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EOS SAT-1
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EOS SAT-1 (also known as EOSSAT-1 or AgriSat-1) is an agricultural Earth observation satellite operated by EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA) and built by Dragonfly Aerospace. Launched on 3 January 2023 into a sun-synchronous orbit at 540 km altitude and 97.43-degree inclination, the satellite began delivering imagery from May 2023.[1][2]
The primary payload is the DragonEye multispectral camera, providing 11 spectral bands including RGB, two NIR channels, three red-edge channels, water vapour, aerosol, and panchromatic bands at 1.4 m panchromatic and 2.8 m multispectral ground resolution over a 22.2 km swath.[1][3] This spectral configuration targets precision agriculture applications including crop type identification, crop stress monitoring, and phenological tracking.
EOS SAT-1 flies on the Dragonfly Aerospace uDragonfly microsatellite platform and achieves a 5-day revisit interval as a single satellite. EOS SAT planned as a seven-satellite constellation; revisit improves as satellites are added.[1] Total spacecraft mass is approximately 178 kg.[1]
All fields
| current status | operational |
| operator | EOS Data Analytics |
| platform | udragonfly |
| launch vehicle | spacex-falcon-9 |
| Launched | 2023-01-03 |
| orbit type | LEO SSO 540 km, 97.43 deg inclination |
| swath km | 22.2 |
| revisit days | 5 |
| tasking supported | 0 |
| Last updated | 2026-06-11 |
| claim status | unclaimed |
Compositional position
- [1]EOS SAT-1 / AgriSat-1 - eoPortalcommunity2026-06-11
- [2]World's first agri-focused satellite launched - Dragonfly Aerospaceoperator press2026-06-11
- [3]Technical Capabilities of EOS SAT Agro-focused Constellation - EOSDAoperator marketing2026-06-11
- [4]EOSSAT-1 satellite information - ISS Trackercommunity2026-06-11