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28 December 1999 Cameras for the EROS Earth remote sensing satellite constellation
Jeremy M. Topaz, Ilan Porat, Avigdor Blasberger, David Stavitsky, Dov Freiman
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Abstract
A new era in commercial remote sensing from satellites is beginning, with the emergence of high-resolution cameras that approach the capabilities of aerial photography. The first satellite of the EROS constellation will be launched in a few months and will provide panchromatic images of the Earth at a resolution of 1.8 m. Subsequent units will follow with one meter class panchromatic systems and 3.2 m multi-spectral channels. The constellation will allow high revisit rates and large data collection capacity over most of the Earth. The paper will describe the payloads planned for the series with emphasis on the technological features of the cameras.
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Jeremy M. Topaz, Ilan Porat, Avigdor Blasberger, David Stavitsky, and Dov Freiman "Cameras for the EROS Earth remote sensing satellite constellation", Proc. SPIE 3870, Sensors, Systems, and Next-Generation Satellites III, (28 December 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.373213
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KEYWORDS
Satellites

Sensors

Cameras

Telescopes

Mirrors

Remote sensing

Satellite imaging

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