Osiris constellation
Hydrosat's planned next-generation thermal constellation, with 25-meter thermal and 10-meter visible imaging and a goal of daily revisit. First two satellites are scheduled for 2027.
Why it matters
Daily, field-scale temperature maps would let agriculture, water managers and defense users watch change day to day instead of waiting for public satellites that pass every week or two.
How the technology works
Each Osiris satellite is planned to carry a Hydrosat-built thermal payload with three longwave infrared bands at 25 m native resolution over a 160 to 340 km swath, plus a nine-band visible and near-infrared camera at 10 m.
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