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KazEOSat-1

KazEOSat-1 is Kazakhstan's high-resolution optical EO satellite, also referenced as DZZ-HR, built for the national EO system.^[1] It carries a NAOMI passive optical imager with 1 m panchromatic and 4 m multispectral imaging over an approximately 20 km swath ^[1]^[2]. It flies on an Leostar-500-XO bus. It launched on 2014-04-30 on Vega VV03 from the Guiana Space Centre ^[3]. The mission is suited to Kazakhstan and Central Asia mapping, natural-resource monitoring, crop-type assessment, and disaster-support workflows ^[1].

Full specification

All fields

current status	extended
operator	Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary
platform	leostar-500-xo
launch vehicle	arianespace-vega
Launched	2014-04-30
orbit type	Sun-synchronous orbit, about 759 km, 98.5 deg inclination
swath km	20
tasking supported	true
current geographic priority	Kazakhstan and Central Asia high-resolution mapping, natural-resource monitoring and disaster support
Last updated	2026-06-21
claim status	agency-sourced

Where this fits, supply chain

Compositional position

this ——— kazeosat-1-naomi payload

this ——— Leostar-500-XO bus bus

this ——— Land cover change related-topic

this ——— Crop-type mapping related-topic

this ——— Disaster damage assessment related-topic

Sources

[1]KazEOSat 1, Gunter's Space Pagecommunity2026-06-21
[2]Vega VV03 mission, Arianespaceoperator press2026-06-21Used for launch-service cross-check; public site indexing was inconsistent.
[3]KazEOSat-1, Russian Wikipediacommunity2026-06-21
[4]KazEOSat-1, German Wikipediacommunity2026-06-21

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