Copernicus CHIME's Imaging Spectrometer: From development to first flight model
Dr. Aikaterini Radioti
AMOS
Day
Wednesday · 2026-10-14
Time
2:00 PM - 3:20 PM
Track
Track 1
Session
Spectrometers: Mission & Development Status-2
Venue
ICSO 2026 Conference Venue
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In 30 seconds
The CHIME hyperspectral imager employs a three-mirror anastigmat telescope and multiple spectrometer units to capture over 200 spectral bands across a 130 km swath. This architecture facilitates rapid Earth observation with high spatial and spectral resolution for diverse environmental monitoring. The system’s design enables efficient data collection, ensuring a short revisit time through a multi-satellite constellation.
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Topics & Subtopics
Spotlight
Strong instrument-maturity story for a flagship hyperspectral Copernicus mission. The move to the first flight model makes it more decision-relevant than early concept work.
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