SuperView-1
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SUPERVIEW-1 SATELLITE
4 Satellites, 50 cm Resolution, 4 MS bands, Stereo Imaging, Agility
SV-1(short for SuperView-1) constellation is composed of four identical satellites. The foursome team provide global coverage of Earth surface with their very-high-resolution, panchromatic and multispectral cameras. SV-1 is the first commercial Chinese optical satellite constellation with 0.5 m resolution. The two pairs of SV-1 were successively launched on December 28, 2016 and January 9, 2018. The quadruplets work along the same orbital plane and revisit at any place on our planet on a daily base. SV-1 sensor consists of 5 spectral bands with each of the four satellite being totally identical to another. The raw resolution of satellite data is 0.5 m for panchromatic band and 2 m for blue, green, red and near-infrared (multispectral) bands. The image swath width is 13.1 km at nadir pass. 2 million square kilometer’s imagery can be collected on each day.
Technical Specifications Number of Satellites 4 identical satellites: SV-1A, SV-1B, SV-1C and SV-1D Mission life 8 years Weight 560 kg Launch time SV-1A&B: Dec. 28, 2016; SV-1C&D: Jan. 9, 2018 Orbit Sun-synchronous, 10:30 am descending node, 530 km
altitude, 97.489° inclination angleSensor bands Panchromatic, blue, green, red and near-infrared Resolution (at nadir) Panchromatic: 50 cm; multi-spectral: 2 m Locational accuracy 9.5 m CE90 (w/o GCPs) Dynamic range at imaging 11 bits Swath width 12.1 km Revisit capacity Daily Imaging modes Multi-target collection, multi-angle collection for one target,
multi-strip collection and stereo collection on one single passImaging capacity 2 million km² daily