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Tas fornirà altimetro Iris per missione Cristal programma Copernicus

Al centro del sistema operativo per la criosfera e gli oceani

Thales Alenia Space (Tas), joint-venture tra Thales (67%) e Leonardo (33 %), ha siglato oggi un contratto di circa 88 milioni di Euro con Airbus Defence and Space (Ds), primo contraente del satellite, per sviluppare i due radar altimetri interferometrici Iris (Interferometric Radar Altimeter for Ice and Snow) per la missione Cristal (Copernicus polaR Ice and Snow Topography ALtimeter). La missione...

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Tolosa, Francia, 09/21/2020 12:34
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AerospazioAirbus selezionata per nuova missione Esa

Per analisi topografica dei ghiacci e della neve polare

Cristal misurerà lo spessore del ghiaccio marino e l’altezza delle calotte polari; l'industria in Germania guiderà il consorzio; il contratto ha un valore di 300 milioni di Euro more

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