CEOS EO HANDBOOK – MISSION SUMMARY
- RISESat
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Full Name
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Rapid International Scientific Experiment Satellite
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Status
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Operational (nominal)
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Mission Agencies
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Japan FIRST
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Launch Date
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18 Jan 2019
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Mission Links
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mission site
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EOL Date
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Jan 2025
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EO Portal Info
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NORAD Catalog #
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International Designator
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Orbit Type
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Sun-synchronous
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Orbit Period
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Orbit Sense
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Orbit Inclination
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97.3 deg
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Orbit Altitude
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500 km
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Orbit Longitude
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Orbit LST
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09:00 - 15:00
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Repeat Cycle
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Objectives and Applications
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RISESat is a microsatellite mission (nickname of Hodoyoshi-2) and a small satellite development activity within the scope of a Japanese FIRST (Funding Program for World-Leading Innovative R&D on Science and Technology) program. In this program several 50 kg class microsatellites are going to be developed and launched by the end of Japanese fiscal year of 2013, including one scientific microsatellite under international cooperation. This program as whole shall contribute to enhance the activities of the world's small satellite research societies and industries, and to build the basis of a new paradigm for the future, where cost-effective and reliable small satellites are widely utilized for both research and commercial purposes. The FIRST program is led by Shinichi Nakasuka of University of Tokyo. Funding support of the program is provided by the government of Japan.
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Mission Measurements
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Mission Instruments
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OpenSearch Datasets
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No IDN OpenSearch datasets found.
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