators (Layer-III).

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Table 6.

Scores of SISPI, Layer-I, and Layer-II indicators (ranking by SISPI).

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Table 7.

Descriptive statistics of all indicators and their coefficients of variation.

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Table 8.

Top five universities for Layer-I and Layer-II indicators.

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Fig 6.

Different levels of supporting potential among the universities.

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Table 9.

Means and standard deviations of the SISPI, Layer-I, and Layer-II indicators in groups of former MMB-affiliated universities and 985 project-listed universities.

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Table 10.

Four cluster centers of the k-means algorithm by Layer-II indicators.

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