| Long name | DSEO |
| Short name | DSEO |
| Sensor type | Optical, panchromatic (PAN) and multispectral (MS) |
| Platform | DSEO |
| Key file name (use to open dataset) | *_meta.xml |
| Supported file name extensions | .xml, .tif, .jpg |
| Sections |
Data product name and description |
Data product name and description
The objective of the DS-EO satellite is to carry out Earth Observation in the Equatorial belt to support the following:
a) Provision of high-resolution Electro-Optical (EO) images essential for high responsive applications such as maritime security and safety, border control, maritime security and safety, disaster management, and asset monitoring applications.
b) Provision of high-resolution EO images essential for Geographical Information Systems (GIS) applications and environmental, agriculture and urban planning applications.
Basic Imaging Modes: Spotlight, Stripmap and Area.
Spectral bands: |
Spatial resolution (m)* |
Swath width | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Panchromatic: 0.5m | 18 km (at nadir) | N/A |
|
MultiSpectral: 2.0m | 18 km (at nadir) | N/A |
* Resolution is always nadir position unless noted otherwise.
| Processing level | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| L1R (1R) | Radiometric corrected but the tiff files are not Geo-coded; the geo-coding information is available in the RPC field(s) in the associated metadata file. The L1R processing level consists of absolute radiometric coefficients, which are the digital number (DN) to at-sensor radiance conversion coefficients, and rational polynomial coefficients (RPCs). | N/A |
| L1G (1G) | Radiometric and Geometric corrected, via DEM, with a location accuracy within 65m. The L1G processing level consists of absolute radiometric coefficients, which are the digital number (DN) to at-sensor radiance conversion coefficients. It processed to a projected coordinate system (UTM) and orthorectified using a 30m digital elevation model (DEM). L1G does not come with RPCs. | N/A |
DS-EO data set is organized in a specific folder structure on disk. GDB uses this folder structure and the file names to identify the data product type.
You can open a DS-EO data set by selecting the *_meta.xml file.
When opening a DS-EO data set, the files read by GDB are as described in the following table.
| File name | Format | Required | Contents/details |
|---|---|---|---|
| *.tif | GeoTIFF | Yes | Image data |
| *_meta.xml | Extensible Markup Language | Yes | Product metadata |
| *_aux.xml | Extensible Markup Language | Yes | Metadata |
| *.jpg | Joint Photographic Experts Group | No | Browse image/thumbnail image |
Returned data for supported format
DS-EO data can be opened directly in its raw vendor format or imported into a PCIDSK (*.pix) file using the key file name (*_meta.xml). For optimal processing, use the PCIDSK format.
The following table describes the data structure after it is opened by GDB.
| Data product | Data returned | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Multispectral | 4 x [16U] Raster channels |
N/A |
| Panchromatic | 1 x [16U] Raster channel |
N/A |
For more information, visit: https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraft/display.action?id=2022-072A
STEGI - DS-EO Product Guide - 2023.07.11.pdf
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