Sentence examples for revisit time of from inspiring English sources

It will provide a 31 cm panchromatic resolution, 1.24 m multispectral resolution, with an average revisit time of <1 day.

WorldView-3 has an average revisit time of <1 day and is capable of collecting up to 680,000 km2 per day, further enhancing the DigitalGlobe collection capacity for more rapid and reliable collection.

Furthermore, synergic utilization of COSMO/SkyMed and Radarsat-C data would provide a mean revisit time of 7 h, with AIS information available within 25 min from SAR data acquisition.

During full operations two identical satellites will be maintained in the same orbit with a phase delay of 180° providing a revisit time of five days at the equator.

However, Landsat's relatively low temporal resolution with a revisit time of 16 days challenges deriving annual land surface phenology (LSP) that captures the whole growing season, especially in cloud prone areas [38].

These phenomena are suitable for analysis based on PSI techniques, as long as they evolve with very low displacement rates (few tens of centimeters per year) and their velocities do not exceed the intrinsic limits of the techniques (related to the radar wavelength, revisiting time of the platform and the spatial density of measurement points).

Rapid developments in this field are fostered by the very high spatial resolution obtained by optical systems (currently in the order of tens of centimeters) and by the launching of SAR sensors, purposely built for interferometric applications with revisiting times of few days, such as TerraSAR X and COSMO-SkyMed (Tofani et al., 2013a).

Each trapping session lasted three nights, with a revisit time to the same site of about one month from June 27 to November 20, 2003.

Some of the Yankees had been concerned about Clemens's mood after a week in which the beaning was revisited time and again, and some of them tried to pump him up during the day.

As part of Europe's Copernicus environmental monitoring programme, Sentinel-2A uses a combination of high resolution, novel spectral capabilities, a wide swath width from which it collects data and frequent revisit times to provide unprecedented views of Earth.

The method for synthesis of satellite orbits and constellations, optimized by given criterion (minimum of required number of satellites in the constellation, or minimum revisit time, or minimum of the satellites' swath width required) for fixed parameters of on-board satellite equipment and constraints for unused criterion parameters of a list of mentioned above is presented.