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RISAT-2BR1

RISAT-2BR1 is an ISRO radar imaging Earth observation satellite in the RISAT programme, launched on 11 December 2019 aboard PSLV-C48 from Sriharikota.[1] The satellite carries an X-band SAR-X synthetic aperture radar operating at 9.59 GHz, delivering 1 to 8 m spatial resolution across 10 to 50 km swath widths depending on imaging mode.[2] The mission operates in a low Earth drifting orbit; ISRO recorded an injection orbit of 576 km while WMO OSCAR notes a later operational altitude of approximately 555 km, both at 37 degree inclination.[1][3] WMO records the satellite as operational as of a February 2026 update,[3] beyond the 5-year design life stated at launch.[1] Mass was reported as 628 kg by ISRO and 615 kg by WMO OSCAR.[1][3] Applications include agriculture monitoring, forestry assessment, disaster management, and reconnaissance, with data distributed offline through NRSC and received at appointed ground stations.[1][3]

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current statusOperational
operatorIndian Space Research Organisation
launch vehiclePSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle)
Launched2019-12-11
orbit typeLow Earth drifting orbit, 555-576 km altitude, 37 degree inclination
swath km50
revisit days5
tasking supportedYes
current geographic priorityAgriculture, forestry and disaster management per ISRO launch page; reconnaissance and disaster management per WMO OSCAR.

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@misc{eoatlas:missions:risat-2br1,
  title = {RISAT-2BR1},
  author = {{EO-Atlas}},
  publisher = {SpectraWorks B.V.},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
  url = {https://eo-atlas.org/missions/risat-2br1}
}