Vizard-meteo @ Nanosats Database

Name	Vizard-meteo (RS38S, Space-PI, Space π)
Type	CubeSat
Units or mass	3U
Mass in kg	2.98 kg
Status	Operational (Assumed to be operational because the object ID is known)
Launched	2023-06-27
NORAD ID	57189
Deployer	12U Deployer [Aerospace Capital]
Launcher	Sojuz
Organisation	NIS
Institution	Company
Entity	Commercial
Nation	Russia
Partners	Sputnix, FASIE, VIZARD
Oneliner	Receive data and analyze it to study environmental and weather phenomena in the waters of the Northern Polar Region.
Description	The meteorological satellite, created on the basis of the SPUTNIX platform as part of the Space-π project supported by FASIE. Monitoring the formation of dangerous meteorological phenomena in the atmosphere and forecasting the development of the meteorological situation. Medium resolution RGB remote sensing camera with 50 m/pixel pixel projection, low resolution RGB remote sensing camera with 250 m/pixel pixel projection. Students together with specialists from NIS LLC and VIZARD LLC will receive data and analyze it to study environmental and weather phenomena in the waters of the Northern Polar Region. The Vizard-meteo CubeSat 3U device belongs to NIS LLC, Moscow. The nanosatellite was created on the basis of the OrbiCraft-Pro platform of the SPUTNIX company. Students of school No. 1522 named after V. I. Churkin in Moscow take part in the project. Together with specialists from NIS LLC and VIZARD LLC, they will receive space data and analyze them for environmental and weather phenomena in the waters of the Northern Polar Region. The device has two cameras for remote sensing of the Earth. They will make it possible to obtain images for monitoring oil and oil product spills in the Arctic zone, as well as to predict the development of the situation on the Northern Sea Route, to identify the formation of dangerous meteorological phenomena.
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COTS subsystems	PLATFORM - Sputnix

Last modified: 2023-11-04
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Vizard-meteo (RS38S, Space-PI, Space π)