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EROS-C tasking
Description
EROS-C is the backbone of the EROS NG constellation which is comprised of three satellites providing 30 cm resolution ultra-sharp imagery. The satellite was launched into a mid-inclination orbit, resulting in high revisit rate and diverse imaging time, enhancing its information-gathering capabilities.
Technical information
| Sensor type | Optical |
| Resolution | 30 cm (very high) |
| Spectral band data | Panchromatic: 450–900 nm Multispectral: - 450–510 nm (blue) - 510–580 nm (green) - 630–690 nm (red) - 770–900 nm (near-infrared) |
| Spectral bands combinations | - Panchromatic - 4-band: multispectral (RGB and NIR) |
| Geographic coverage | Global |
| Geometric and radiometric processing level | - Level 0A: raw imagery - Level 1A: radiometrically corrected, not georectified - Level 1B: radiometrically corrected, georectified |
| Bit depth per pixel | 8 or 16‑bit |
| Acquisition mode | Mono, Stereo, Tri-stereo |
| Incidence angle | Up to 45° |
| Orbit | Sun-synchronous, at 500 km |
| Revisit rate | Daily |
| Swath width | 12.5 km |
| Minimum AOI size | 100 km2 |
| Minimum scene size | Mono: 12.5×12.5 km Stereo: 12.5×24 km Tri-stereo: stereo + 12.5×24 km |
Further information
For more information, please visit the technical documentation.