Ocean monitoring hyperspectral satellite
Zhongke Xingchen
The Ocean monitoring hyperspectral satellite is designed for marine ecology, pollution monitoring, and biological resource management, carrying both hyperspectral and panchromatic payloads.
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- Mass
- 100 kg
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- Satellite
- Ocean monitoring hyperspectral satellite
- Imaging mode
- Pushbroom imaging
- Load index
- Hyperspectral camera
- Spatial resolution
- 500m
- Width
- 100 km@500 km
- Spectral range
- 500 nm~1000 nm
- Number of spectral segments
- 50
- Spectral resolution
- 10 nm
- Panchromatic camera spatial resolution
- 10m
- Panchromatic camera width
- 100 km@500 km
- Total star weight
- 100 kg
About
The Ocean monitoring hyperspectral satellite is a spacecraft specifically developed for comprehensive ocean observation. Its primary applications include marine ecology studies, pollution monitoring, and biological resource management. The satellite is equipped with two main payloads: a 500-meter hyperspectral camera and a 10-meter panchromatic camera. Both payloads offer a wide swath width of 100 kilometers at an altitude of 500 kilometers, enabling extensive coverage of marine areas. The hyperspectral camera operates within a spectral range of 500nm to 1000nm, featuring 50 spectral segments and a spectral resolution of 10nm. This capability allows for detailed analysis of seawater quality, including the identification of phytoplankton, suspended solids, and dissolved organic matter. The panchromatic camera provides higher spatial resolution for general imaging.
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