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LAPAN-A3 (LAPAN-IPB)

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LAPAN-A3, also known as LAPAN-IPB, is an Indonesian sun-synchronous microsatellite for multispectral remote sensing, AIS maritime monitoring, and experimental payload operations.[1][2] Its multispectral imager has four blue, green, red, and NIR pushbroom channels, 15 m resolution, 120 km swath, and a 21-day revisit [1]. Other payloads include AIS, a 3 m digital/video camera, and a thermal imager.[1][2] LAPAN-A3 launched on 2016-06-22 on ISRO PSLV-C34 with the Cartosat-2 Series Satellite mission.[3] In 2018 it was operating nominally and producing imagery and AIS data regularly.[1]

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operatorNational Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)
platformlapan-a-microsatellite-bus
launch vehicleisro-pslv
Launched2016-06-22
orbit typeSSO
swath km120
revisit days21
tasking supportedfalse
current geographic priorityLand-use, natural-resource, environment and maritime monitoring
Last updated2026-06-21
claim statusagency-sourced
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Compositional position

this ——— lapan-a3-msi payload
this ——— lapan-ais-receiver payload
this ——— lapan-a3-video-camera payload
this ——— lapan-a3-thermal-imager payload
this ——— Land cover change related-topic
this ——— maritime-domain-awareness related-topic
Sources
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