Janus Portable Geostationary Antenna and Display
Janus is a portable geostationary satellite ground station that collects, processes and displays LRIT or full-resolution meteorological satellite imagery in the field. It is built for rapid deployment by military, meteorological and disaster-relief teams operating in remote locations.
- Setup time
- < 15 minutes (antenna and processing unit)
- Data format
- LRIT or full-resolution
- Satellite compatibility
- MTSAT, FY-2, COMS, GOES East and West
Overview
In detail
How it works
The Janus ground station collects, processes and displays LRIT or full-resolution data from geostationary meteorological satellites, including MTSAT, FY-2, COMS, and GOES East and West. It provides all of the hardware and software needed to collate and analyse satellite meteorological data on the go, as a turn-key system.
Deployment
Both the antenna and the processing unit can be assembled and made operational in under 15 minutes. Each unit is transported in a rugged, durable transit case, making the system suited to swift deployment by military, meteorological and disaster-relief organisations in remote locations.
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Specifications
Technical specifications
- Setup time
- < 15 minutes (antenna and processing unit)
- Data format
- LRIT or full-resolution
- Satellite compatibility
- MTSAT, FY-2, COMS, GOES East and West
Related
Often specified alongside
Weathertech
X-LAS MkII Scintillometer
- Path length
- 1 to 12 km
- Dimensions
- 1010 x 552 x 426 mm (with sunshield) 18,75 kg
- Wavelength
- 850 nm
- Range
- 0-100,000 µS/cm ±2%
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