TripleSat Satellite Constellation
Reliable 80 cm Optical Imagery with Daily Access and Nearly a Decade of Archived Data
About the TripleSat-1, TripleSat-2 and TripleSat-3 Satellite Constellation
The TripleSat satellite constellation consists of three identical optical Earth observation satellites launched together on 10 July 2015. Designed for responsive tasking and high-frequency monitoring, TripleSat delivers 80 cm panchromatic and 3.2 m multispectral imagery with a daily revisit capability.
With over nine years of archived imagery available, TripleSat supports long-term temporal analysis and change detection across diverse applications including environmental monitoring, agriculture, and urban and infrastructure planning.
Cost-Efficient Access
Provides a reliable, lower-cost solution for ongoing large-area Earth observation tasks.
24 km Swath Width
Wide swath coverage allows for efficient regional imaging and mapping workflows.
Daily Revisit Potential
Near-daily revisit capabilities from coordinated off-nadir tasking of ≤30°.
Key Features and Benefits of the TripleSat Satellite Constellation
- 80 cm panchromatic and 3.2 m multispectral resolution imagery for reliable visual and spectral analysis.
- Half a million km² daily acquisition capacity supporting wide-area monitoring at scale.
- Nearly 10 years of global archive for historical comparison, change detection, and baseline mapping.
- Optimised cloud-free image tasking for dependable results in time-sensitive situations.
- Daily revisit targeting supports agricultural cycles, disaster response, and urban growth monitoring.
