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SSOT

SSOT

Satellites
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Basic Information
Name
SSOT
Designation
SSOT
Alternate Designation
Sistema Satelital para Observacion de la Tierra
Equipment Type
Satellites
Manufacturer
EADS Astrium
Date of Introduction
2010
Description

The Sistema Satelital para Observacion de la Tierra (SSOT) is an high resolution, space-based Earth Observation System ordered by the Chilean Ministry of Defense (MoD). The Chilean MoD and EADS Astrium signed a contract covering development of the system on August 7, 2008. The one one spacecraft is planned for launch in early 2010. In addition to the spacecraft, the SSOT also includes a ground control segment and image processing facilities to be located in Chile. The SSOT is equipped with a latest-generation payload capable of supplying images with a resolution of 1.45 meters in panchromatic mode and 5.8 meters in each of four color bands in multispectral mode. It is intended to serve both military and civil customers using high quality images for applications such as cartography; agricultural management; forestry; water, mineral and oil resources; crop protection; natural disaster response; and urban planning.

Overview (Deagel)
Group Satellites
Status Under Development
Also Known As Sistema Satelital para Observacion de la Tierra
Origin France
Contractor EADS Astrium
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) 2010
Total Production 1
Details
Country of Origin France
Classification
Domain
Air & Air Defense
Equipment Status
Active
Operators (1)
Chile
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