military reconnaissance

Modern military reconnaissance widely uses remote sensing technology, with its advantages of high resolution and multiple spectral bands, penetrating clouds, vegetation, and the ground, clearly identifying military facilities in the target area, distinguishing the types of tanks and vehicles, and having the characteristics of wide reconnaissance range, unrestricted geographical conditions, and fast target discovery. It is mainly used for strategic reconnaissance, and can also complete campaign reconnaissance and tactical reconnaissance tasks.

Missile warning

With the help of high-sensitivity infrared detectors and high-resolution cameras, it is possible to determine whether the missile poses a threat and predict the landing area in just a few minutes, providing sufficient warning time for dealing with incoming intercontinental missiles.

Ocean surveillance

Ocean monitoring satellites are equipped with remote sensing equipment such as infrared detectors, side view radars, and radio receivers. They can accurately determine the position, heading, and speed of ships by intercepting information from radar, communication, and other electronic devices through networking.

military mapping

With the help of multispectral scanners, lasers, radars and other remote sensing devices equipped on satellites, precise military surveying can be carried out by measuring the coordinates of ground points and parameters of the Earth's shape, which can reduce navigation errors of aircraft and ships and improve the accuracy of missile hits.

Meteorological detection

Nearly 80% of the Earth's regions cannot be observed using conventional methods. Meteorological satellites, equipped with multi-channel high-resolution radiometers, infrared spectrometers, and microwave radiometers, can obtain global parameters such as cloud cover, wind speed, wind direction, pressure, temperature, and humidity to provide global meteorological information.