Long name | SuperView-1, SuperView-2, SuperView NEO-1 |
Short name | SV1, SV2, SVN1 |
Sensor type | Panchromatic and Multi-spectral CCD Camera - 3 |
Platform | SuperView-1, SuperView-2, SuperView NEO-1 |
Key file name (use to open dataset) | SV1-*-MUX.xml |
Supported file name extensions | .xml, .tiff, .jpg, .rpb, .tfw |
Sections |
Data product name and description |
Data product name and description
SuperView-1/2 is also known as GaoJing-1/2. The objective of the SuperView-1/2 satellites is to provide imagery with panchromatic resolution of 0.5 meters and multispectral resolution of 2 meters on a swath of 12 kilometers. The spacecraft are very agile and provide multiple collection modes, including long strip, multiple strips collect, multiple point targets collect, and stereo imaging. The maximum single scene can be 60 kilometers by 70 kilometers of video data.
The SuperView Neo 1 satellites were designed and manufactured by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST). The company is developing a SuperView Neo satellite system, a successor of the existing SuperView-1 constellation. The SuperView Neo constellation will include at least 28 satellites of 3 series. The first unit is called SuperView Neo-1 and it aims to provide 0.2 ~ 0.3m(pan) or 1.2m(ms) optical images.
Spectral bands: |
Spatial resolution (m)* |
Maximum image dimensions |
Notes |
---|---|---|---|
B1 (Blue): 450 - 520 |
SuperView-1/2: |
12 | Detectors: CCD array |
* Resolution is always nadir position unless noted otherwise.
Processing level | Product Name | Description/notes |
---|---|---|
1B | Basic Product | Basic SuperView-1 and SuperView-2 imagery products are corrected for radiometric and sensor distortion and are not projected |
2A | Ortho Ready Standard Product | Projected and resampled, projected to ellipsoid in using current image mean elevation |
You can open a SuperView-1/2 or SuperView NEO-1 data set by selecting the SV1(2)-*-MUX.xml file or SV1(2)-*-PAN.xml file.
When opening a SuperView-1/2 or SuperView NEO-1 data set, the files read by GDB are as described in the following table.
File name | Format | Required | Contents/details |
---|---|---|---|
SV1(2)-*_L1B(or 2A)*-MUX.xml |
Extensible Markup Language | Yes | Key file name. Contains data-set metadata. |
SV1(2)-*_L1B(or 2A)*-MUX.tiff |
GeoTIFF | Yes | Image data. |
SV1(2)-*_L1B(or 2A)*-MUX.rpb |
Text | Yes | Rational function model (RPC data). |
SV1(2)-*_L1B(or 2A)*-MUX_thumb.jpg |
Joint Photographic Experts Group | Yes | Image thumbnail file. |
Returned data for supported format
SuperView-1/2 data or SuperView NEO-1 can be opened directly in its raw vendor format or imported into a PCIDSK (*.pix) file using the key file name (SV1-*-MUX.xml or SV1-*-PAN.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 |
---|---|---|
1B (MS) | 4 x [16U] raster channels |
N/A |
1B (PAN) | 1 x [16U] raster channels |
N/A |
2A (MS) | 4 x [16U] raster channels |
N/A |
2A (PAN) | 1 x [16U] raster channels |
N/A |
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