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- MUSIS abstract "The MUltinational Space-based Imaging System for Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Observation (MUSIS) is an international program including France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Greece, and Spain, aimed at allowing the six nations to share imagery from various military satellites through a common, generic user ground segment (UGS) according to agreed rules and quota.Similar to many category B projects of European Defence Agency (EDA), it is managed by OCCAR.MUSIS was intended to provide access to a number of missions intended for the 2015 timeframe: the successor of French Hélios 2 called Composante Spatiale Optique (CSO) the successor of German SAR-Lupe called SARah the successor of Italian COSMO-SkyMed called COSMO Second Generation (CSG) the Spanish wide area optical satellite Ingenio (formerly known as Seosat)The two systems mentioned first are entirely military whilst the two latter systems are dual-use.MUSIS was approved in 2006 and studies were launched in order to achieve Initial Operational Capability (IOC) by 2015. MUSIS was supposed to allow mutual access to the - still national - satellite constellations through the generic UGS. The latter would allow the countries involved to share intelligence imagery more easily than is currently possible.After many divisions amongst the nations involved and some calls to cancel the programme, MUSIS has undergone a substantial change.But effectively, during the meeting Mai 6, 2010 the programme was essentially terminated.Now, MUSIS has deteriorated to a financial contribution scheme to the French CSO which is the successor of the French Hélios II programme. MUSIS (a.k.a. CSO) provides a co-funding of CSO and in return offers a percentage no higher than 5% of the optical images that CSO will be able to provide.On 1 July 2010 Poland and Sweden decided to join the MUSIS programme.On 17 December 2010 contracts were awarded for the first two MUSIS satellites, which are the Helios 2 successors.On 17 June 2011 contracts were awarded to Thales España for the optical focal plane arrays for the first two satellites; in October 2011 Sofradir was awarded a contract to provide HgCdTe sensors for the focal planes of the infra-red instruments on those satellites".
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- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink COSMO-SkyMed.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink COSMO_Second_Generation.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Category:European_space_programmes.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Composante_Spatiale_Optique.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink European_Defence_Agency.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Ground_segment.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Helios_2_(satellite).
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Ingenio_(satellite).
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Mercury_cadmium_telluride.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Organisation_for_Joint_Armament_Cooperation.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink SAR-Lupe.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Sofradir.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLink Thales_España.
- MUSIS wikiPageWikiLinkText "MUSIS".
- MUSIS subject Category:European_space_programmes.
- MUSIS hypernym Program.
- MUSIS type Work.
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- MUSIS type Technology.
- MUSIS comment "The MUltinational Space-based Imaging System for Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Observation (MUSIS) is an international program including France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Greece, and Spain, aimed at allowing the six nations to share imagery from various military satellites through a common, generic user ground segment (UGS) according to agreed rules and quota.Similar to many category B projects of European Defence Agency (EDA), it is managed by OCCAR.MUSIS was intended to provide access to a number of missions intended for the 2015 timeframe: the successor of French Hélios 2 called Composante Spatiale Optique (CSO) the successor of German SAR-Lupe called SARah the successor of Italian COSMO-SkyMed called COSMO Second Generation (CSG) the Spanish wide area optical satellite Ingenio (formerly known as Seosat)The two systems mentioned first are entirely military whilst the two latter systems are dual-use.MUSIS was approved in 2006 and studies were launched in order to achieve Initial Operational Capability (IOC) by 2015. ".
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