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Remote Sensing with multiple cooperative nanosats SysNova Challenge Weather

There is a need to achieve optimal cost effectiveness from remote sensing missions. Concurrently, a key scientific need in remote sensing is to address the spatial and temporal resolution of atmospheric measurements. Improved temporal resolution observations of the atmosphere – and importantly a reduced latency between observation and delivery to the user – can directly improve weather forecasting services.

UK

13-062

Surrey Satellite...
Remote sensing with multiple cooperative nanosats SysNova Challenge No. 3 Weather

This summary presents the work by the University of Strathclyde, SCISYS and Roke Manor Research in response to the ESA SysNova Challenge AO7891; Remote sensing with cooperative nanosats, Challenge #3 – Weather. The objective of this work was to evaluate the performance and cost of multi-agent satellite networks capable of providing data in support of severe weather monitoring.

UK

13-061

UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE
SysNova: NAnosatellite Multiple channel Earth-Observation

Performance of nanosatellite systems is reaching a level sufficient for supporting Earth Observation applications, while instrument development focuses on miniaturization. By using a multitude of cooperating and cost effective satellites, nanosat technology could be a serious competitor for conventional EO missions

Portugal

13-060

Instituto Superior de...

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