Status Report on current and future Geostationary Indian Satellites



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Status Report on current and future Geostationary Indian Satellites By Dr. Devendra Singh Director Satellite Meteorology India Meteorological Department New Delhi-110003

SATELLITE METEOROLOGY DIVISION IMD, NEW DELHI Receives, processes, Archives, generates Meteorological Products from INSAT SATELLITES METEOROLOGICAL DATA DISSEMINATION MDD CYCLONE WARNING DISSEMINATION SCHEME CWDS DATA COLLECTION PLATFORM DCP NOAA SATELLITES INDO US DATA EXCHANGE CENTRE EUMETSAT SATELLITES PROCESSING OF CONVENTIONAL DATA FROM GTS

LADDER OF PROGRESS IN THE METEOROLOGICAL CAPABILITIES OF INDIAN GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES (INSAT PROGRAMME). Multichannel Imager (SIVRI type) Hyperspectre Sounder 2015 1982 1992 INSAT-1 Multipurpose (MP) 1999 INSAT-2E (MP) INSAT-2 Multipurpose (MP) VIS 2.75 Km. IR 11.0 Km. 2002 VIS 2.0 Km. IR 8.0 Km. WV 8.0 Km. VIS 2.0 Km. IR 8.0 Km. 2003 INSAT-3A (MP) Dedicated MET Mission KALPANA-1 + 2007 INSAT-3D VIS 2.0 Km. IR 8.0 Km. WV 8.0 Km. VIS 2.0 Km. IR 8.0 Km. WV 8.0 Km. 3 Channel CCD each of 1 Km. resolution Multichannel Imager Sounder + CCD

Operational Indian Geostationary Meteorological Satellites Kalpana-1 74 E INSAT-2E 83 E INSAT-3A 93.5 E

Indian Geostationary Meteorological Satellites S.N. Name of Satellite Year of Launch Position 1. INSAT-2E 1999 83 O E 2. Kalpana 1 2002 74 E 3. INSAT 3A 2003 93.5 E

S.No Payloads & channel characteristics of Payload 1. VHRR Channel Kalpana 1 Spectral Bandwidth Resolution Visible 0.55-0.75 µ 2 Km. x 2 Km. Infrared 10.5-12.5 µ 8 Km. x 8 Km. 2. DRT Water Vapour 5.7-7.1 µ 8 Km. x 8 Km. For Collection & Dissemination of AWS data.

Payloads and channel characteristics of (i) VHRR Channels INSAT-2E and INSAT-3A Spectral Range Resolution Visible 0.55-0.75 µ 2 Km. Infrared 10.5-12.5 µ 8 Km. Water Vapour 5.7-7.1 µ 8 Km. (ii) CCD Channels Spectral Range Resolution Visible 0.63-0.69 µ 1 Km. NIR 0.77-0.86 µ 1 Km. SWIR 1.55-1.69 µ 1 Km.

7.7 YEARS LIFE INSAT-3D FEATURES INSAT 3D IS A METEOROLOGICAL SPACECRAFT HAVING 6 CHANNEL IMAGER, 19 CHANNEL SOUNDER, DRT AND S A A &R IT IS A MOMENTUM BIASED 3-AXIS STABILISED SPACECRAFT USING STAR SENSOR IN THE CONTROL LOOP. IMC/MMC PROVIDED FOR REQUIRED PAYLOAD POINTING BI-ANNUAL YAW ROTATION IS PROVIDED TO REDUCE THE PATCH TEMP. THE SPACECRAFT WILL BE LOCATED AT 82 DEG. E AND SUB- ORBITAL POINT FALLS OVER INDIA. THE LIFT-OFF MASS TO THE SPACECRAFT IS 2000KG, WITH A DRY MASS OF 907 KG. GSLV LAUNCH(SHAR) EARLY 2007

CRITICAL DESIGN CHALLANGES Enhancement of Radiometric Performance Requirement much tighter compared to VHRR because of small spectral bandwidth, finer spatial resolution and tighter NEDT specifications. Planned to be met through Increased optics size Better detector specifications Lower patch temperature (requires six-monthly yaw rotation) Lower electronics noise density Optimal I/f noise shaping for sounder Tight control on system noise Collecting sounder data for two or four wheel rotations and ground processing to enhance S/N Accommodating large number of detectors for signal processing Use of 179 HMCs and eight FPGA to save equivalent of 15 daughter boards and associated weight.

New Features of imaging payload 1. Modified Blackbody calibration sequence. Here, fresh space clamp values will be acquired before and after Blackbody view to minimize the effect of I/f noise. 2. Faster sampling of SME HK data to incorporate complete SME data in payload data format at 55 ms rate to avoid dependence on dwell mode TM of spacecraft and simplify ground processing and archival. 3. Two flexible modes of operation will be provided instead of three fixed modes of earlier VHRR payloads: Full frame mode scans 18 EW x 18 NS covering the entire earth disc and some space around. Program mode covering 18 in EW direction NS coverage can be defined in terms of number of lines to be scanned.

INSAT-3D IMAGER CHARACTERISTICS Band Freq. In um Res. in Km. Visible 0.52-0.75 1.0 SWIR 1.55-1.70 1.0 MIR 3.80-4.00 4.0 WV 6.50-7.00 8.0 TIR-1 10.2-11.2 4.0 TIR-2 11.5-12.5 4.0

KEY FEATURES OF IMAGER (INSAT 3D) Telescope Aperture Number of Channels Channel Separation Channel Definition Instantaneous Field of View Sampling Interval 310 MMɸ Six Beam Splitter Interference Filters 28 µrad Vis and SWIR (1km) 112 µrad MIR, TIR1 & TIR2 (4km) 224 µrad WV (8km) 1.75 Samples / IFOV for VIS, SWIR, MIR & TIR 1 / 2 3.5 Samples / IFOV for WV

Sampling Interval 1.75 Samples / IFOV for VIS, SWIR, MIR & TIR 1 / 2 3.5 Samples / IFOV for WV Scan Step Angle Scan rate Scan Linearity Inflight Calibration Scan modes Linear in E-w Direction (8µR step size) Line Step 224 µrad N-S 20 0 / Sec +0.2 sec turn around 56 µr (Peak-Peak) Full Aperture Blackbody and spaceview Full, normal and Programmable sector for Quick Repeativity Frame Time 25 minutes for Normal Mode Radiometric Performance See Table 3.1.2 Signal Quantisation 10 Bits / Sample Down Link Data Rate 4.0M Bits / Sec

TABLE 3 SPECTRUM AND SENSITIVITY Channel No. Centre Wavelength µm (cm -1 ) Bandwidth µm (cm -1 ) NEDT at 300 K (typical) K 1 14.71 (680) 0.281 (13) 1.5 2 14.37 (696) 0.268 (13) 1 3 14.06 (711) 0.256 (13) 0.5 4 13.96 (733) 0.298 (16) 0.5 5 13.37 (749) 0.286 (16) 0.5 6 12.66 (790) 0.481 (30) 0.3 7 12.02(832) 0.723 (50) 0.15 8 11.03 (907) 0.608 (50) 0.15 9 9.71 (1030) 0.235 (25) 0.2 10 7.43 (1345) 0.304 (55) 0.2 11 7.02 (1425) 0.394 (80) 0.2 12 6.51 (1535) 0.255 (60) 0.2 13 4.57 (2188) 0.048 (23) 0.15 14 4.52 (2210) 0.047 (23) 0.15 15 4.45 (2245) 0.0456(23) 0.15 16 4.13 (2420) 0.0683(40) 0.15 17 3.98 (2513) 0.0663 (40) 0.15 18 3.74(2671) 0.140 (100) 0.15 19 0.695 (14367) 0.05 (1000) (0.67-0.72) 0.1% albedo

TABLE 4 KEY FEATURES OF THE SOUNDER (INSAT 3-D) Telescope Aperture 310 MMΦ No. of Channels 18 Infrared + 1 Visible Channel definition Filter Wheel with Interference Filters Instantaneous field of view 280 µrad x 280 µrad ( N-S ) ( 10 km x 10 km ) Sampling Interval 280 µrad E- W /N-S No. of Simultaneous sounding 4 Per channel Scan step angle 10 km E-W Every 0.1 Sec. And 40 km N-S After completion of E-W Scan 150µR(RMs)

Step and Dwell Time 0.1, 0.2 and 0.4 Sec. Turn Around Time 0.1 per Scan In-flight Calibration Full Aperture Black Body and Space View Scan Modes Options provided to cater to Quick Dynamic Environmental Phenomena Frame Time 160 minutes for 6000 km 6000 km area Sounding Radiometric Performance See Table 3.1.4 Signal Quantisation 13 Bits / Sample Down Link Data Rate 40 Kbits / Sec System Power 100 Watts System Weight 90 Kg (Without Cooler)

Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) UHF UPLINK INSAT Ext - C band downlink DCPs Receiver Work Station

Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) AWS are installed all over the country to take meteorological observations every hour and transmit it to the satellite. The Data Relay Transponder on-board the satellite receives these data and retransmit it to Delhi Earth Station of IMD. Satellite Division receives these data and processes it to get meteorological data in the required format. Data from remote unmanned stations & ocean buoys is also received.

Meteorological Data Dissemination (MDD) INSAT Satellite Division C -band uplink S- band Downlink Telecom Division MDD Receiving Stations in India and neighbouring countries.

Meteorological Data Dissemination (MDD) Processed satellite imagery, analyzed weather charts and conventional synoptic data is uplinked to the satellite in C-band. Satellite broadcasts these data to MDD stations in S - band. MDD Stations analyse weather imagery and other data to generate required forecast.

The processing system is also being used for generating analogue type of cloud imagery data which are transmitted through INSAT-3C to field station using S-S band broadcast capability of the satellite along with other conventional meteorological data and FAX charts. This scheme is called Meteorological Data Dissemination(MDD). There are about 90 MDD receiving stations in the country being operated by different agencies. Two MDD receiving stations are also operating in neighbouring countries at Sri Lanka and male under bi-lateral agreement. In general, the processed images are sent to these stations every three hours, and every hour during cyclone periods. These stations are receiving direct broadcast of cloud imager, weather facsimile charts and meteorological data on an operational basis. The frequency of transmission from tround to satellite (Uplink is 5899.225 MHz and downlink is at 2599.225 MHz.

Cyclone Warning Dissemination System (CWDS) INSAT ACWCs Calcutta Chennai C band uplink Earth Station S- band Downlink Bombay Coastal Stations of India

Cyclone Warning Dissemination System (CWDS) A cyclone warning is generated based on the observation from satellite imageries. The cyclone warning is uplinked to the INSAT Satellite in C-band. Satellite broadcassts this warning to the coastal stations in their regional languages. Warning is selective and will be received only by the affected stations. It is a very useful system and has saved millions of lives & enormous amount of property from the fury of cyclones.

For quick dissemination of warning against impending disaster from approaching cyclones, IMD has installed specially designed receivers within the vulnerable coastal areas for direct transmission of warnings to the officials and people in general using broadcast capability of INSAT satellite. IMD s Area Cyclone Warning Centres (ACWC) generates these special warning bulletins and transmits them every hour in local languages to the affected areas. IMD in the field areas has installed 250 such receivers. CWDS has proved very effective system of warning people during the cyclone affecting the coastal areas. For this service the frequency of transmission from ground to satellite (uplink) is 5859.225 MHz and Downlink is at 2559.225 MHz. Recently, a digital CWDS scheme has been implemented in Andhra Pradesh. One hundred digital receive stations with an uplink station at IMD, Chennai have been installed. These have shown good results.

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TeraScan HRPT Acquisition and Processing System 1.2m HRPT Tracking Antenna Antenna Pedestal Sun Ultra-10 Acquisition and Processing HRPT Receiver Optional Items Color DeskJet Printer UPS DAT Drive

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National Satellite Data Center ( NSDC ) Ingests image data and derived products from various units of satellite division Transcoding of input data format to Standard output data format Creates data catalogues based on the metadata Archiving and retrieval of ingested data

Provides search features on its database via Web interface Supports Web based imagery and product ordering Data manipulation and product creation with GUI Export of data in different formats and media