The Belarusian space system of remote sensing of the Earth
The Belarusian Spacecraft (BKA) The Canopus-V spacecraft No. 1, developed by JSC VNIIEM Corporation with international cooperation of enterprises, were successfully launched into orbit on July 22, 2012 and are currently in regular operation.The ground segment of the Belarusian Space System for Remote Sensing of the Earth (BSSRSE) consists of the Belarusian Ground Control Center (BGCC) and the Belarusian Ground Reception, Processing, and Distribution Center (BGRPDC).In the ground segment of the Belarusian Space System for Remote Sensing of the Earth (BSSRSE), on the informational level, existing means for reception, storage, and processing of satellite information are combined.The Belarusian Ground Control Center (BGCC) in the composition of the flight control center (FCC) and the command-tracking station (CTS) was developed by the Federal Space Agency of Russia (FSA).
Structural diagram of the Belarusian Space System for Remote Sensing of the Earth (BSSRSE)
DATA RECEPTION COMPLEX
Designed to receive radio signals from radio lines of transfer of target information from satellite remote sensing of the Earth (SRS), their demodulation, decoding, registration, and temporary storageplanning and management complex of BSSRSE
Ensures the fulfillment of requests from Belarusian and foreign customers for data on remote sensing of the Earth, as well as planning the target operation of the spacecraft and management of the components of BSSRSEdata thematic processing complex of SRS
Designed to process information from spacecraft of remote sensing of the Earth with the aim of forming standard products used to solve various applied tasks in the interests of government and organization of Belarus, as well as for the operational processing of data within the framework of the International Charter on Space and Major Disastersdatabase complex of digital information about the territory with an archive
Designed to place, catalog, account, analyze, temporarily and long-term storage of digital information about the territory (CIM), search by spatial-temporal and other metadata attributes, providing CIM data to specialized local and remote information processing systemscorporate network of BSSRSE
Designed to organize the exchange of digital information between the components of the ground infrastructure of BSSRSE and communication with remote users