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Huan Jing-2A

Huan Jing-2A (HJ-2A) is a Chinese environmental and disaster monitoring satellite operated by CRESDA, co-launched with HJ-2B on 2020-09-27 from Taiyuan. It flies in a sun-synchronous orbit at 650 km altitude with a 10:30 descending local solar time crossing and a 31-day repeat cycle.[1][2]

HJ-2A carries three instruments: the Wide-Band Visible Camera 2 (WVC-2) for multispectral land and vegetation observation; the Infrared Multispectral Scanner 2 (IRMSS-2 HJ) for thermal infrared land-surface temperature and anomaly detection; and the Hyperspectral Imager 2 (HSI-2) for narrowband spectral classification of land cover, vegetation stress, and mineralogy.[3][4][5]

WMO OSCAR records HJ-2A as operational as of 2026-02-02. CEOS lists an end-of-life date of December 2025, while the WMO record indicates operational status extending into at least 2026. Data are distributed by CRESDA for land monitoring, disaster response, and environmental surveys.[1][2]

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@misc{eoatlas:missions:hj-2a,
  title = {Huan Jing-2A},
  author = {{EO-Atlas}},
  publisher = {SpectraWorks B.V.},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
  url = {https://eo-atlas.org/missions/hj-2a}
}