Pleiades-1A

Pléiades 1A and Pléiades 1B, launched on December 17, 2011 and December 2, 2012 respectively, operate as a constellation in the same orbit, phased 180° apart. They provide 5 acquisition modes: Target, Strip Mapping, Tri-stereo, Corridor and Persistent Surveillance. The image location accuracy is from 1 m to 3 m. Because the satellite has been designed for crisis monitoring, it can collect images within 6 hours upon request.

1. Spatial Resolution:
   • Panchromatic: 50cm
   • Multispectral: 2m
2. Spectral Resolution:
   • Panchromatic:
     (480 to 830nm)
   • Multispectral:
     Blue: (430-550 nm)
     Green: (490-610 nm)
     Red: (600-720 nm)
     Near Infrared: (750-950 nm)