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The 7 surveillance satellites of ISRO can provide high resolution imagery ranging from 0.6 meters to 0.35 meters from the exact input cartoset.
ISRO played an important role in an accurate attack on terrorist bases in Pakistan. With the help of ISRO’s satellite network input, Indian forces achieved success to destroy military radar systems and inactivate Pakistan’s drone and missile attacks.
ISRO’s satellite network is informing the Indian Army to the Indian Army’s accurate identification of terrorists, setting targets for attacks, and informing about the traffic of the Pakistan Army, weapons and troops, radar stations.
At the same time, it is becoming very helpful in catching every sensitive act like tracking their electronic activities and getting intelligence. At present, at least 7 satellites of ISRO are getting sensitive and intelligence information.
Launch pads-Pak military bases of terrorists are getting pictures
The 7 surveillance satellites of ISRO can provide high resolution imagery ranging from 0.6 meters to 0.35 meters from the exact input cartoset. Through this, clear pictures of Pak terrorist launch pads, exact location of military bases and movement were found.
In the good light of the day, this satellite can be obtained from this satellite to real time photos and video clips in the border areas.
7 satellite features
1. RISAT-2B (radar imaging satellite): This is possible to monitor the cloud, dark and dusty weather monitoring of nights as it contains synthetic aperture radar-based monitoring. Any unwanted ship entered into the sea in an area adjoining Indian coasts available to the satellite with a capacity of the track.
ISRO launched RISAT-2B in special on 11 March 2019.
2. RISAT-2 BR1: Synthetic aperture is a radar-based satellite. The information of Pakistan’s hidden movement was detected and the goals could be confirmed. Intelligence satellite with ability to identify two objects located just 35 cm.
3. Cartoset-3: Part of India Remote Sensing Program, satellite with the ability to thermal imaging, equipped with pancormatic cameras taking a high resolution image of 25 cm item. Connected with the mission.
4. Imicat Satellite: DRDO developed in 8 years under the Kautilya Project, the ability to catch the electronic signals of the border enemy’s radar, a revolving of the earth in 90 minutes. Electronic intelligence could be achieved from Immist.
Through this, Pakistan’s radar stations, communication signals and electronic activities could be tracked. It can also be ascertained from where military equipment is being activated. It played an important role in eliminating the radar system.
ISRO launched Imstallite on 1 March 2019 from Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota.
5. Hyssis Satellite: Hypectural imaging is being achieved through hycis, that is, it is possible to identify any structural change or military gathering in Pakistan. Pakistan also has the ability to identify weapons and vehicles.
6. GSAT-7 (Jio Stationary Satellite): Available for communication for the Navy and Coast Defense Forces, the capacity of real-time communication in the entire ocean region, 60 ships and 75 aircraft capable of communication simultaneously, the ability to add all the properties of the Navy together.
Through this, help is being taken to ensure safe communication between the command of the army and units. It is especially using the Navy under marine surveillance. This satellite is being used in the Operations of Air Force and Army Anmand Ariel Vehicle and Drone in the Operations and Airborne Early Warning and Command System. Help in tracking object coming from Pakistan.
7. GSAT-7A (Angry Bird): 30 % of the total capacity of this satellite available to the Indian Army and Indian Air Force, this satellite, the ability to connect all the properties of the Air Force i.e. fighter plane, airborne early warning control system and drones with each other and ground stations, which led to the Air Force gained network-centric warfare.
The GSAT-7A satellite was launched on 19 December 2018.
52 satellites will be launched: Now India plans to launch a group of 52 satellites, not one or two to increase its surveillance capacity. According to ISRO Chairman, all these satellites will be launched in the next five years. This work is completed within a certain deadline, for this, half of the 52 satellites will develop private sector and half satellite ISRO will prepare themselves.
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