CSDA Vendor – Satlantis
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Satlantis’s GEISAT constellation, comprising the GEISAT‑P and HORACIO satellites, provides high–spatio‑temporal methane (CH₄) observations with simultaneous emitter geolocation. Each satellite simultaneously acquires co‑registered visible and near‑infrared (VNIR) and shortwave infrared (SWIR) imagery, allowing accurate attribution of detected plumes, providing straightforward identification of the emission sources. In addition to methane detection, the synchronized VNIR–SWIR imagery supports […] The post CSDA Vendor – Satlantis appeared first on NASA Science .
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Satlantis’s GEISAT constellation, comprising the GEISAT‑P and HORACIO satellites, provides high–spatio‑temporal methane (CH₄) observations with simultaneous emitter geolocation. Each satellite simultaneously acquires co‑registered visible and near‑infrared (VNIR) and shortwave infrared (SWIR) imagery, allowing accurate attribution of detected plumes, providing straightforward identification of the emission sources.
In addition to methane detection, the synchronized VNIR–SWIR imagery supports a broad range of Earth observation applications. The constellation’s high revisit frequency and fine spatial resolution offer continuous monitoring of vegetation dynamics and land‑cover change. These measurements benefit a range of science and applications use cases including wildfire monitoring, precision agriculture, and coastal monitoring (e.g., harmful algal bloom detection) and more.
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Top Banner Image: Color-infrared composite (NIR, red, green) satellite image of Praia da Vitória and its harbor on Terceira Island, Azores, acquired at 1.8 m resolution by Satlantis GEISAT on 15 February 2026. Vegetated farmland appears bright red, the Atlantic and harbour basin near black, and built-up surfaces cyan and olive. Credit: © Satlantis 2026. All rights reserved.
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