Integral

 2002-048A

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The 3600 kg Integral (International Gamma Ray Astrophysics Lab) satellite is scheduled for launch in 2002 Apr by Proton. The joint ESA/NASA/IKI project is ESA's M2 mission. It will be placed in a 48000 x 115000 km x 51.6 deg orbit. Prime contractor is Alenia Spazio/Torino, and the service module (SVM) uses the XMM design.

The IBIS coded mask telescope has 12' resolution with 1' position accuracy. There are two detectors at IBIS' focus, ISGRI and PICsIT, with approx dE/E = 0.08, optimized at different energy ranges. The detectors are one below the other, so they both have the same field of view. ISGRI has a 2 x 4 array of 32 x 64 pixel detectors, making a total of 128 x 128 pixels. PICsIT is 64 x 64 pixels. A central 9x9 degree FOV can be fully imaged, with partial information on a 29x29 deg FOV; the actual FOV is larger due to “dithering”. The JEM-X instrument has two smaller 0.535m coded mask telescopes; the 0.7m SPI telescope and the OMC optical monitor are coaligned with JEM-X and IBIS.

Integral
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2002 Oct 17	0441:00	Launch by Proton/DM2	KB LC81/23?
	0443:06	T+2:06 St 1 sep
	0446:35	T+5:36 St 2 sep
	0446:42	T+5:42 GO sep
	0450:39	T+9:39 stage 3 MECO
	0450:50	T+9:50 st 3 sep, Parking orbit	192 x 690 x 51.6
	0451:39	T+10:39 Adapter sep
			93.13 198 x 656 x 51.6 (TLE)
	0538:23	SOZ-1 burn
	0543:21	T+1:02:21 DM2 MES-1
	0543:23	SOZ-1 cutoff
	0550:26	T+1:09:26 DM2 MECO-1
	0613:26	T+1:32:26 DM2 sep	685 x 153000 x 51.6
			688 x 152681 x 51.5 (TLE)
2002 Oct 18	0646	Pass EL1:4
2002 Oct 19	0002:55	Perigee-1
2002 Oct 24	0600	PRM IPS-1 burn 84 kg prop, dV 48.1m/s	2285 x 152813 x 52.2
2002 Oct 26?		IPS-2 burn
2002 Oct 26		IPS-3 burn (2+3 =208 kg)	7231 x 152890 x 52
2002 Oct 31	0954:53	AAM Apogee adjust to 72h
2002 Nov 1			9050 x 153657 x 52.25
2004 Jun 20			4310.07 11572 x 151132 x 67.7
2005 Feb 20			4311.05 11879 x 150851 x 72.7
2006 Jul 23			4306.79 12770 x 149845 x 81.3
2014 Aug 7			4323.97 5823 x 157258 x 55.2

Ekspress AM-3

 2005-023A

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KSvyaz satellite, Launch by Proton-K/DM2 11S861 on 2005 Jun. Mass 2600 kg.

In 2014 NewSat bought capacity on the satellite following its move to 103E.

Ekspress AM3
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2005 Jun 24	1941	Launch by Proton-K DM2 103L
		T+2:06 St 1 sep
		T+3:03 GO sep
		T+5:33 St 2 sep
		T+9:34 St 3 MECO
	1950	T+9:44 St 3 sep
	2054	T+1h13 MES-1
	2101	T+1h20 MECO-1	231 x 35869 x 48.8
2005 Jun 25	0211?	MES-2
	0215?	MECO-2
	0215?	Blok DM2 sep
2005 Jun 29			1431.72 35689 x 35712 x 0.0 GEO 95.6E+1.0E/d
2005 Jul 24		Move in at 140E
2005 Jul 27			1436.09 35779 x 35793 x 0.1 GEO 140.0E
2006 Aug 8			1436.12 35772 x 35801 x 0.1 GEO 140.0E
2014 May 29		Move out from 140E	1436.12 35770 x 35804 x 0.1 GEO 140E
2014 May 30		Move in at 103E	1436.06 35782 x 35790 x 0.0 GEO 103.0E

Daichi 2

 2014-029A

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JAXA Advanced Land Observing Satellite, ALOS-2

3.4m box with 9.9m SAR and 16.5m solar panel span. 14 day repeat orbit cf ALOS-1 46? days.

Launched into 12:00LTDN SSO.

ALOS-2
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2014 May 24	0305:14	Launch by H2A	Y1
		T+2:05 SRB-A sep
		T+4:30 Fairing sep
		T+6:36 MECO
		T+6:44 St 1 sep
	0312:04	T+6:50 SEIG at 320 km 3.1 km/s
	0320:28	T+15:14 SECO
	0321:18	T+16:04 ALOS sep
	0329:52	T+24:38 RISING-2 sep
	0334:24	T+29:10 Uniform-1 sep
	0338:34	T+33:20 Socrates sep
	0342:44	T+37:30 SPROUT sep
2014 May 27			97.38 630 x 635 x 97.9
2014 Jul 19			97.33 629 x 632 x 97.9

Payload:

• PALSAR-2 L-band SAR 3 x 10m, 5.1 kW, 25 to 490 km swath, 1.257 GHz, 3m resolution

• SPAISE-2 AIS receiver

• SOFIE SOI-FPGA In-orbit Eval. Equipment to test Si-on-insulator diode focal plane array, with CIRC?

• CIRC Compact IR Camera, MELCO. - IR imagery for wildfire detection, 8-12 mu, 200m res

AMC-23

 2005-052A

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SES Global's AMC-23 was launched on Dec 29 by an International Launch Services/Krunichev Proton-M with a Briz-M upper stage. AMC-23 is an Alcatel Alenia/Cannes Spacebus 4000 satellite which was originally built as Americom 13, then Worldsat 3, and is now to provide Ku-band and C-band multimedia and telecom services over the Pacific. The C-band payload will be partly used by the Japanese JSAT system.

Spacebus 4000C3, multimedia and telecom for POR

Mass 5035 kg.

AMC 23
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2005 Dec 29	0228:40	Launch by Proton	KB LC200-39
		T+2:03 St 1 sep
		T+5:31 St 2 sep
		T+5:45 GO sep
	T+9:33 St 3 MECO
	0237	T+9:44 St 3 sep
			-930 x 163 x 51.4
	0239	T+11:19 Briz MES-1
	0247	T+19:04 MECO-1	175 x 177 x 51.5
	0336	T+1:08:28 MES-2
	0353	T+1:25:06 MECO-2	258 x 4999 x 50.3
	0557	T+3:29:02 MES-3
	0608	T+3:40:03 MECO-3
	0608	T+3:40:53 DTB sep	314 x 15523 x 49.6
	0610	T+3:42:07 MES-4
	0615	T+3:47:22 MECO-4	395 x 35629 x 49.1
	1116	T+8:48:50 MES-5
	1123	T+8:55:55 MECO-5
	1147	T+9:19:20 Briz sep
2005 Dec 30			747.07 6192 x 35597 x 18.5
2006 Jan 1 ?		LAM
2006 Jan 3			1435.77 35759 x 35800 x 0.1
2006 Jan 20			1436.11 35782 x 35791 x 0.0 GEO 170.0W
2006 Feb 17			1436.08 35781 x 35791 x 0.0 GEO 172.0E
2007 Feb		renamed GE 23
2007 Nov 29			1436.10 35771 x 35801 x 0.1 GEO 172.0E
2012 Jun		renamed Eutelsat 172A.
2013 Jun 17			1436.08 35774 x 35797 x 0.0 GEO 172.0E

Telkom 2

 2005-046B

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Orbital Star 2 for PT TELKOM Tbk Indonesia to replace Palapa B4. Mass is 1975 kg launch 1217 kg BOL, 899 kg dry (elsewhere in the same Ariane press kit, 2300 kg launch is quoted). Size is 2.4 x 3.3 x 1.9m with 12.6m solar panel span. Satellite is box + 2 panels + 2 dishes.

TELKOM 2
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
2005 Nov 16	2346:00?	Launch by Ariane 5ECA	CSG ELA3
		T+2:19 EAP sep
		T+2:30 80 km 2.1 km/s
		T+3:14 Fairing sep 117km 2.36 km/s
		T+6:40 EPC at 165 km
		T+7:45 162.8 5.31 km/s
	2354:56	T+8:56 EPC MECO
	2355:02	T+9:02 EPC sep at 161 km	-1047 x 161 km x 6.5 deg
	2355:06	T+9:06 ESC-A MES-1
	2359:28	T+13:28 ESC-A at 157 km
2005 Nov 17
	0002?	EPC impact in Gulf of Guinea 4.5W 0N.
	0010:41	T+24:41 ESC-A MECO
	0013:24	T+27:24 Spaceway 2 sep
	0017:34	T+31:34 SYLDA 5C sep
	0019:22	T+33:22 Telkom 2 sep
2005 Nov 17			631.45 278 x 35727 x 7.0
2005 Nov 18			838.71 10401 x 35762 x 2.8
2005 Nov 20?		LAM
2005 Nov 21			1432.78 35656 x 35786 x 0.02 GEO 115.6E+0.8E/d
2005 Nov 30			1436.08 35780 x 35791 x 0.0 GEO 118.0E
2005 Dec 26			1436.09 35779 x 35793 x 0.0 GEO 118.1E
2010 Apr 20			1436.16 35779 x 35795 x 0.0 GEO 118.0E