ENVISAT SATELLITE IMAGERY
Envisat was launched in 2002 and operated until 2012. At 8 tons, it was the largest earth imaging satellite in orbit, with 10 instruments on board, including the synthetic aperture (imaging) radar. It was used intensively for a wide range of activities including ice monitoring and disaster assessment.
OVERVIEW OF ENVISAT
| Parameter | Envisat |
| Orbit Altitude | 800km |
| SAR Band | C-band at 5.3 GHz |
| Swath Width | 1150km |
| Ground Sampling Distance (GSD) | |
| Launch | 01 March 2002 |
| Revisit Time | 30 days |
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