first images from a small SAR satellite StriX-B released
PRODUCT UPDATE
The first images acquired by a newly launched small SAR satellite StriX-B (StriX-β) have been released by Synspective. The satellite was put into a target orbit of 561 km on March 1, 2022. Since then, it has been operating effectively, collecting imagery around the world, including the Philippines, Brazil, and the Netherlands.
Image 1. StriX-B (StriX-β), Stripmap mode. Brasilia, Brazil. 3 June, 2022
© 2022. Synspective Inc.
Image 2. StriX-B (StriX-β), Sliding Spotlight mode. Manila, the Philippines. 5 June, 2022
© 2022. Synspective Inc.
Synspective are going to launch their first commercial prototype StriX-1 later this year. As a result, the company will further accelerate the improvement of operation technology for multiple satellites, strengthen data services, and advance analysis technology.
Three more SAR satellites will be sent into orbit in 2023. Synspective are aiming to build a constellation of 30 SAR satellites by 2026, making it possible to observe natural disasters anywhere in the world within 2 hours. Furthermore, the company are developing a solution that automatically analyzes the satellite data aiming to dramatically improve the world’s disaster response capabilities.
Please contact us to get more information about StriX-B or future Synspective's missions.
Three more SAR satellites will be sent into orbit in 2023. Synspective are aiming to build a constellation of 30 SAR satellites by 2026, making it possible to observe natural disasters anywhere in the world within 2 hours. Furthermore, the company are developing a solution that automatically analyzes the satellite data aiming to dramatically improve the world’s disaster response capabilities.
Please contact us to get more information about StriX-B or future Synspective's missions.
Credit: Press release 'Synspective releases First Image from its Small SAR Satellite "StriX-β"'