ppt课件-practical space（实际的空间）.pptVIP

Practical Space Canadian Space Agency benefits to every day society Government denies sale of MDA RadarSat-1 Disaster management Agriculture Oceanography Cartography (mapping) Hydrology (where’s the water) Forestry Ice studies Coastal monitoring RadarSat-2 launched December 14, 2007 Canada’s territorial evolution Russia’s claim doesn’t conflict with ours Angola flood OSIRIS Instrument on Swedish satellite Odin Measure ozone launched 2001 Ozone hole over Antarcticcross-section Ozone map October 30, 2005at 4 altitudes SciSat-1 All Canadian satellite Measures 30 different chemicals that affect ozone launched 2003 UV update Late 1990s arctic hole, ozone dropped 45% Ozone over Canada dropped 6% since 1970s Spring ozone drops 8% - 10% UV increased 7%, 10-12% in spring Antarctic stationary hole is 25 million km2 Ozone dropped 70% since 1979 CloudSat MOPITT on Terra measure CO WINDII on UARSMeasure wind speed in the upper atmosphere Viking Ultraviolet Imager on Sweden’s Viking satellite February 1986 – January 1987 Interball-2 Auroral Ultra-violet Imager on Russian satellite Interball-2 Launched 1996 Part of international cooperation in mid-90s Measure space weather by how it affects aurora Concern after Quebec Hydro black-out in 1989 1994 magnetic storms blocked Anikfor days newspapers couldn’t print TV also affected by Anik satellites Communications Anik A1, A2, A3, B1, C1, C2, C3, D1, D2, E1, E2, F1, F2, F3 Nimiq 1 2 MSAT M1 M2 Hermes Communications Technology Satellite Hermes Communications Technology Satellite Designed and managed by Canadas Department of Communications NASA and ESA provides some components Launched January 16, 1976 from Cape Canaveral First communications satellite to not spin, it used gyroscopes instead Covered 40% of Earth’s surface Tests included: tests of telemedicine for emergency medical service Teleconferencing and community TV Televised the Stanley cup to Canadian diplomats in Peru Led to Anik B, which had standard transponders for TV