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Brazil and China are negotiating construction of a new family CBERS satellite to be launched in three years
(defensa.com) The information was released by the director of the National Institute for Space Research (INPE), Leonel Perondi, in an event that brought together representatives of the companies involved in the project CBERS satellites 3 and 4. The program the China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellite (CBERS) was initiated in 2008, having been launched five units, the last, the CBERS 4, the December 7, China.
According Perondi, negotiations between the two countries are ongoing and the goal would be to build the CBERS-4A, with abundant spare parts 3 and 4. CBERS satellites "The cost would be much lower," he said. On this occasion the chief stressed the importance of continuing the Brazilian space program to strengthen the maintenance of a commercial agreement that came with it. "We have a specialized industrial base, highly qualified staff that could disperse if new contracts are not made," he said.
Mario Stefani, company representative Opto Electronics, who participated in the construction project of two Brazilian cameras included in the CBERS-4 and some above with multispectral camera MUXFREE environmental monitoring subsystem and WFI (Wide Field Imager) - and in the Amazon 1la AWFI (Advanced Wide field Imaging), also chosen for Multimission Platform Brasileña- stressed that if there is no continuity in space research technology developed by the country in this field can also be lost.
The images of CBERS-4 will begin to be available to users from March 2015. Until then, make the necessary technical adjustments to the equipment. Brazil and China recently signed a memorandum of understanding to discuss cooperation between the two countries over the next 10 years, focusing on various space segments
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(defensa.com) The information was released by the director of the National Institute for Space Research (INPE), Leonel Perondi, in an event that brought together representatives of the companies involved in the project CBERS satellites 3 and 4. The program the China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellite (CBERS) was initiated in 2008, having been launched five units, the last, the CBERS 4, the December 7, China.
According Perondi, negotiations between the two countries are ongoing and the goal would be to build the CBERS-4A, with abundant spare parts 3 and 4. CBERS satellites "The cost would be much lower," he said. On this occasion the chief stressed the importance of continuing the Brazilian space program to strengthen the maintenance of a commercial agreement that came with it. "We have a specialized industrial base, highly qualified staff that could disperse if new contracts are not made," he said.
Mario Stefani, company representative Opto Electronics, who participated in the construction project of two Brazilian cameras included in the CBERS-4 and some above with multispectral camera MUXFREE environmental monitoring subsystem and WFI (Wide Field Imager) - and in the Amazon 1la AWFI (Advanced Wide field Imaging), also chosen for Multimission Platform Brasileña- stressed that if there is no continuity in space research technology developed by the country in this field can also be lost.
The images of CBERS-4 will begin to be available to users from March 2015. Until then, make the necessary technical adjustments to the equipment. Brazil and China recently signed a memorandum of understanding to discuss cooperation between the two countries over the next 10 years, focusing on various space segments
Back to bottling my Grenache