The United Nations Observing Systems Capability Analysis and Review Tool lists Daqi-1 and Daqi-2 under the Gaofen remote sensing spacecraft system.
Daqi-2 is also known as the High-Precision Integrated Greenhouse Gas Observation Satellite.
The Long March 4C launch carried the environmental monitoring satellite Daqi-2.
The Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology developed Daqi-2.
Daqi-1 and Daqi-2 are planned to provide technical support for ecological and environmental management, including global climate change research, energy conservation and emissions reduction, environmental diplomacy and treaty compliance, and pollution control.
Daqi-1 and Daqi-2/DQ-2 both have instrument suites that include lidars.
Daqi-2/DQ-2 is the second satellite in a new generation of Chinese greenhouse-gas monitoring satellites.
Daqi-2 is planned to operate for seven years.
The Long March 4C sent the Daqi-2 greenhouse gas monitoring satellite into orbit.
Daqi-2 is the second satellite in its line.
Daqi-2 carries five onboard instruments, including the Atmospheric Detection Lidar, Cloud and Aerosol Imager, Wide-Swath Hyperspectral Greenhouse Gas Monitor, Infrared Hyperspectral Atmospheric Composition Detector, and Ultraviolet Hyperspectral Atmospheric Composition Detector.