New development
VNIR and SWIR pushbroom; 4000 pixel/line (VNIR), 2000 pixel/line (SWIR); TIR whiskbroom (670 pixel/line; swath 60 km s.s.p.; cross-track pointing capability within a range of ± 318 km (VNIR) or ± 116 km (SWIR and TIR); along-track stereoscopic viewing in one NIR channel (0.81 µm)
Central wavelength
Spectral interval
SNR or NEΔT @ specified input
Resolution s.s.p.
0.56 µm
0.52-0.60 µm
140 @ 70% albedo
15 m
0.66 µm
0.63-0.69 µm
0.81 µm
0.76-0.86 µm
1.65 µm
1.60-1.70 µm
30 m
2.165 µm
2.145-2.185 µm
54 @ 70% albedo
2.205 µm
2.185-2.225 µm
2.260 µm
2.235-2.285 µm
2.330 µm
2.295-2.365 µm
70 @ 70% albedo
2.395 µm
2.360-2.430 µm
8.30 µm
8.125-8.475 µm
0.3 K @ 300 K
90 m
8.65 µm
8.475-8.825 µm
9.10 µm
8.925-9.275 µm
10.60 µm
10.25-10.95 µm
11.30 µm
10.95-11.65 µm
Note: a red tag indicates satellites no longer operational, a green tag indicates operational satellites, a blue tag indicates future satellites
The following list indicates which measurements can typically be retrieved from this category of instrument. To see a full Gap Analysis by Variable, click on the respective variable.
OSCAR/Space Version 2.7 released
YEAH RIGHT On 6th July 2022 we have released a new software version of OSCAR/Space including new functionalities. Please see details here.