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차세대중형위성 1호

KOMPSAT-2

  • Launch Data and Time :

    September 27, 2003

  • Mission :

    Korean peninsula observation science experiments

  • Launch Site :

    Plesetsk, Russia

  • Launch Vehicle :

    ROCKOT #13

  • Operator :

    Korea Aerospace Research Institute

  • Dimension :

    3.0(w) x 1.8(length) M

  • Mass :

    800 Kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    98.1˚

  • Frequency :

    S-band

  • Lifetime :

    3 years

  • Comment :

    New satellite communications services, and practical exam HDTV and 3DTV service verification

다목적실용성위성 3호(아리랑 3호)

KOMPSAT-3

  • Launch Data and Time :

    May 17, 2012

  • Mission :

    Provide geographical information on Earth

  • Launch Site :

    Tanegashima, Japan

  • Launch Vehicle :

    H- ll A

  • Operator :

    Korea Advanced Institute of science and technology

  • Dimension :

    2.0(diameter), 3.4(high) M

  • Mass :

    1,000 Kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    98.1˚

  • Frequency :

    Ku-band

  • Lifetime :

    4 years

  • Comment :

    Engance national security, cope with natural disasters, better manage resources and monitor the environment.

다목적실용성위성 5호(아리랑 5호)

KOMPSAT-5

  • Launch Data and Time :

    August 22, 2013

  • Mission :

    Earth boservation, Rader

  • Launch Site :

    Yasny, Russia

  • Launch Vehicle :

    Dnepr

  • Operator :

    Korea Aerospace Research Institute(KARI)

  • Dimension :

    4,000 x 3,700 x 9,100 mm

  • Mass :

    1,315 Kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    97.6˚

  • Frequency :

    X-band

  • Lifetime :

    5 years

  • Comment :

    Day and night all-weather earth observation satellite : Equipped with 1 meter resolution imagin radar(SAR)

과학기술위성 3호

STSAT-3

  • Launch Data and Time :

    September 27, 2003

  • Mission :

    Korean peninsula observation science experiments

  • Launch Site :

    Plesetsk, Russia

  • Launch Vehicle :

    ROCKOT #13

  • Operator :

    Korea Aerospace Research Institute

  • Dimension :

    3.0(w) x 1.8(length) M

  • Mass :

    800 Kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    v

  • Frequency :

    S-band

  • Lifetime :

    3 years

  • Comment :

    New satellite communicati -ons services, and practical exam HDTVand 3DTV service verification

다목적실용위성 3A호(아리랑 3A호)

KOMPSAT-3A

  • Launch Data and Time :

    May 26, 2015

  • Mission :

    Precision earth observation

  • Launch Site :

    Yasny, Russia

  • Launch Vehicle :

    Dnepr

  • Operator :

    Korea Aerospace Research Institue
    (KARI)

  • Dimension :

    2,000 X 3,800 X 6,300mm

  • Mass :

    1,100 Kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    97.51˚

  • Frequency :

    X-band

  • Lifetime :

    4 years

  • Comment :

    High-resolution earth obser -vation images available

차세대소형위성1호

NEXTSat-1

  • Launch Data and Time :

    December 04, 2018

  • Mission :

    Scientific Observation

  • Launch Site :

    Vandenberg AFB, California

  • Launch Vehicle :

    Falcon-9

  • Operator :

    KAIST

  • Dimension :

    0.6m(W) X 1.6m(L) X 1m(H)

  • Mass :

    100 Kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    97.77˚

  • Frequency :

    X-BAND

  • Lifetime :

    2 years

  • Comment :

    Purpose of development of small satellite standardization platform

차세대중형위성 1호

CSA500-1

  • Launch Data and Time :

    March 22, 2021

  • Mission :

    Land observation

  • Launch Site :

    Kazakhstan Baikonur

  • Launch Vehicle :

    Soyuz – 2 (Russia)

  • Operator :

    Korea Aerospace Research Institute

  • Dimension :

    140 X 155 X 289 mm

  • Mass :

    500 kg

  • Geostationary Position :

    -

  • Frequency :

    X-band

  • Lifetime :

    4 years

  • Comment :

    The CAS500-1 satellite is the low-orbit practical satellite for precision ground observation developed by KARI with support from MSIT and MOLIT.The missions of CAS500-1 satellite are providing high resolution ground images to meet public sector demands for land/resource observation and disaster moni -toring and providing stereo images for national geometric information services.