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Since 2005, Hisdesat has been providing secure satellite communications services to government agencies in various countries.
The consortium led by Telespazio includes Airbus (France), e-GEOS (Italy), Geoville (Austria), Hisdesat (Spain), Leonardo (Italy), PwC (France) and Thales Alenia Space (Italy).
Hisdesat’s SATCOM solution used in Dynamic Messenger-23 is compatible with existing Spanish Navy ship communications systems and does not require changes to those systems.
Hisdesat provided managed satellite connectivity services to connect the Spanish Navy’s Maritime Action Ship Furor (BAM, P-46) with Navantia’s advanced tactical integration system for unmanned vehicles deployed ashore.
The SPAINSAT NG program will provide continuity of secure communications services to the Spanish Ministry of Defence and to Spanish Governmental Agencies using Hisdesat’s current fleet with enhanced capacities.
SPAINSAT NG will provide continuity of secure communications services to the Spanish Ministry of Defence and governmental agencies using Hisdesat’s current fleet with enhanced capacities.
The IRIS² consortium includes Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales as part of its core team.
The consortium's core team consists of Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
The IRIS² consortium will also involve core teams from Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
The consortium's core team includes Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
The consortium will involve core team members Deutsche Telekom, OHB, Orange, Hisdesat, Telespazio, and Thales.
Hisdesat awarded GMV a contract to build and develop the ground segment of the SPAINSAT NG program satellites.
The Radar Constellation consists of three commercially available radar sensors: the German TerraSAR-X / TanDEM-X satellite formation and the Spanish PAZ satellite owned and managed by Hisdesat.
The facility will allow for the high-scale integration of the Communications Module of SPAINSAT NG, Spain’s new generation governmental satellites operated by Hisdesat.
The 2020-11-16 Vega launch failure destroyed Hisdesat’s SEOSAT-Ingenio and the TARANIS spacecraft built by CNES.
Xtar has a memorandum of understanding with Hisdesat to use capacity on the SpainSat NG satellites that Airbus is building.
Xtar will continue to provide service using the 15-year-old Xtar-Eur and a payload it leases on Hisdesat’s 14-year-old SpainSat until both are superseded by the 1,600,000,000 EUR SpainSat NG system.
Hisdesat plans to launch two SpainSat NG satellites, with one scheduled for late 2023 and the second scheduled for 2024.
Airbus Defence and Space performs interferometry by revisiting locations in four to seven days with TerraSAR‑X and Tandem‑X operating in a constellation with Hisdesat’s Paz satellite.
Xtar is deciding with partner Hisdesat how to keep the SpainSat and Xtar-Eur satellites flying after their replacements launch in 2023.