Sensor Details
Sensor details
| Sensor Name : | KATE-200 |
| Sensor Description : | KATE-200 is a type of camera. The type of survey was Multizonal. The average height of survey when this camera was used was 270km. The average scale of survey was 1:1,350,000. The camera has a focal length of 200mm. The camera had 3 spectral zones with a range of: 500-600nm, 600-700nm and 700-850nm. The frame size is 180x180mm. The area covered on the ground is 243 x 243km. The longitudinal overlap of images is 60%. Images from this camera were made commercially available by Sojuzkarta. KATE-200 cameras were typically mounted on (Russian) Resurs-F1 spacecraft, or Cosmos satellites. |
| Spatial Resolution : | 15-30m |
| Additional Information : | Russia and Earth Observation Systems, Digital comparison of high resolution Sojuzkarta KFA-1000 imagery of ice masses with Landsat and SPOT data |
| Platform : | Resurs |
| Description : | Resurs vehicles were launched from the Soyuz spacecraft by the USSR space program. They carried photographic equipment for the taking of multizonal and multispectral photographs of various scale. Resurs F-1 with 2 x KFA-1000 cameras and 3 x KATE-200 cameras. Resurs F-2 with 1 x MK-4 camera. First launched in 1981. Both satellites had an average altitude of 270km, and had 82.3 km coverage. |
| Image : |  The Resurs-F1 capsule shows five cameras. Two KFA-1000 cameras shot and three KATE-200 cameras. Image acknowledgement |
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