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ISRO and CNES Collaborate on TRISHNA Earth Observation Satellite

14 October, 2026
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ISRO and CNES Collaborate on TRISHNA Earth Observation Satellite
CategoryDetails
Mission NameThermal Infra-Red Imaging Satellite for High-resolution Natural Resource Assessment (TRISHNA)
Developed ByISRO (India) and CNES (France)
Launch SiteSriharikota, India
ObjectiveStudy surface temperature, evapotranspiration, vegetation status, and water stress
ApplicationsAgriculture monitoring, water resource management, climate studies
Key ObjectivesMonitoring water stress, urban heat island effect, glacier dynamics, atmospheric parameters
Instruments1. Thermal Infrared (TIR) Instrument (CNES), 2. Visible-Near Infrared-SWIR Instrument (ISRO)
OrbitSun-synchronous orbit, 761 km altitude
Spatial Resolution57 meters (land/coast), 1 kilometer (ocean/polar zones)
Design Life5 years
Key ContributionsSupports GEOGLAM, UN Sustainable Development Goals, Global Water Watch
Essential VariablesEssential Agricultural Variables (EAVs), Essential Climate Variables (ECVs)
Equator-Crossing Time12:30 noon
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