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KazEOSat-1 Satellite

Kazakhstan’s first high-resolution satellite, KazEOSat-1 offers 50-cm 4-band multispectral imagery at an affordable price.

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KazEOSat-1 Satellite Imagery Samples

KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Perth, Australia; November 22, 2017
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Perth, Australia; November 22, 2017
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Perth, Australia; November 22, 2017
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Perth, Australia; November 22, 2017
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Antalya, Turkey; September 9, 2020
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Antalya, Turkey; September 9, 2020
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Medio Sitio, Mexico; March 27, 2021
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Antalya, Turkey; September 9, 2020
KazEOSat-1 1-m Natural Color – Bunge, Brazil; October 28, 2019

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The KazEOSat-1 Advantage

Wide Image Footprint
A 20-kilometer wide footprint with 1-meter panchromatic and 4-meter four-band multispectral resolution makes KazEOSat-1 a perfect solution for projects requiring high-resolution imagery.

Stereo Collections
KazEOSat-1 boasts the agility to image accurate optical stereo pairs for digital elevation models (DEMs) and 3D visualization.

Imagery on a Budget
High-quality, 1-meter resolution imagery is hard to find at a reasonable price. KazEOSat-1 delivers the affordable imagery you need for your next geospatial project.

Overview & HistoryKazEOSat-1 SpecificationsPricing

The Kazakhstan National Space Agency launched KazEOSat-1 on April 30, 2014 from the Guiana Space Center, French Guiana. KazEOSat-1 is Kazakhstan’s first high-resolution satellite, and it compliments KazEOSat-2’s medium-resolution capabilities. This high-resolution satellite collects 1-meter (m) panchromatic and 4-m four-band (i.e. blue, green, red and near-infrared) multispectral imagery, and is also equipped to acquire optical stereo pairs.

KazEOSat-1 collects 220,000 square kilometers (sq km) of high-resolution imagery daily with a 20-km swath width. With a georeferenced imagery accuracy of 15-meter CE90 and revisits every three days, it’s an ideal satellite for site monitoring. An affordable price and wide footprint gives KazEOSat-1 a leg up on the competition.

Launch Details
  • Launch Date: April 30, 2014, 01:35:15 UTC
  • Vehicle: Vega
  • Site: Guiana Space Center, Kourou, Guiana
  • Expected Mission Life: at least 7.25 years

KazEOSat-1 Components
  • Satellite Model: AS250 commercial platform, built by Airbus Defense and Space
  • Dimensions: 771.5 millimeter (mm, in-circle diameter) x 3412 mm (height); 829 kilogram (kg, pre-launch)
  • Power Systems: three deployable panels, 50 Amperes (max input current), 1500 Watts (max delivered power); 1.7 meter (m, along Y-axis) x 1.075-m (along X axis)
  • Control Systems:
    • 3-axis stabilized
    • Actuators – four TAMAM RW, three magnetorquer rods
    • Altitude determination – three STR Optical heads (STR-O), two STR Electronics (STR-E) in cold redundancy, sun sensor and two GPS units
  • Onboard Storage Capacity: 1 terabyte (TB)
  • Ground Communication Systems:
    • Imagery & metadata downlink – 270 Mbits per second, X-band
    • Commands & telemetry – S-Band
  • Focal Plane:
    • Panchromatic Charge Coupled Device (CCD) module – 4 stack linear array, 6,408 pixels/stack
    • Multispectral CCD module – 4 stack linear array, 1,602 pixels/stack/li>
  • Optical Sensor Assembly: 6.667-m focal length, 420-mm diameter aperture

Orbit Characteristics
  • Altitude: 750 kilometers (km)
  • Period: 99.92 minutes
  • Inclination: 98.429°
  • Direction: sun-synchronous circular, north to south (across the lit side of Earth)
  • Equatorial Crossing Time: 10:30 local time (approximate; across lit side of Earth)
  • Average Revisit Frequency: 3 days (±35° off-nadir, more than 600-km field of regard)

Imaging System
  • Spectral Bands:
    • Panchromatic
    • 4-band multispectral (blue, green, red and near-infrared red [NIR])
  • Sensor Resolution:
    • At nadir – 1-m panchromatic & 4-m multispectral
    • 25° off-nadir – 1.2-m panchromatic & 4.8-m multispectral
    • 35° off-nadir – 1.58-m panchromatic & 6.32-m multispectral
  • Spectral Band Wavelength Range: (in nm)
    • Panchromatic – 450 to 750
    • Blue – 450 to 520
    • Green – 530 to 600
    • Red – 620 to 690
    • NIR – 760 to 890
  • Dynamic Range: 12-bits

Collection Capabilities
  • Footprint Width: 20 km (at nadir)
  • Maximum Collection Geometry: (at 35° off-nadir)
    • Mono, single area – 23.8-km x 23.8-km (1 scene long by wide)
    • Mono, long strip – 4,000-km x 23.8-km (1 strip long, 1 scene wide)
    • Stereo, large area – 42-km x 47.2-km (2 scenes wide, 2 scenes long)
  • Retargeting Ability: 40 sec (time to slew 30 degrees, fast response mode)
  • Daily Collection Capacity: 220,000 sq km
  • Georeferenced Horizontal Accuracy: 15-m CE90 (global average, dependent on terrain and nadir pointing)

Below is the least expensive KazEOSat-1 data offered. Prices increase for new collections and data processing.

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