Norwegian Space Agency
Norwegian Space Agency is Norway's national space agency and a funding and coordination body for space activity, with the public operator domain romsenter.no.[1][2] It was formerly the Norwegian Space Centre and was renamed in February 2019.[2] Its satellite record is centered on maritime and science infrastructure rather than a civilian EO satellite portfolio: AISSat and NorSat missions emphasize AIS vessel tracking, with NorSat-3 adding a navigation radar detector and NorSat-4 adding a low-light camera experiment.[3][4] Operations for these small satellites are managed by Statsat AS, a Space Norway subsidiary, on NOSA's behalf.[3][4] For EO buyers, NOSA is a national coordinator and sponsor in a maritime-surveillance space ecosystem, not the owner-operator of a broad EO constellation.[1][3][4]
- [1]Satellites and Space Infrastructure - Norwegian Space Agencyagency doc2026-06-20
- [2]Norwegian Space Agency - Wikipediacommunity2026-06-20
- [3]NorSat-1 and 2 - eoPortalthird party2026-06-20
- [4]NORSAT-3 and 4 - eoPortalthird party2026-06-20
- [5]Norwegian Space Agency - regjeringen.noagency doc2026-10-19
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@misc{eoatlas:companies:nosa,
title = {Norwegian Space Agency},
author = {{EO-Atlas}},
publisher = {SpectraWorks B.V.},
note = {CC BY 4.0},
url = {https://eo-atlas.org/companies/nosa}
}