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Satellite Programme: Korea Multi-Purpose Satellite
Programme details
Programme description
Series of 5 satellites for land observation. Original name: “Arirang”, a Korean folk song.
Korean programme: KARI responsible of development and operations.
The platforms are actively stabilised over 3 axes.
The design life time isinitially 3 years, increased to 4 years (KOMPSAT-3) and 5 years (KOMPSAT-5).
The satellites fly sunsynchronous orbits around 11:00 or 13:30 or 6:00 depending on the instrumentation.
The replacement policy is based on launching satellites in sequence, roughly 6 months before the expected end-of-life of a satellite.
See detailed description at
https://directory.eoportal.org/missions/kompsat-1
.
Data circulation
Data stored onboard and transmitted to a main receiving station in Korea.
Direct read-out to appointed X-band stations (one in Germany by DLR).
Data processing and analysis performed by KARI at the KOMPSAT Receiving and Processing System (KRPS).
Agencies
KARI
Programme lifetime
1999 - 2029
Associated satellites and instruments
Note: red tag => no longer operational , green tag => operational , blue tag => planned
Korea Multi-Purpose Satellite
CAS 500-1
(2021-2026)
AEISS-HR
CAS 500-2
(2024-2029)
AEISS-HR
KOMPSAT-1
(1999-2008)
EOC
OSMI
SPS/HEPD
SPS/IMS
KOMPSAT-2
(2006-2024)
MSC
KOMPSAT-3
(2012-2024)
AEISS
KOMPSAT-3A
(2015-2024)
AEISS
IIP
KOMPSAT-5
(2013-2024)
AOPOD
COSI
LRR
KOMPSAT-6
(2024-2029)
COSI
KOMPSAT-7
(2024-2029)
AEISS-HR