ANSER Corporation is a not-for-profit corporation that provides services, largely to the U.S. federal government, specializing in innovative solutions to complex national security challenges. ANSER provides services such as systems engineering, strategic planning, and program management. The company has partnerships with government clients and has also developed contacts with the Russian space program.
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ANSER will use a specially developed ground-based algorithm to plan Differential Lift and Drag maneuvers for telecommand uplink to the satellites.
The fractionated platform approach of the ANSER CubeSats allows for regular upgrades with replacement CubeSats.
Spain's trio of ANSER CubeSats will fly on Europe's next Vega launcher.
The leader satellite of the ANSER CubeSats is equipped with a panchromatic camera to detect clouds.
The ANSER mission is undertaken by INTA, the Spanish Institute of Aerospace Technology.
The operational lifespan of the ANSER cluster is limited to two or three years, contingent on initial altitude.
A specially-developed algorithm will plan 'Differential Lift and Drag' maneuvers on the ground for telecommand uplink to the ANSER CubeSats.
The ANSER CubeSats are set to fly on Vega's Small Spacecraft Mission Service, securing their position through the European Commission's IOD/IOV program.
The three ANSER CubeSats will maintain formation by following their leader and will image Iberian waters.
The two follower satellites of the ANSER CubeSats have miniaturized hyperspectral cameras incorporating micro-spectrometers.
The ANSER mission's primary target is to assess the quality of inland Iberian lakes and reservoirs.
The ANSER CubeSats do not have onboard propulsion systems and utilize deployed flaps to control their positions.
The four spectrometers of the ANSER CubeSats cover the visible to near-infrared region and provide a spatial resolution of 60 m.
The ANSER CubeSats will orbit at approximately 500 km altitude, maintaining a distance of 10 km apart from each other.
The ANSER project has been developed using INTA's internal funding and was selected for flight through the IOD/IOV program.
The flaps on the ANSER CubeSats will expand their wingspan sixfold to create lift or drag.
Debra Facktor began her career at ANSER, eventually becoming Chief of Moscow Operations.
Advanced Technology International was established in 1998 and was acquired in 2017 by ANSER, a Falls Church, Virginia-based not-for-profit research firm.