OpenConstellation is a project that aims to create a global, shared satellite infrastructure for Earth observation, built and managed by Open Cosmos. It operates as a "constellation-as-a-service" that allows organizations to access satellite data to address global challenges like climate change and natural resource management. Satellites are contributed by space agencies, countries, institutions, and companies, with organizations like UKSA, ESA, and IEEC supporting the initiative. The constellation provides diverse data with varying spectral and spatial resolutions, accessible through Open Cosmos' DataCosmos platform.
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OpenConstellation is a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos manages OpenConstellation data sharing and access through its DataCosmos software platform announced in 2022.
MENUT is part of OpenConstellation, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
CogniSat-6 will join the OpenConstellation project managed by Open Cosmos.
CogniSat-6 will join the OpenConstellation project, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
CogniSat-6 will be part of the OpenConstellation project, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
CogniSat-6 will join the OpenConstellation project, a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos.
Open Cosmos is responsible for manufacturing and managing the launch of OpenConstellation small-satellite platforms as well as satellite housekeeping, downlinking, and payload data processing.
The first generation of OpenConstellation satellites launching in November 2022 will include satellites contributed by leading space organisations in the UK, Spain, and Portugal.
OpenConstellation is intended to provide businesses, nonprofits, and national and regional governments access to multifaceted Earth-observation data without requiring each to build their own constellation.
Open Cosmos aims for OpenConstellation to provide a total of 25 satellites with a mix of spatial and spectral resolution demanded by the market.
Open Cosmos announced plans on 2022-09-21 to develop OpenConstellation, a shared space infrastructure offering partners access to satellite data.
OpenConstellation allows any country, institution, or company to contribute their own satellites to create a mutualized constellation managed by Open Cosmos.
All satellites in the initial OpenConstellation generation are built by Open Cosmos and include multispectral (RGB, NIR) 12U CubeSats.
The first generation of OpenConstellation satellites will start to launch in November later 2022 and will include satellites contributed by space organizations in the UK, Spain, and Portugal.
All satellites in the first generation of OpenConstellation are built by Open Cosmos and include multispectral and hyperspectral (RGB, NIR) satellites with 2.5-meter resolution and a 13-kilometer swath.
Open Cosmos will manufacture and manage the launch of the small-satellite platforms for OpenConstellation and will be responsible for satellite housekeeping and the downlinking and processing of payload data.
Open Cosmos hopes OpenConstellation will expand to include 25 satellites with sensors offering varying spatial and spectral resolutions.
Open Cosmos launched OpenConstellation at the International Astronautical Congress in Paris as a global shared satellite infrastructure built and managed by Open Cosmos to enable access to satellite data for climate, energy, natural disasters, and resource challenges.
The first generation of OpenConstellation satellites will start launching in November of 2022 with satellites contributed by space organizations in the UK, Spain, and Portugal.