GeoEye-1 has been flying at an altitude of about 681 kilometers and is capable of producing imagery with a ground sampling distance of 46 centimeters, meaning it can detect objects of that diameter or greater.
During late summer of 2013 the orbit altitude of the GeoEye-1 satellite sensor was raised to 770 Km/ 478 Miles. GeoEye-1 new nadir ground sample distance (GSD) is 46cm compared to the previous GSD of 41cm.
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Spatial Resolution : | 0.41m. / 1.65m. |
Spectral Resolution (Pan/MS) : | 450 - 800 nm (pan) 450 - 510 nm (blue) 510 - 580 nm (green) 655 - 690 nm (red) 780 - 920 nm (near IR) |
Swath Width : | 15.2 km. |
Off-Nadir Imaging : | Up to 60 deg. |
Dynamic Range : |
11bit |
Misson Life - Expected : | More than 10 years |
Revisit Time : | Less than 3 days |
Orbital Altitude : | 681km. |
Nodal Crossing : | 10.30 AM |