Diwata-1 (PHL-Microsat-1)

Diwata-1, also known as PHL-Microsat-1, was a Philippine 50 kg-class Earth-observation microsatellite deployed from the ISS Kibo module.^[1][2] It launched on 2016-03-23, deployed from Kibo on 2016-04-27, and re-entered on 2020-04-06 after its decommissioning phase.^[1][2] The payload suite included a High Precision Telescope with 3 m ground resolution at 400 km, a Space-borne Multispectral Imager with a liquid-crystal tunable filter, a Wide Field Camera, and a Middle Field Camera.^[2] The mission supported meteorological disaster observation, agriculture, fishery, forestry, environmental monitoring, vegetation observation, and phytoplankton or coastal-water observation.^[2]