Resurs O1-4
Also carries a
LLMSIRIS
payload.
In mid-Apr 1999 it is known that a transmitter (8.2 GHz?) has failed.
http://www.lmd.ens.fr/~raberant/english/home.htm
Prime
contractor
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Platform
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Mass
at launch
|
1950
kg
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Mass
in orbit
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Dimension
|
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Solar
array
|
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Stabilization
|
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DC
power
|
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Design
lifetime
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Downlinks at 137.40 MHz & APT on 137.85 MHz. Some downlink is also heard on
400 MHz, might come from a piggy-back package.
Wavebands
|
0.5-0.6
µm, 0.6-0.7 µm, 0.7-08 µm, 0.8-1.0 µm, 10.4-12.6 µm +
a 6th one
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Resolution
|
161
m (4 channels), 528 m (1 channel)
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Swath
width
|
714
km
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Wavebands
|
0.5-0.67
µm, 0.65-0.8 µm, 0.8-1.0 µm
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Resolution
|
30
m
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Swath
width
|
60
km
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Downlink: 8.2 GHz, 16 mbps
Telescopes
wavebands
|
0.2
- 4 µm (solar reflections)
4 - 100 µm (earth IR)
10.5 - 12.5 µm (IR)
0.5 - 0.7 µm (visible)
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40 kg. Scarab 2's flight has been paid for by the CNES. Should have 2 years of
lifetime