SuperView-2 Satellite Imagery Samples
SuperView-2 40-cm Natural Color – Washington, D.C., USA; February 6, 2022
SuperView-2 40-cm Natural Color – Washington, D.C., USA; February 6, 2022
SuperView-2 40-cm Natural Color – Santa Paula, California, USA; July 29, 2021
SuperView-2 40-cm Natural Color – Santa Paula, California, USA; July 29, 2021
SuperView-2 40-cm Natural Color – Washington, D.C., USA; February 6, 2022
SuperView-2 40-cm Natural Color – Rural Oromia, Ethiopia; January 8, 2023
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The SuperView-2 Advantage
4-Band Multispectral Imagery
SuperView-2 offers red, green, blue and near-infrared (NIR) multispectral bands to empower informed decision making.
Better Than 50-cm Resolution
SuperView-2 joins an exclusive group of sub-50-cm resolution satellites with a 40-cm resolution panchromatic band and four, 1.6-meter resolution multispectral bands.
Overview & HistorySuperView-2 SpecificationsPricing
Building off their success of the SuperView-1 constellation, SpaceWill launched the new and improved SuperView-2 satellite on July 3, 2020 from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China. SuperView-2 is equipped with a 40-cm resolution panchromatic band and four, 1.6-meter resolution multispectral bands. SuperView-2 offers red, green, blue and near-infrared (NIR) bands, giving customers more spectral data to empower critical decisions. The satellite’s wide swath of 15-kilometers and ability to image long strips results in a daily collection capacity of 200,000 square kilometers.
Launch Details
- Launch Date: July 3, 2020, 03:10 UTC (one satellite)
- Vehicle: CZ-4B (Long March 4B) carrier rocket
- Site: Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, China
- Expected Mission Life: 8 years
SuperView-2 Components
- Weight: 2,400 kg
- Onboard Storage Capacity: ≥ 5 Terabits
- Ground Transmissions: X-frequency band
- Transmission Code Rate to Ground: 2 × 800 Mbps (orthogonal polarization frequency reuse)
Orbit Characteristics
- Altitude: 643.8 km
- Period: 97.5 minutes
- Inclination: 97.96°
- Direction: sun-synchronous circular, north to south (across the lit side of Earth)
- Equatorial Crossing Time: 10:30 AM local time (approximate; across lit side of Earth)
- Revisit Frequency: 1.5 days (≥ 30° off-nadir)
Imaging System
- Spectral Bands:
- Panchromatic
- 6-band multispectral (blue, green, red and near-infrared 1 [NIR1]; red edge and NIR2, not available outside China)
- Sensor Resolution:
- At nadir – 40-cm panchromatic & 1.6-m multispectral
- 25° off-nadir – 50-cm panchromatic & 2-m multispectral
- 50° off-nadir – 1-m panchromatic & 4-m multispectral
- Spectral Band Wavelength Range: (minimum to maximum edge; in nm)
- Panchromatic – 450 – 900
- Blue – 450 – 520
- Green – 520 – 590
- Red – 630 – 690
- Red edge – 705 – 745 (not available outside China)
- NIR1 – 770 – 890
- NIR2 – 860 – 1040 (not available outside China)
- Dynamic Range: 12-bits
Collection Capabilities
- Footprint Width: 15 km (at nadir)
- Maximum Collection Geometry:
- Mono-mosaic mode – 6 strips wide x 90 km long
- Stereo mode – 200 km long
- Tristereo mode – 60 km long
- Daily Collection Capacity: 200,000 sq km
- Georeferenced Horizontal Accuracy: ≤ 10-m CE90 (predicted; global average, dependent on terrain)
Below is the least expensive, color 40-cm SuperView-2 data offered. Prices increase for new collections and data processing. Note that volume discounts are available as well as 50-cm resolution.
- Data Source: archive (greater than 60 days old)
- Minimum Order Size: 25 sq km (per area & date)
- Product Type: 40-cm georeferenced + natural color or 4-band
- Price Per Sq Km: $18.00 (more detailed pricing can be found here)
For an exact quote, please contact our Sales Team at sales@apollomapping.com.
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