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PAN (Cartosat-3)

Cartosat-3 panchromatic pushbroom imaging camera for very-high-resolution land observation and cartography.

Sensor

PAN (Cartosat-3) is the single-channel panchromatic camera on Cartosat-3, separate from the mission's four-band MX multispectral camera.[1][2] It is a passive optical high-resolution imager for VNIR panchromatic acquisition.[2] The panchromatic channel spans 450-900 nm [1]; a 500-850 nm range is also associated with the instrument.[2] Native ground sampling is 0.28 m at nadir or the sub-satellite point, over a swath of about 17 km.[1][2] The payload uses 11-bit quantisation.[1] Cartosat-3 supports along-track and across-track steering, including in-orbit stereoscopy and cross-track field-of-regard imaging.[1][2] PAN is used for very-high-resolution land imagery, cartography, cadastral-scale mapping, infrastructure observation and detailed boundary observation, and is capable of optical time-series change-detection workflows.[1][2]

Where this fits, supply chain

Compositional position

Cartosat-3 ——— this payload
this ——— Cartosat-3 (Operational) flies on
Demonstrated

None on record.

Capable, undemonstrated
Sources
Cite https://eo-atlas.org/products/sensor/pan-cartosat-3 Markdown twin → Field definitions →