EROS-B SATELLITE IMAGERY
EROS-B is a sub-metre panchromatic satellite which has been used for a range of diverse application from disaster, urban and maritime monitoring to military surveillance. The satellite was launched on April 25, 2006, and has obtained global imagery every 5-6 days at a 0.7m Ground Sampling Distance (GSD) (at nadir).
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EROS-B Satellite Imagery - Hiroshima, Japan -
EROS-B Satellite Imagery - Nagoya Port, Japan -
EROS-B Satellite Imagery - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -
EROS-B Satellite Imagery - Forbidden City, China -
EROS-B Satellite Imagery - New York City, USA -
EROS-B Satellite Imagery - New York City, USA
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OVERVIEW OF EROS-B
| Parameter | EROS-B |
| Sun-Synchronous Orbit | ~520km |
| Spectral Bands | Panchromatic (500-900nm) |
| Swath Width | 7km |
| Ground Sampling Distance (GSD) | 0.7m |
| Launch/Life Expectancy | 2006-2022 |
| Revisit Time | 5-6 days |
EROS-B Satellite Imagery Samples
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