DS-EO Satellite

4-band DS-EO highlights the equatorial region with high-revisit, 50-cm satellite imagery.

DS-EO Satellite Imagery Samples

DS-EO 50-cm Natural Color - Muara, Brunei; June 13, 2025
DS-EO 50-cm Natural Color - Muara, Brunei; June 13, 2025
DS-EO 50-cm Natural Color - Tema, Ghana; May 24, 2024
DS-EO 50-cm Natural Color - Tema, Ghana; May 24, 2024
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The DS-EO Advantage

High-Resolution Satellite Imagery
DS-EO carries an electro-optic, multi-spectral payload that provides 4-band 2-m multispectral and 30-cm panchromatic images for advanced spectral analysis.

Four Multispectral Bands
The combination of DS-EO’s 16-bit panchromatic and four multispectral bands allows for comprehensive analysis, from identifying objects in high detail, to understanding vegetative health and water quality.

High-Quality Imagery Products
If your project calls for 50-cm imagery, DS-EO offers high-resolution details for discriminating analytic work.

Overview & HistoryDS-EO SpecificationsPricing

ST Engineering Geo-Insights Pte. Ltd. (Geo-Insights) serves as the exclusive provider of satellite imagery and data analytics services for a constellation of satellites, including TeLEOS-1, NeuSAR, DS-EO, and DS-SAR. DS-EO was successfully launched on June 30, 2022 from Satish Dhawan Space Center (Sriharikota Space Center), Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, India on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. DS-EO is designed to image the equatorial region, delivering high-revisit rates and high-resolution 50-centimeter (cm) satellite imagery suitable for critical applications, such as maritime security and safety, border control, disaster management, and asset monitoring.

The 50-cm DS-EO satellite system is equipped with an electro-optic, multi-spectral payload capable of producing accurate 4-band imagery. DS-EO boasts a panchromatic band wavelength range of 450 – 800 nanometers (nm) to capture broad-spectrum black and white imagery with high resolution at 0.5 meters (m). The 50-cm panchromatic band delivers exceptionally sharp images for applications requiring precise detail.

DS-EO’s 2-m multispectral imagery consists of blue (450 – 520 nm), green (520 – 590 nm), red (630 – 690 nm), and near-infrared (770 – 890 nm) bands that can assist with advanced spectral analysis. The combination of 16-bit depth, 50-cm panchromatic and four, 2-m multispectral bands allows for comprehensive analysis, from identifying objects in high detail, to understanding vegetation health and water quality. The distinct spectral ranges of the multispectral bands are specifically chosen to highlight different Earth surface characteristics, making DS-EO data an excellent choice for environmental monitoring and maritime surveillance.

Launch Details
  • Launch Date: June 30, 2022, 13:32 UTC
  • Vehicle: Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-CA)
  • Site: Satish Dhawan Space Center (Sriharikota Space Center), Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, India

DS-EO Components
  • Mass: 365 kg
  • Sensor: electro-optical, multi-spectral payload
  • Power: solar array and on-board storage batteries

Orbit Characteristics
  • Altitude: 570 km
  • Period: 96 minutes
  • Inclination: 10°

Imaging System
  • Spectral Bands: panchromatic, 4-band multispectral (blue, green, red, near-infrared [NIR])
  • Sensor Resolution: 50-cm panchromatic, 2-m multispectral (at nadir)

Collection Capabilities
  • Footprint Width: 18 km (at nadir)
  • Mean Revisits Per Day: 1 to 2
  • Image Collection Modes:
    • Spot – 18 km x 18 km
    • Strip – 18 km x up to available imaging capacity in along-track direction
    • Wide Area – 70 km x 70 km
  • Georeferenced Horizontal Accuracy: < 65-m CE90 (global average, dependent on terrain)

Below is the least expensive DS-EO data offered. Prices increase for new collections and data processing. Note that volume discounts are available.

For an exact quote, please contact our Sales Team at sales@apollomapping.com.



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