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AlSat-2B

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AlSat-2B is the second ALSAT-2 high-resolution Algerian optical Earth-observation mission, using the ALSAT-2 NAOMI payload and an AstroSat-100 / Myriade-derived small-satellite platform.[1][2] It launched on 2016-09-26 on ISRO PSLV-C35 into a sun-synchronous orbit at about 670 km.[3][1] The ALSAT-2 programme heritage gives 2.5 m panchromatic and 10 m multispectral imaging over a 17.5 km swath.[4][2] Its application set covers urban planning, agriculture, coastal planning, cartography, civil-project monitoring, and environmental monitoring.[1][2]

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current statusextended
operatorAgence Spatiale Algerienne
platformastrosat-100
launch vehicleisro-pslv
Launched2016-09-26
orbit typeSun-synchronous orbit, about 670 km
swath km17.5
revisit days3
tasking supportedtrue
current geographic priorityAlgeria and national land, coastal, and civil-planning applications
Last updated2026-06-21
claim statusagency-sourced
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Compositional position

this ——— AstroSat-100 bus bus
this ——— Land cover change related-topic
this ——— Coastal erosion related-topic
this ——— Disaster damage assessment related-topic
AlSat-2A ——— this brand-grouping
Sources
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