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VNREDSat-1

Compiled from public sources on 2026-06-21. Not independently verified by Vietnam National Space Center.

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VNREDSat-1 is a Vietnamese natural-resources, environment, and disaster-monitoring satellite launched in 2013 for land observation and disaster monitoring.^[1] The mission carries a NAOMI VIS/NIR pushbroom imager with five channels, 2.5 m panchromatic resolution, 10 m multispectral resolution, and a 17.5 km swath.^[2] It flies in a Sun-synchronous 704 km orbit with a 10:30 descending equator crossing and has a three-day revisit for repeated national land, agriculture, and disaster-monitoring observations.^[1]

Full specification

All fields

operator	Vietnam National Space Center
platform	astrosat-100
launch vehicle	arianespace-vega
Launched	2013-05-07
orbit type	SSO
swath km	17.5
revisit days	3
tasking supported	false
Last updated	2026-06-21
claim status	agency-sourced

Where this fits, supply chain

Compositional position

this ——— naomi-vnredsat-1 payload

this ——— AstroSat-100 bus bus

this ——— Disaster damage assessment related-topic

this ——— Land cover change related-topic

this ——— Crop-type mapping related-topic

Sources

[1]WMO OSCAR satellite record: VNREDSat-1agency doc2026-06-21
[2]WMO OSCAR instrument record: NAOMIagency doc2026-06-21
[3]VNREDSat-1 mission overviewcommunity2026-06-21

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