0 IOCCG 2003 Yongseung Kim Remote Sensing Department Korea Aerospace Research Institute High Resolution Visible and IR Sensors (HiRVIS) on Geostationary.

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0 IOCCG 2003 Yongseung Kim Remote Sensing Department Korea Aerospace Research Institute High Resolution Visible and IR Sensors (HiRVIS) on Geostationary Satellite

1 IOCCG 2003  Meteorological satellite  High Resolution Visible & IR sensor (tentatively, HiRVIS) for ocean observation  Communication satellite Mission Concepts

2 IOCCG 2003  Detecting, monitoring, predicting short-term marine natural hazards - toxic algal blooms, turbid water, low saline water, cold water, warm waste water/atomic power plant, dumping site monitoring, oil spill.  Marine ecosystem monitoring  Coastal resource management  Providing marine fishery information for fisherman HiRVIS’ Mission Goals

3 IOCCG 2003  Orbit : Geostationary satellite (launch in 2008)  Spatial resolution : 250m x 250m  Field of view : > 500km Frame transfer CCD array : 2000 x 2000  Spectral coverage : 0.4  m - 12  m  Number of spectral bands : 11 (Visible-NIR; 8, IR; 3)  Data download : < 15min  Digitization : 12 bit Requirements

4 IOCCG 2003 Coverage (global mode, 12,000km x 12,000km)