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19 juli 2002

The Mauna Kea volcano, Hawaii 15 April 2002
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The Mauna Kea volcano, Hawaii, seen by PROBA-1’s CHRIS instrument.

The Project for On-Board Autonomy (Proba) is a technology demonstration mission of the European Space Agency.

CHRIS is a push-broom spectrometer capable of imaging up to 200 spectral bands in the visible range. Together with the scanning and manoeuvring capabilities of the spacecraft it supports Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function (BRDF) measurements used in land, sea and atmospheric observations.

Technical Information:
Instrument : Compact High Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (CHRIS)
Date of Acquisition : 15-04-2002
Instrument Features : 3 bands (466nm, 543nm, 641nm) image, 15 m spatial resolution, 768x1010 pixels

Credits: ESA

 
 
Konakri, Guinea 14 April 2002
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Konakri, Guinea, seen from PROBA-1’s CHRIS instrument.

The Project for On-Board Autonomy (Proba) is a technology demonstration mission of the European Space Agency.

CHRIS is a push-broom spectrometer capable of imaging up to 200 spectral bands in the visible range. Together with the scanning and manoeuvring capabilities of the spacecraft it supports Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function (BRDF) measurements used in land, sea and atmospheric observations.

Technical Information:
Instrument : Compact High Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (CHRIS)
Date of Acquisition : 14-04-2002
Instrument Features : 3 bands (466nm, 543nm, 641nm) image, 15 m spatial resolution, 768x1010 pixels

Credits: ESA

 
 
PROBA-1 was a great opportunity for SMEs
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A consortium of European companies from seven countries, including many Small and Medium Size Enterprises (SMEs) developed PROBA-1, seen here during environmental testing at Intespace.

The participating companies include:

Belgium:
- Verhaert: Prime Contractor
- Spacebel: On-board Software
- Space Application Services: Ground Segment
- OIP: High Resolution Camera (HRC), Wide Angle Camera (WAC)

Finland:
- SSF: Software Validation
- Finnavitac: Debris In-Orbit Evaluator (DEBIE)

Canada:
- Sherbrooke University/NGC Aerospace: Attitude Control and Navigation System Software

Denmark:
- Technical University of Denmark: Startracker

UK:
- SIRA Electro-Optics: Compact High Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (CHRIS)
- SSTL: GPS Receiver
- Astrium Ltd: Payload Processor Unit
- AEA Technology: Batteries

Switzerland:
- Contraves: Space Radiation Environment Monitor (SREM)

Italy:
- Galileo Avionica: Solar Panels

Germany:
- Teldix: Reaction Wheels

The Netherlands:
- Dutch Space: Magneto-torquers
- Xensys: Miniaturised Radiation Monitor (MRM)
- Xensor: Smart Instrumentation Point (SIPS)

Credits: Verhaert

 
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CHRIS instrument
CHRIS is used to measure directional spectral reflectance of land areas, thus providing new biophysical and biochemical data, and information on land surfaces.

Credits: SIRA
 
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Rupel and Schelde rivers, Belgium 22 January 2002
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Rupel and Schelde rivers, Belgium, seen from PROBA-1’s CHRIS instrument.

The Project for On-Board Autonomy (Proba) is a technology demonstration mission of the European Space Agency.

CHRIS is a push-broom spectrometer capable of imaging up to 200 spectral bands in the visible range. Together with the scanning and manoeuvring capabilities of the spacecraft it supports Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function (BRDF) measurements used in land, sea and atmospheric observations.

Technical Information:
Instrument : Compact High Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (CHRIS)
Date of Acquisition : 22-01-2002
Instrument Features : 3 bands (466nm, 543nm, 641nm) image, 15 m spatial resolution, 768x1010 pixels

Credits: ESA

 
 
San Francisco
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San Francisco seen from PROBA-1’s CHRIS instrument.
Date of acquisition: 17 June 2002

Credits: ESA
 
 
Zie ook:
Op zoek naar instrumenten voor opvolger van door België gebouwde ESA-satellietHaarscherpe camera helpt Proba oriënterenBelgie bouwt eerste satelliet
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