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PAZ

Compiled from public sources on 2026-06-14. Not independently verified by hisdesat.

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PAZ (also designated SEOSAR) is a Spanish national Earth observation mission operated by Hisdesat, launched on 22 February 2018. The satellite carries a single X-band synthetic aperture radar and shares the sun-synchronous TerraSAR-X orbit at approximately 514 km altitude and 97.44 degree inclination.[1][2] With a 270 km maximum swath and tasking support, PAZ delivers SAR imagery for commercial and government customers.[1][2] Paired with the TerraSAR-X/TanDEM-X tandem, PAZ enables revisit intervals of approximately four days over target areas.[3] The mission supports radar backscatter mapping, SAR-based change detection, InSAR surface deformation monitoring, and polarimetric analysis, with applications in subsidence monitoring, disaster damage assessment, transport infrastructure inspection, and maritime vessel tracking.[1][2]

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current statusoperational
operatorhisdesat
launch vehiclespacex-falcon-9
Launched2018-02-22
orbit typeSun-synchronous TerraSAR-X orbit, about 514 km altitude, 97.44 deg inclination
swath km270
tasking supportedtrue
current geographic priorityGlobal commercial and government tasking; Spanish national Earth-observation programme mission.
Last updated2026-06-14
claim statusunclaimed
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Compositional position

this ——— PAZ SAR payload
this ——— Subsidence related-topic
this ——— Disaster damage assessment related-topic
this ——— Transport infrastructure monitoring related-topic
this ——— Vessel tracking related-topic
Sources
Cite https://eo-atlas.org/missions/paz Markdown twin → Field definitions →