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EOS-01 (RISAT-2BR2)

EOS-01, formerly designated RISAT-2BR2, is an ISRO Earth observation satellite in the RISAT programme, launched on 7 November 2020 aboard PSLV-C49.[1][2] The mission carries an X-band SAR-X synthetic aperture radar with 1 to 8 m resolution and 10 to 50 km swath by mode.[3] The satellite operates in a low Earth drifting orbit at approximately 555 km altitude and 37 degree inclination.[4] WMO OSCAR lists the mission as operational as of a February 2026 update; ISRO's April 2025 satellite status listing also confirms operational status.[4][2] Applications include reconnaissance, disaster management, soil moisture estimation, flooding assessment, and land-cover change detection.[1][4] Data are distributed offline through NRSC.[1]

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current statusoperational
operatorIndian Space Research Organisation
launch vehicleisro-pslv
Launched2020-11-07
orbit typeLow Earth drifting orbit, about 555 km altitude and 37 degree inclination
swath km50
revisit days5
tasking supportedtrue
current geographic priorityReconnaissance, disaster management and Earth observation; offline data distribution through NRSC.
Last updated2026-06-14
claim statusagency-sourced
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Compositional position

this ——— SAR-X (RISAT-2 series) payload
this ——— Disaster damage assessment related-topic
this ——— Flooding related-topic
this ——— Soil moisture related-topic
this ——— Land cover change related-topic
Sources
Cite https://eo-atlas.org/missions/risat-2br2 Markdown twin → Field definitions →