Satellite name | GENMAT-1 |
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Spacecraft type | CubeSat |
Units or mass | 6U |
Status | Operational (LinkedIn post after the launch as of 2023 November) |
Launched | 2023-11-11 |
NORAD ID | 58276 |
Deployer | Mercury [Maverick] |
Launcher | Falcon 9 (Transporter-9) |
Organization | Quantum Generative Materials (GenMat) |
Institution | Company |
Entity type | Commercial |
Nation (HQ) | US |
Nation (AIT) | UK |
Manufacturer | AIVT by Exobotics |
Operator | Geometric Energy Corporation |
Oneliner |
Equipped with a hyperspectral imager and demonstration for a constellation. |
Description |
GENMAT-1 Technology Development, Demonstration and Deployment focused on correlated geodetic mineralogical data acquisition. GENMAT-1 is a 6U CubeSat equipped with a hyperspectral imager. Hyperspectral imager payload focused on mineralogical assay capable of collecting hyperspectral imaging data between 450 nm and 900 nm. Data will be correlated with ground truth field observations on privately held land in Nevada and other locations deemed relevant to the research. Interoperable Network Communications Architecture (INCA) Hyperspectral imaging application -- provides a source of burst high rate data (hyperspectral sensor) interacting with the spacecraft Software Defined Radios. Using the a combination of onboard computational capacity and ground based mission/payload operations control resources near real-time radio link Quality of Service (QoS) characterization in terms of performance, availability, and security will be performed. The resulting data will be correlated the near real-time state model of the end-to-end communications system. This is intended to further advancement of radio technologies enabling dynamic (rather than scheduled) allocation of communication resources and the evolution to INCA by testing systems with customer applications (i.e., real world requirements). |
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Photo sources | [1] [2] [3] |
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Subsystems sources | [1] |
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Last modified: 2024-05-29