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Articles tagged: EO data

  • Chameleon, CubeSat EO payloads, Gaia satellite, Gecko, nSight-1 March 2019 International collaboration spawns scalable CubeSat EO payloads

    ... European QB50 programme. Successful technical collaboration between ISIS and SAC has been driven by an open exchange of data with a bilateral review of interfaces including CAD models, thermal models, ICDs (interface control document) and software...

    • Chameleon
    • CubeSat EO payloads
    • Gaia satellite
    • Gecko
    • nSight-1
    Authors: Adrien Palun     Francois Malan    
  • Exodus Orbitals, mission sharing, satellite-as-a-service, Space applications March 2022 Smoothing the journey to space with the satellite-as-a-service model

    ... would result in a convenient and cost-effective service using shared AIS and ADS-B receivers able to supply data feeds to multiple customers. Emerging technology demonstrators Space software qualification enables small and medium enterprises in the...

    • Exodus Orbitals
    • mission sharing
    • satellite-as-a-service
    • Space applications
    Authors: Dennis Silin    
  • China aerospace industry, China civil satellite surveillance capabilities, China Earth observation satellites February 2023 Remote sensing by satellite - People’s Republic of China

    ... task was to obtain atmospheric, cloud, land and ocean information at home and abroad, and to collect relevant data for weather forecasting, climate prediction, natural disasters and global environmental monitoring. FY 1 and FY 2 started and improved...

    • China aerospace industry
    • China civil satellite surveillance capabilities
    • China Earth observation satellites
    Authors: Henk H F Smid    
  • black-hole information paradox, echos in gravitational waves, LIGO, Theory of general relativity, ‘No Hair Theorem’ 12 December 2016 Gravitational waves proved Einstein right, now they may help prove him wrong too

    ... it would evaporate. But the problem of what happened to data at the cusp of a black hole still remained and solutions...evidence is in the form of ‘echoes’ hidden in gravitational wave data, that thanks to the recent discoveries by the LIGO team has ...

    • black-hole information paradox
    • echos in gravitational waves
    • LIGO
    • Theory of general relativity
    • ‘No Hair Theorem’
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