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KSAT has been selected to provide an extensive portfolio of SAR satellite monitoring services to the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA).
KSAT’s Earth Observation services utilize the largest and best-positioned network of satellite ground stations in the world to acquire and deliver imagery of any point on the globe.
KSAT delivers solutions based on market demands to avoid unnecessary complexity and cost.
Sidus Space partnered with Kongsberg Satellite (KSAT) to complete the S-Band Radio Frequency Compatibility Test (RFCT) for its hybrid 3D-printed satellites.
The NICFI Satellite Data Program has been extended to September 2024 with KSAT continuing to lead the program.
In 2020 the Norwegian International Climate and Forest Initiative awarded KSAT, Planet, and Airbus a multi-year contract to provide free access to high-resolution satellite images of the tropics to monitor tropical deforestation.
Kongsberg Satellite Services operates and continues expanding a 280-antenna ground station network.
Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre contracted Kongsberg Satellite Services to provide direct communication between the Moon and Earth.
The short summer season requires the KSAT team to work efficiently and correctly.
A lot of civil works, foundations, and radomes are constructed by the KSAT team during the summer season.
KSAT plans to add solar panels to the energy mix at the Troll station.
The KSAT crew at Troll includes antenna engineers, baseband engineers, electrical engineers, as well as system and IT engineers.
The KSAT crew is flown in and lands on the second largest runway in Norway made of thick ice.
The KSAT team will return home in March at the end of the summer season.
KSAT is adding four antennas to the Troll site in Antarctica.
KSAT minimizes its environmental footprint at Troll by shipping items without unnecessary packaging.
KSAT is expanding Ka-band systems to provide increased flexibility for missions requiring high-bandwidth communications.
KSAT operates the largest integrated commercial ground network with a capacity of 270 KSAT-owned and operated antennas.
KSAT deployed its team to Antarctica during the short summer season to install the new antennas and perform upgrades.
KSAT is growing its network through partner networks as part of a hybrid "Network of Networks" approach to provide near-global coverage and fill gaps using partner site capacity.