Agency Updates – ISRO Dr. P.G. Diwakar, ISRO CEOS 2020 Plenary

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Agency Updates – ISRO Dr. P.G. Diwakar, ISRO CEOS 2020 Plenary Committee on Earth Observation Satellites Agency Updates – ISRO Dr. P.G. Diwakar, ISRO CEOS 2020 Plenary Agenda Item # 3.2 Ha Noi, Viet Nam 14-16 October 2019

Operational Earth Observation Satellites Land & Water Resources Management & Infrastructure Planning RESOURCESAT-2/2A 56 / 23 / 5.8 Meters CARTOSAT- 1 CARTOSAT-2/2E 2.5 Meter - Stereo Sub- meter RISAT-1 All Weather Imaging Weather & Climate KALPANA 3 Band VHRR - 2 / 8 km Visible WV Thermal 6 Bands IMAGER 19 Channel Sounder 48 images per day INSAT-3D & 3DR Imager - 1 / 4 km ; Sounder Radiation Budget Atm. Profiles Radio Occultation MEGHA-TROPIQUES Oceanography Ocean Altimetry Ka BAND ALTIMETER Ocean Color 360 m / 2 days Wind Vector Ku BAND SCATTEROMETER OCEANSAT-2 SARAL SCATSAT - 1 CEOS Plenary 2019, 14-16 October

EO Satellites in making Cartosat-3 (2019) HRSAT-1 (2020) – 3 Nos. Sensor GSD Swath Revisit PAN 0.25 mt. 15 km 5 Days MX 1.mt. Sensor GSD Swath Revisit PAN 1 m 15 km Daily of Area of Interest MX < 4 m LWIR 20 m 6 km OCEANSAT-3/3A (2020/21) Resourcesat Sampler – 3S/3SA (2020,21) Sensor Ocean Colour Monitor (ii) SSTM (iii) Scatterometer (iv) ARGOS Res. OCM: 360 x 236 m (across x along track), SSTM:1080m, Scat: 25km Swath 1420 km, 1440 km, 1800km Sensor GSD Swath Revisit PAN 1.25 m 60 km Revisit of 4 Days MX 2.5 m Advanced stereo PAN & Multi-spectral imaging CEOS Plenary 2019, 14-16 October

EO Satellites in making RS-3 & 3A (2021 / 2021) Sensor GSD Swath Revisit ALISS-3 (A,B&C) 20 m 925 km 4 days ALISS-3 (C) 10 m 280 km 11 days ATCOR 0.4-1 µm 240 m Spectral bands : B1-B5 Frequency C-band (5.35 GHz) Polarization Single, Dual , & Circular (Hybrid) Swath 10 km to 240 km Incidence Angles 20° – 49° Spatial Resolution 3 to 6, 25, 50 m Repetivity 25 days for 240 km swath – systematic Modes Stripmap, CRS, MRS, Spotlight RISAT-1A (2020) / 1B (2021) CEOS Plenary 2019, 14-16 October

Single, Dual , Circular, Quad and Quasi-quad pol EO Satellites in making Orbit Geosynchronous Payloads Multispectral – VNIR (6 bands) : 50 meter LWIR - (6 bands) : 1.5 x 1.5 km Hyperspectral - VNIR : 320 meter Hyperspectral – SWIR : 192 meter Swath 1000 X 1000 km, 3000 X 3000 km, 6000 X 6000 km GISAT-1 (2020) Parameters L-band SAR 1.25 GHz S-band SAR 3.2 GHz Orbit 747 Km with 98.5 Inclination Repeat, Nodal Crossing Time 12 days repeat, 6AM / 6PM Polarization Single, Dual , Circular, Quad and Quasi-quad pol Incidence angle range 33 – 47 deg Resolution (Azimuth  Slant range) 6.9m  7.5m (for 20MHz bw) 6.9m  1.9m (for 80MHz bw) 6.4m  6m (at 25MHz bw) 6.4m  2m (for 75MHz bw) Max. Swath width > 240 Km NISAR (2022) TRISHNA (2022) Thermal Infrared Instrument 4 bands (8.6 to 11.5 μm) 50 m resolution at NADIR, 932 km swath VNIR Instrument 6 bands (485 to 2130 nm) 50 m resolution at NADIR,932 km swath CEOS Plenary 2019, 14-16 October

Recent Efforts to Augment EO Data Availability Landsat Data Acquisition Cooperation in the exchange of USGS satellite data (Landsat-7 & 8) and ISRO's Resourcesat-2'. Copernicus Arrangement Cooperation for direct access of all Sentinel satellite data on real time basis on International data hub and IRS data exchange Virtual Ground Station A virtual ground station (VGS) @ NRSC to acquire sub-meter resolution data over Indian sub continent through the Satellite’s on-board recorder. Access to NovaSAR S-Band data.

Satellite data & reception Ground Segment for EO Satellites Shadnagar ground station S/X-7.5M(4), L-1.2M(1), S/X-4.5 M(1) Antenna Systems Antarctica ground station for EO Satellites (AGEOS) at Antarctica (7.5M S/X and S/X/Ka DRS) AGEOS - TTC & Payload data supported for 14 IRS missions/ 55 passes Data Communication Networks (ISRO / Spacenet) Bore Sight Test Facility AGEOS Communication link IMGEOS

Cal-Val Initiatives Design, Dev & of perforated detachable Corner Reflector of 2m for SAR calibration Design & Development of CR for permanent deployment in Antarctica as a part of establishing permanent SAR calibration site in Antarctica Dev. of Active Radar Calibrator for SAR Dev. of Cal-Val network for SAR calibration Periodic calibration of IRS sensors (space/airborne) Data Type Targets Optical VNIR & SWIR Natural Soil/Stone Contrast bars Edge /Point Microwave Square Trihedral and dihedral CRs ( 40 to 125 cm) Thermal Natural material Water body High resolution targets Targets for IR region

Data Dissemination Platforms http://www.bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in http://www.mosdac.gov.in http://vedas.sac.gov.in/vedas/

THANK YOU CEOS Plenary 2019, 14-16 October