SuperView 2
40 cm of pixel size, 6 spectral bands, multiple acquisition capabilities
Superview-2 is a new satellite of the Superview-1 satellite constellation. It is a very high resolution optical imaging satellite. Compared to the SV-1 satellites, SV-2 offers a finer resolution and more spectral bands. The satellite has a panchromatic band and six multispectral bands. It has the agility to perform multi-target, multi-angle, stereo and tri-stereo sights along a track in a single pass.
Technical Specifications
| Orbit / Altitude | 643.8 km, Orbite Héliosynchrone, Noeud équatorial 10:30 UTC |
| Launch date | 3 Juillet 2020 |
| Lifetime | 8 ans |
| Number of satellites | 1 |
| Revisit rate | 1,5 jours (30° au nadir) |
| Spatial Resolution | Panchromatique 0.42m (Nadir), Multispectral : 1.68m |
| Spectral Bands | Bleu 450 - 520 nm Vert 520 - 590 nm Rouge 630 - 690 nm Proche Infrarouge 770 - 890 nm Red edge Near-infrared1 Near-infrared2 |
| Pixel coding | 12 Bits |
| Acquisition mode | Mono, Stéréo, Tri-Stéréo, Multi-angles, Multi-cibles |
| Scale | 1/5 000 |
| Geolocation Accuracy | 9.5 m CE90 |
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