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Committee on Earth Observation Satellites Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS) Plenary Agenda Item #30 29 th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto, Japan 5 – 6 November 2015 Russian EO Missions

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Page 1: Committee on Earth Observation Satellites Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS) Plenary Agenda Item #30 29 th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference

Committee on Earth Observation Satellites

Russian Federal Space Agency

(ROSCOSMOS)

Plenary Agenda Item #30

29th CEOS Plenary

Kyoto International Conference Center

Kyoto, Japan

5 – 6 November 2015

Russian EO Missions

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Russian EO in 2015:Organizational Issues

(1) ROSCOSMOS State Space Corporation:Russian Federal Space Agency +Rocket-Space Industry +Operator of EO Satellites

(2) Russian Federal Space Program 2006-2015 is finished

→ Russian Federal Space Program 2016-2025 is being designed

(3) Government Decision to lift the ban on the dissemination of Russian high-resolution data

Igor Komarov

Head of ROSCOSMOSCorporation(since August 5, 2015)

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(1) Start of 2 new satellites’ operation phase within planned advancement of the Russian national EO satellite constellation: Meteor-M2 (launched on July 08, 2014),Resurs-P2 (launched on December 26, 2014)

(2) New meteorological satellite Electro-L2 (GOMS-3) is ready to be launched on 10 December, 2015 (Russian contribution to WMO)

(3) Prepared to be launched as part of development of sub-constellations :Resurs-P3 (2016) – natural resources,Kanopus-V-IK (2016) – natural resources / disasters,Meteor-M2.1 (2016) – meteorological / natural resources

(4) Creating the first Russian civil SAR constellation (launches planned for 2018-2022): 2 satellites Kondor-FKA (S-band),3 satellites Obzor-R (X-band)

Russian EO in 2015:Satellites

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Total 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 15 18 21 25

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Elektro-L2Elektro-L1

Resurs-DK

Meteor-M1

Resurs-P1

Kanopus-V1

Resurs-P2

Kanopus-V-IK

Meteor-M2.2

Arctica-M1

Meteor-M2

Kanopus-V3 Kanopus-V5

Kanopus-V6

Elektro-L3

Meteor-M2.1

Resurs-P3 Resurs-PM1

Meteor-M2.4Meteor-M2.3

Obzor-R1

Resurs-P4

Kondor-FKA1 Kondor-FKA2

Resurs-P5

Meteor-M3

Arctica-M2

Kanopus-V4

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Elektro-L4 Elektro-L5

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MS (visible and IR) data

SAR data

2006 2009 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Russian EO Satellite Constellation in 2006-2020

In operation for more than 9 years

Initial lifetime – 3 years

Very-high resolution data(2015: 1m, 2020: up to 0.5m)

Archived data since 1992

2025: up to 30 satellites

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Launch date – 25 June, 2013 (Resurs-P1) 26 December, 2014 (Resurs-P2)

Next launch – 2016 (Resurs-P3)

MISSION PURPOSE

Near real-time acquiring of highly informative data in visible and near-IR spectral range for ecological monitoring, natural resources inventory, mineral exploration, and mapping

CURRENT TASKS

Maps creation and update (scale >1:10,000)

Environmental monitoringOperational disaster monitoringRespond to agriculture and forestry

challengesSocio-economic infrastructure monitoring

ONBOARD INSTRUMENTS

Highly detailed-resolution optical sensor [Geoton]with stereo mode

Resolution PAN (0.58–0.80µm) – 0.9mResolution MS (5 bands: 0.45–0.90µm) – 3mSwath width – 38km

2 Wide-swath optical sensor s [ShMSA]

High resolution sensor [ShMSA-VR]Resolution PAN (0.58–0.80µm) – 12mResolution MS (5 bands: 0.43–0.90µm) –

23.8mSwath width – 97km

Medium resolution sensor [ShMSA-SR]Resolution PAN (0.58–0.80µm) – 60mResolution MS (5 bands: 0.43–0.90µm) –

120mSwath width – 441km

Hyperspectral sensor [GSA]Resolution (96–255 bands: 0.4–1.1µm) – 30mSwath width – 25km

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Resurs-P

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Resurs-P Saint-PetersburgRussia

Saint-Petersburg will hostGEO-XIII Plenary in November 2016

Organizers: ROSHYDROMET and ROSCOSMOS

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Launch date – July 22, 2012 (Kanopus-V1)

Next launch – 2016 (Kanopus-V-IK)

CURRENT TASKSMaps creation and update (scale

>1:25,000)

Environmental ecological monitoring

Disasters monitoring

Respond to agriculture and forestry challenges

Socio-economic infrastructure monitoring

ONBOARD INSTRUMENTS

PAN optical system [PSS]Resolution (0.54–0.86µm) – 2.1mSwath width – 23km

MS optical system [MSS]Resolution (4 bands: 0.46–0.84µm) – 12mSwath width – 20km

IR sensor [MSU-IK-SR] – Kanopus-V-IKResolution (2 bands: 3.5–4.5, 8.4–9.4µm) – 200mSwath width – 2000km

MISSION PURPOSE

Near real-time acquiring of highly informative data in visible and near-IR spectral range for ecological monitoring, natural resources inventory, mineral exploration, and topographic mapping

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Kanopus-V

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Kanopus-V Belgorod RegionRussia

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Launch date – 17 September, 2009 (Meteor-M1)Launch date – 8 July, 2014 (Meteor-M2)

Next launch – 2016 (Meteor-M2.1)

MISSION PURPOSE

Operational acquiring of cloudiness and the Earth’s underlying surface data, hydrometeorological data acquisition, heliogeophysical measurements, Earth’s resources study, and ecological monitoring

CURRENT TASKSEnvironmental and disaster monitoring

Control of the dangerous weather phenomena and the prevention of their approach

Climate forcing control and the global changing monitoring

Radiation and heligeophysical conditions control in near-Earth space in interests of flights’ safety, steady radio communication

ONBOARD INSTRUMENTS

2 Medium-resolution optical sensor s [KMSS]

Land-use sensor [MSU-100]Resolution MS (3 bands:

0.53–0.57, 0.63–0.68, 0.76–0.90µm) – 60mSwath width – 900km

Marine-use sensor [MSU-50]Resolution MS (3 bands:

0.37–0.45, 0.45–0.51, 0.58–0.69µm) – 120m

Swath width – 900km

Low-resolution optical sensor [MSU-MR]Resolution MS (6 bands:

0.5–0.7, 0.7–1.1, 1.6–1.8, 3.5–4.1, 10.5–11.5, 11.5–12.5µm) – 1000m

Swath width – 2950km

Heliogeophysical device [GGAK] 9

Meteor-M

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Meteor-M Aral Sea

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Launch date – January 20, 2011 (Electro-L1)

Next launch – December 10, 2015 (Electro-L2)

MISSION PURPOSE

Operational acquiring of cloudiness and the Earth’s underlying surface data, hydrometeorological data acquisition, heliogeophysical measurements

CURRENT TASKS Operational imaging of cloudiness and

the Earth’s underlying surface

The World Ocean state conditions analysis and forecast

Climate and global changes monitoring

Global monitoring of disasters

ONBOARD INSTRUMENTS

Geostationary MS optical sensor [MSU-GS]Coverage area – the entire

disk of the EarthResolution VIS (3 bands:

0.46–0.65, 0.65–0.80, 0.80–0.90µm) – 1000mResolution IR (7 bands:

3.5–4.1, 5.7–7.0, 7.5–8.5, 8.2–9.2, 9.2–10.2, 10.2–11.2, 11.2–12.5µm) – 4000m

Swath width – 900kmRevisit period in 24h

as scheduled – 30min on ground commands – 15min

Heliogeophysical device [GGAK]

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Elektro-L

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Visible bands (RGB) IR band (10,2-11,2µm)

Elektro-L

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Kondor-FKA

Planned launches – 2018 (Kondor-FKA1) – 2019 (Kondor-FKA2)

MISSION PURPOSE

Operational all-weather 24-hour monitoring of the Earth over the latitude range between 90N and 90S

CURRENT TASKS

Operational disaster monitoringTopographic mapping, DEM,

DTMEnvironmental monitoringAgriculture and forestry

monitoringSocio-economic infrastructure

monitoringShipping navigation

ONBOARD INSTRUMENT

SAR (S-band)

Imaging modes

Resolution (m)

Swath width (km)

Frame size (km)

Polarization

Spotlight 1-2

2×500

10×10

HHVV

Fine 1-3 10×500

Standard 6–12(20–100)×

500

500,000km2 daily

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Obzor-R

Planned launches – 2019 (Obzor-R1) – 2021 (Obzor-R2)

MISSION PURPOSE

Operational all-weather 24-hour monitoring of the Earth over the latitude range between 90N and 90S

ONBOARD INSTRUMENT

SAR (X-band)

Imaging modes

Resolution (m)

Swath width (km)

Frame size (km)

Polarization

Very high resolution

1 2×470 10×(15–20)HH VVHV VH

High resolution

3–5 2×600 50×50

HHVVHVVH

V(V+H)H(V+H)

Stripmap 2 5

2×4702×600

10×400030×4000

Stripmap wide

20 40

2×60090×4000

220×4000

Wide swath

200 300500

2×6002×6002×750

400×4000600×4000750×4000

500,000km2 daily

CURRENT TASKS

Operational disaster monitoringTopographic mapping, DEM,

DTMEnvironmental monitoringAgriculture and forestry

monitoringSocio-economic infrastructure

monitoringShipping navigation 14

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Finalizing key ground infrastructure development (ready to start the operation phase in 2016):

(1) Integrated Geographically Distributed Information System of EO (more than 10 centers)New centers: Krasnoyarsk (Central Siberia),Murmansk (Northern part, the first Arctic EO center in Russia),Kaliningrad (Western part), Vostochny Spaceport (Far-East)

(2) Bank of Basic Products for Interdepartmental Use(i.e. preliminary thematic data processing: NDVI, NDSI, albedo, and others)

(3) Free Data Portal (30m and lower resolution data by Elektro-L, Meteor-M and Resurs-P)

(4) Data Validation System

Russian EO in 2015:Ground Infrastructure

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The implementation of the Russian Remote Sensing System Development Conception for the period till 2025 will allow Roscosmos to coordinate ground centers for receiving, processing, and dissemination of EO data in full as well as to Distributed State Fund of EO Data

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Integrated Geographically Distributed Information System of EO

Data communication channels between regional zonesData communication channels within zonesSpace monitoring centers of ROSCOSMOSSpace monitoring centers of ROSHYDROMETSpace monitoring centers of other authorities (organizations)Space monitoring centers in the Arctic Region

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DEPARTMENTAL AND REGIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

JOINT STATE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION ON THE SITUATION IN

THE WORLD OCEAN

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION PROGRAMS

Free Data PortalMedium and low spatial resolution standard data products

(60m and lower: Electro-L, Meteor-M, Resurs-P)

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EO Services

ROSCOSMOS’ Geoportal (Internet: www.gptl.ru)

Bank of Basic Products for

Interdepartmental Use

Unified Bank of Geodata

(Standard data products)

Ground centers for receiving, processing and dissemination of EO data(Coordinated by Operator – Research Center for Earth Operative Monitoring, JSC “Russian Space

Systems”)

Since 2010 Since 2016

Since 2016

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ROSCOSMOS’ Contribution to CEOS

(1) WGISS: WGISS-38 (September 2014) hosting in Moscow, Access to Russian EO data catalogue (ROSCOSMOS Geoportal)

will be able via FedEO and CWIC in 2016

(2) WGCV: WGCV-33 (May 2011) hosting in Moscow, Research in the field of hyperspectral imaging in 2016.

It m.b. useful for EnMAP and PRISMA developers

(3) WGCapD: Start of unofficial membership in 2015, Plans to become the member in 2016 as a regional authority

(4) WGDisasters:Plans to beсome the member in 2016, using our experience of participating in the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters

(5) EO HandBook:Annual updates of the information on Russian missions (sensors)

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Committee on Earth Observation Satellites

Kirill Emelyanov

Chief of Perspective Development Department

Research Center for Earth Operative Monitoring Joint Stock Company “Russian Space Systems”

[email protected]

Russian EO Missions