
- Mass:
- 8 kg
- Dimension:
- 430 x 350 x 300 mm^3
- GSD:
- 1.75 m
- Swath Area:
- 7 x 5 km
- Aperture Size:
- 200 mm
- Instantaneous Field Of View:
- 0.72 degrees
- Field Of View:
- 0.8 x 0.6 degrees
- Pixel Resolution:
- 4096 x 3072 pixels
- Pixel Pitch:
- 5.5 um
- Supply Voltage:
- 12V
- Supply Voltage:
- 5 V
- Required Power:
- 5 W
- Interface:
- I2C
- Interface:
- SPI
- Interface:
- LVDS
- Data Format:
- 8 bit
- Data Format:
- 10 bit
- Data Format:
- 12 bit
- Urban Planning and Infrastructure Mapping
- Wildfire Mapping and Disaster Response
- Marine and Water Bodies Monitoring
- Agricultural Monitoring
- Forest Health Monitoring
- Facility Monitoring and Reconnaissance
- number of spectral bands - by custom spectral filter application,
- GSD / SWATH - change of camera to a different one / to our custom solution, change of optical system.
The SOP 200 (Scanway Optical Payload) is a microsatellite-sized dual-sensor imager designed for advanced Earth Observation applications. It is capable of capturing high-resolution imagery in both the visible (VIS) and near-infrared (NIR) spectral bands. Operating from an altitude of 350 km, the SOP 200 delivers a ground sampling distance (GSD) of 1.2 meters per pixel (1.75 @500), ensuring detailed spatial resolution for a wide range of observational and analytical needs.
Applications
The imager facilitates a wide range of Earth observation applications across various sectors, including:
Customization
Product customization is available, encompassing:
Flight heritage
The payload was launched on August 16, 2024.
Scanway Optical Payload 200 (SOP 200)
ScanwayThe SOP 200 (Scanway Optical Payload) is a microsatellite-sized dual-sensor imager designed for advanced Earth Observation applications. It is capable of capturing high-resolution imagery in both the visible (VIS) and near-infrared (NIR) spectral bands. Operating from an altitude of 350 km, the SOP 200 delivers a ground sampling distance (GSD) of 1.2 meters per pixel (1.75 @500), ensuring detailed spatial resolution for a wide range of observational and analytical needs.
Applications
The imager facilitates a wide range of Earth observation applications across various sectors, including:
- Urban Planning and Infrastructure Mapping
- Wildfire Mapping and Disaster Response
- Marine and Water Bodies Monitoring
- Agricultural Monitoring
- Forest Health Monitoring
- Facility Monitoring and Reconnaissance
Customization
Product customization is available, encompassing:
- number of spectral bands - by custom spectral filter application,
- GSD / SWATH - change of camera to a different one / to our custom solution, change of optical system.
Flight heritage
The payload was launched on August 16, 2024.
- Mass:
- 8 kg
- Dimension:
- 430 x 350 x 300 mm^3
- GSD:
- 1.75 m
- Swath Area:
- 7 x 5 km
- Aperture Size:
- 200 mm
- Instantaneous Field Of View:
- 0.72 degrees
- Field Of View:
- 0.8 x 0.6 degrees
- Pixel Resolution:
- 4096 x 3072 pixels
- Pixel Pitch:
- 5.5 um
- Supply Voltage:
- 12V
- Supply Voltage:
- 5 V
- Required Power:
- 5 W
- Interface:
- I2C
- Interface:
- SPI
- Interface:
- LVDS
- Data Format:
- 8 bit
- Data Format:
- 10 bit
- Data Format:
- 12 bit
- Urban Planning and Infrastructure Mapping
- Wildfire Mapping and Disaster Response
- Marine and Water Bodies Monitoring
- Agricultural Monitoring
- Forest Health Monitoring
- Facility Monitoring and Reconnaissance
- number of spectral bands - by custom spectral filter application,
- GSD / SWATH - change of camera to a different one / to our custom solution, change of optical system.
The SOP 200 (Scanway Optical Payload) is a microsatellite-sized dual-sensor imager designed for advanced Earth Observation applications. It is capable of capturing high-resolution imagery in both the visible (VIS) and near-infrared (NIR) spectral bands. Operating from an altitude of 350 km, the SOP 200 delivers a ground sampling distance (GSD) of 1.2 meters per pixel (1.75 @500), ensuring detailed spatial resolution for a wide range of observational and analytical needs.
Applications
The imager facilitates a wide range of Earth observation applications across various sectors, including:
Customization
Product customization is available, encompassing:
Flight heritage
The payload was launched on August 16, 2024.