The URANUS Multi-Spectral Space Camera (MSC), a high resolution panchromatic and multi-spectral payload system, is a complete end-to-end spaceborne remote-sensing payload originally designed for the KOMPSAT II satellite developed by the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) for multi-purpose use. KOMPSAT II was launched in July 2006.
Key Benefits
- High resolution 1.0 m panchromatic at 685 km altitude
- High resolution 4.0 m multi-spectral at 685 km altitude
Key Features
- Embedded camera
- Payload Management Unit
- Data compression storage and encryption
- Data link, including data formatting, transmitter and antennas
Applications
The URANUS – MSC payload provides high spatial resolution earth imaging and mapping for a wide range of applications:
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