TeLEOS-1 SATELLITE IMAGERY
Launched in December 2015, TeLEOS-1 is Singapore’s first commercial Near Equatorial Orbit (NEqO) Earth Observation satellite. Operating at an altitude of 550 kilometres, TeLEOS-1 offers 1 metre high resolution satellite imagery with an average revisit time of 12 to 16 hours. This will enable decision makers and users convenient access to high temporal imagery and geospatial solutions to respond to time sensitive events, such as homeland security and border control, maritime situation awareness, and disaster monitoring and management around the equatorial belt.
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TeLEOS-1 Satellite Imagery - Darwin, Australia -
TeLEOS-1 Satellite Imagery - Sports Hub, Singapore
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OVERVIEW OF TeLEOS-1
| Parameter | TeLEOS-1 |
| Near Equatorial Orbit | ~550km |
| Spectral Bands | Panchromatic |
| Swath width | 12km at nadir |
| Resolution | 1m at nadir |
| Life Expectancy | 5 Years |
| Imaging Opportunity | Up to 6 daylight imaging opportunities per day |
| Revisit Time | 12-16 hours |
| Max Viewing Angle | ± 45 degrees off-nadir nominal |
| Slew Rate | 2.5 degree/sec |
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