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 by Staff Writers Beijing (XNA) Sep 21, 2018
The Institute of Aerospace Information Research has helped 10 countries install virtual ground stations, it said in a report Tuesday. The report was released at the fourth International Symposium on Earth Observation for Arid and Semi-Arid Environments, which began in Xining, capital of China's northwestern Qinghai Province, on Monday. The 10 countries are Mongolia, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Venezuela, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Thailand and Belgium. The institute's self-developed virtual ground stations were equipped for receiving near-real time data from China's remote satellite ground stations. The virtual ground stations support the satellites such as the HJ-1A, HJ-1B, Landsat-8 and Proba-V and have played an important role in ecological environment monitoring and disaster alleviation, according to the institute. The previous three biennial symposiums were held in China, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, respectively. Source: Xinhua News
CPI Antenna Systems Integrates New Large-Aperture Satellite Earth Stations into Its Product Line Plano TX (SPX) Sep 20, 2018 Earlier this year, the Antenna Systems Division (ASD) of Communications and Power Industries (CPI) extended its product line with a range of new large-aperture earth station antennas, as part of a previously announced technology acquisition. These new antennas range in diameter from 7.2 meters up to 18 meters, can be configured for C-, K-, Ku-, X- and DBS-band operation, and feature high-efficiency optics and precision high-rigidity mounts. Over the past several months, CPI ASD has been work ... read more
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