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Entrée : SPOT-1

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The SPOT-1 (Satellite Pour l'Observation de la Terre) spacecraft was launched on February 22, 1986. SPOT-1 is an earth observation satellite with a greater ground resolution than that of the Landsat series satellites. The main applications for the images returned by the first SPOT mission are land-use studies, agriculture and forestry resources, mineral and oil resources, and cartography. The three-axis stabilized satellite operates in a circular sun-synchronous near-polar orbit for a design lifetime of 2 years. Orbital Characteristics- Orbital Period: 101.40 m Inclination: 98.70 degrees Eccentricity: 0.00101 Periapsis: 815.00 km Apoapsis: 829.60 km The spacecraft dimensions are 2 x 2 x 3.5 m and 15.60 m for the overall length of the deployed solar panel. SPOT-1 consists of two parts: (1) the bus, a standard multipurpose platform, and (2) the payload. The bus provides housekeeping information and an onboard computer. The payload is mounted on one of the side panels of the bus. SPOT-1 consists of two identical high-resolution visible (HRV) imaging instruments and a package comprising two magnetic-tape data recorders and a telemetry transmitter.

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