SUPERVIEW-1

SuperView-1 (SV-1) is composed of 4 identical VHR EQ satellites running along the same orbit and phrased 90° from each other. The first two satellites were launched in December 2015 and the second two were launched in January 2018. More follow-on satellites will join the constellation up to 2022, ensuring continuity of Earth imaging services for global clients

It has 4 multispectral bands (blue/green/red/near infrared-2m) and one Panchromatic band (0.5m). The swath width is 12 km and the descending node time is 10:30 am.

It possesses high agility and runs with multiple collection modes. Its multi-imaging mode can satisfy different imaging requirements. (Examples: nadir imaging, scroll imaging, continuous strip, multi-band stitching, three-dimensional imaging).

When 4 SuperView-1 satellites work concurrently, they are capable of collecting over 2 million square kilometers every day and revisiting any target on the Global every day.

For more information: http://www.spaceview.com/english/Satellite/SuperView_1/

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