Multispectral Infrared (MSIR) Data
Muon Space
Broad-area thermal intelligence across six channels, delivering thermal and environmental intelligence from our Quickbeam instrument.
Technical specifications
- Channels
- Red, NIR, SWIR, MWIR1, MWIR1a, LWIR
- Swath Scans
- 1,500 km
- Protoflight Satellite Launch
- March 2025
- Initial Operational Capability (IOC)
- 2026 (twice-daily revisit)
- Full Operational Capability (FOC)
- 2030 (hourly global revisit)
About
MSIR Data provides multispectral infrared imagery from Muon Space’s Quickbeam instrument, delivering thermal and environmental intelligence. It features six channels (Red, NIR, SWIR, MWIR1, MWIR1a, LWIR) and enables broad-area thermal characterization and target discrimination with 1,500 km swath scans. Data products are available as L1B single-band frames and orthomosaic tiles. MSIR imagery is collected by Muon-built constellations, purpose-built for global wildfire detection and thermal monitoring. The protoflight satellite, launched in March 2025, provides daily global coverage. Initial operational capability (IOC) deployment in 2026 will bring twice-daily revisit, with Full operational capability (FOC) progressively building out the constellation through 2030 to achieve hourly global revisit.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.