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| Inhaltsverzeichnis: 1960er · 1970er · 1980er · 1990er · 2000er · 2010er | ||||||
| Startdatum | Mission | Bild | Organisation (Land) | Bemerkung | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1960er | ||||||
| 1. April 1960 | TIROS |  |
(USA) | erster Wettersatellit, (weitere 9 Satelliten bis 1965) | ||
| 28. August 1964 | Nimbus 1 |  |
NASA (USA) | (weitere 6 Satelliten bis 1978) | ||
| 25. Mai 1966 | Explorer 32 | NASA (USA) | (Atmosphere Explorer-B) | |||
| 1966 | ESSA | ESSA (USA) | ||||
| 1969 | Meteor | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 1970er | ||||||
| 8. April 1970 | Nimbus 4 | |
NASA (USA) | Wettersatellit (Forschung) | ||
| 23. Juli 1972 | Landsat 1 |  |
NASA (USA) | erster Erkundungssatellit für Kartografierung | ||
| 11. Dezember 1972 | Nimbus 5 | |
NASA (USA) | Wettersatellit (Forschung) | ||
| 22. Januar 1975 | Landsat 2 | |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 9. April 1975 | GEOS 3 |  |
NASA (USA) | (Geodynamics Experimental Ocean Satellite) | ||
| 12. Juni 1975 | Nimbus 6 | |
NASA (USA) | Wettersatellit (Forschung) | ||
| 16. Oktober 1975 | GOES-1 |  |
NOAA (USA) | geostationärer Wettersatellit (operationell) | ||
| 1976 | Kosmos 1076 | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 16. Juni 1977 | GOES-2 | |
NOAA (USA) | geostationärer Wettersatellit (operationell) | ||
| 23. November 1977 | Meteosat-1 |  |
EUMETSAT | |||
| 5. März 1978 | Landsat 3 | |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 26. April 1978 | Explorer 58 | NASA (USA) | (Applications Explorer Mission-1 / HCMM: Heat Capacity Mapping Mission) | |||
| 16. Juni 1978 | GOES-3 | |
NOAA (USA) | geostationärer Wettersatellit (operationell) | ||
| 27. Juni 1978 | Seasat |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 24. Oktober 1978 | Nimbus 7 | |
NASA (USA) | erster Satellit zur globalen Umweltüberwachung | ||
| 18. Februar 1979 | Explorer 60 | NASA (USA) | (Applications Explorer Mission-2 (AEM-2), SAGE) | |||
| 1980er | ||||||
| 1980 | Kosmos 1119 | Sowjetunion | (Okean-E) | |||
| 19. Juni 1981 | Meteosat-2 | |
EUMETSAT | (Meteorological Satellite) | ||
| 16. Juli 1982 | Landsat-4 |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 28. März 1983 | NOAA-8 | NOAA (USA) | ||||
| 1. März 1984 | Landsat-5 | |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 12. Dezember 1984 | NOAA-9 | NOAA (USA) | ||||
| 12. März 1985 | Geosat |  |
US Navy (USA) | (Geodetic Satellite) | ||
| 24. Oktober 1985 | METEOR 3-01 | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 22. Februar 1986 | SPOT 1 | CNES (Frankreich) | (Système Probatoire d'Observation de la Terre) | |||
| 17. September 1986 | NOAA-10 | NOAA (USA) | ||||
| 16. Februar 1987 | MOS 1a | NASDA (Japan) | (Marine Observation Satellite, auch: Momo 1a) | |||
| 17. März 1988 | IRS 1A | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) | |||
| 20. April 1988 | Resurs-O1 | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 5. Juli 1988 | OKEAN 1 | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 26. Juli 1988 | METEOR 3-02 | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 22. September 1988 | NOAA-11 | NOAA (USA) | ||||
| 6. März 1989 | Meteosat-4 | |
EUMETSAT | |||
| 24. Oktober 1989 | METEOR 3-03 | Sowjetunion | ||||
| 1990er | ||||||
| 22. Januar 1990 | SPOT 2 | CNES (Frankreich) | (Système Probatoire d'Observation de la Terre) | |||
| 7. Februar 1990 | MOS 1b | NASDA (Japan) | (Marine Observation Satellite, auch: Momo 1b) | |||
| 2. März 1991 | Meteosat-5 | |
EUMETSAT | (Meteorological Satellite) | ||
| 17. Juli 1991 | ERS-1 |  |
ESA | (European Remote Sensing Satellite) | ||
| 29. August 1991 | IRS 1B | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) | |||
| 15. September 1991 | UARS |  |
NASA (USA) | (Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite) | ||
| 11. Februar 1992 | JERS-1 | NASDA (Japan) | (Japanese Earth Resources Satellite, auch: Fuyo) | |||
| 10. August 1992 | TOPEX/Poseidon |  |
NASA (USA)/ CNES (Frankreich) | |||
| 26. September 1993 | SPOT 3 | CNES (Frankreich) | (Système Probatoire d'Observation de la Terre) | |||
| 20. November 1993 | Meteosat-6 | |
EUMETSAT | (Meteorological Satellite) | ||
| 25. Januar 1994 | Meteor 3-06 | Russland | ||||
| 15. Oktober 1994 | IRS P2 | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) | |||
| 3. April 1995 | Orbview 1 /MicroLab-1 | Orbimage (USA) | erster privat entwickelter und betriebener Erdbeobachtungssatellit. (Optical Transient Detector OTD) | |||
| 21. April 1995 | ERS-2 |  |
ESA | (European Remote Sensing Satellite) | ||
| 31. August 1995 | Sich-1 | |||||
| 4. November 1995 | Radarsat |  |
Kanada | |||
| 28. Dezember 1995 | IRS 1C | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) | |||
| 21. März 1996 | IRS P3 | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) | |||
| 17. August 1996 | Adeos-1 | NASDA (Japan) | (auch: Midori) | |||
| 1. August 1997 | Orbview-2 | Orbimage (USA) | auch: Seastar, mit SeaWiFS (Sea-viewing Wide Field-of-view Sensor) | |||
| 3. September 1997 | Meteosat-7 | |
EUMETSAT | (Meteorological Satellite) | ||
| 29. September 1997 | IRS 1D | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) | |||
| 27. November 1997 | TRMM |  |
NASA (USA)/ JAXA (Japan) | (Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission) | ||
| 24. Dezember 1997 | EarlyBird | |||||
| 24. März 1998 | SPOT 4 | CNES (Frankreich) | (Système Probatoire d'Observation de la Terre) | |||
| 15. April 1999 | Landsat 7 |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 26. Mai 1999 | IRS P4 | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite, auch: Oceansat 1) | |||
| 19. Juni 1999 | QuikSCAT |  |
NASA (USA) | (Quick Scatterometer) | ||
| 17. Juli 1999 | Okean O | Russland | ||||
| 24. September 1999 | IKONOS | GeoEye Inc. (USA) | ||||
| 14. Oktober 1999 | CBERS-1 | China/ Brasilien | (China-Brazil Earth-Resources Satellite) | |||
| 18. Dezember 1999 | Terra |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 21. Dezember 1999 | KOMPSat 1 | Südkorea | (Korea Multi-Purpose Satellite, auch: Arirang-2 ) | |||
| 2000er | ||||||
| 21. September 2000 | NOAA-16 | NOAA (USA) | ||||
| 6. Dezember 2000 | EROS-A1 |  |
ImageSat International (Israel/USA) | (Earth Resources Observation Systems) | ||
| 18. Oktober 2001 | QuickBird-2 | DigitalGlobe (USA) | ||||
| 22. Oktober 2001 | Proba | ESA | (Project for On-Board Autonomy) | |||
| 7. Dezember 2001 | Jason-1 |  |
NASA (USA)/ CNES(Frankreich) | |||
| 7. Dezember 2001 | TIMED |  |
NASA/ Johns Hopkins University (USA) | (Thermosphere Ionosphere Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics) | ||
| 10. Dezember 2001 | METEOR 3M/ Sage III | Russland/ NASA(USA) | (Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment) | |||
| 1. März 2002 | Envisat | ESA | ||||
| 4. Mai 2002 | Aqua |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 4. Mai 2002 | SPOT 5 |  |
CNES (Frankreich) | (Système Probatoire d'Observation de la Terre) | ||
| 15. Mai 2002 | Hai Yuang | China | ||||
| 24. Juni 2002 | NOAA-17 |  |
NOAA (USA) | |||
| 28. August 2002 | Meteosat-8 (MSG-1) | EUMETSAT | (Meteosat Second Generation) | |||
| 12. September 2002 | KALPANA-1 | |||||
| 12. Dezember 2002 | ADEOS II | NASDA (Japan) | (ADvanced Earth Observing Satellite, auch: Midori II) | |||
| 12. Januar 2003 | ICESat |  |
NASA (USA) | (Ice, Cloud and Land Elevation Satellite) | ||
| Juni 2003 | Orbview 3 | Orbimage | ||||
| 13. August 2003 | SciSat-1/ACE | |||||
| 17. Oktober 2003 | IRS P6 | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite, auch: Resourcesat 1) | |||
| 21. Oktober 2003 | CBERS-2 | China/Brasilien | (China-Brazil Earth-Resources Satellite) | |||
| 15. Juli 2004 | Aura |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 18. Dezember 2004 | PARASOL | CNES (Frankreich) | ||||
| 24. Dezember 2004 | Sich-1M | (Fehlstart) | ||||
| 26 February 2005 | MTSAT-1R | Japan | (Multi-Functional Transport Satellite, auch: Himawari 6) | |||
| 5. Mai 2005 | IRS P5 | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite, auch: Cartosat-1) | |||
| 26. August 2005 | Monitor-E | Chrunitschew/ Roskosmos (Russland) | ||||
| 8. Oktober 2005 | CryoSat | ESA | (Fehlstart) | |||
| 27. Oktober 2005 | TopSat | |||||
| 21. Dezember 2005 | Meteosat-9 (MSG-2) | EUMETSAT | (Meteosat Second Generation) | |||
| 24. Januar 2006 | ALOS | JAXA (Japan) | (Advanced Land Observing Satellite, auch: Daichi) | |||
| 18. Februar 2006 | MTSAT-2 | Japan | (auch:Himawari ?) | |||
| 15. April 2006 | FORMOSAT-3 |  |
USA/Taiwan | (auch: COSMIC-Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere, and Climate) | ||
| 25. April 2006 | EROS-B | |
ImageSat International (Israel/USA) | (Earth Resources Observation Systems) | ||
| 27. April 2006 | YaoGan WeiXing-1 | China | (auch: Remote Sensing Satellite 1, Jian Bing-5 (JB-5)) | |||
| 28. April 2006 | CALIPSO |  |
NASA (USA/ CNES (Frankreich) | (Cloud-Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observations) | ||
| 28. April 2006 | CloudSat |  |
NASA (USA) | |||
| 24. Mai 2006 | GOES-N |  |
NOAA (USA) | (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) | ||
| 26. Juli 2006 | BelKA | Weißrussland | (Fehlstart) (etwa: Belaruski Kazmitschnui Aparat - weißrussischer Weltraumapparat) | |||
| 28. Juli 2006 | KOMPSat 2 | Südkorea | (Korea Multi-Purpose Satellite, auch: Arirang-2) | |||
| 5. August 2006 | Resurs-DK1 | Russland | ||||
| 19. Oktober 2006 | MetOp-A |  |
EUMETSAT/ESA | (Meteorological Operational satellite) | ||
| 8. Dezember 2006 | Feng Yun-2D | China | ||||
| 10. Januar 2007 | Cartosat-2 | ISRO (Indien) | (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite IRS-2A) | |||
| 11. April 2007 | Haiyang 1-B | China | ||||
| 25. April 2007 | AIM | _artist's_concept.jpg) |
NASA (USA) | (Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere) | ||
| 25. Mai 2007 | Yaogan-2 | China | ||||
| 7. Juni 2007 | COSMO-SkyMed-1 | Italien | (Constellation of small Satellites for Mediterranean basin Observation) | |||
| 15. Juni 2007 | TerraSAR | DLR/ EADS Astrium (Deutschland) | ||||
| 18. September 2007 | WorldView-1 | Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation (USA) | ||||
| 19. September 2007 | CBERS-2B | China/Brasilien | (China-Brazil Earth-Resources Satellite) | |||
| 12. November 2007 | Yaogan-3 | China | (auch: Jian Bing-5 2, JB-5 2) | |||
| 9. Dezember 2007 | COSMO-SkyMed-2 | Italien | (Constellation of small Satellites for Mediterranean basin Observation) | |||
| 14. Dezember 2007 | RADARSAT-2 | Kanada | ||||
| 1. Quartal 2008 | THEOS | Thailand | (Thailand Earth Observation System) | |||
| 1. Quartal 2008 | RapidEye | RapidEye AG (Deutschland) | ||||
| Februar 2008 | Huanjing-1 | China | ||||
| 16. April 2008 | GeoEye 1 | GeoEye (USA) | ||||
| Mai 2008 | SMOS | ESA | (Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity) | |||
| Mai 2008 | Proba-2 | ESA | (Project for On-Board Autonomy) | |||
| Juni 2008 | OSTM |  |
NASA/ NOAA (USA)/ CNES (Frankreich)/ EUMETSAT | (Ocean Surface Topography Mission, auch: Jason–2) | ||
| Juni 2008 | Meteor-M 1 | Russland | ||||
| August 2008 | GOSAT | JAXA (Japan) | (Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite) | |||
| September 2008 | OCO | NASA (USA) | (Orbiting Carbon Observatory) | |||
| Dezember 2008 | Glory | NASA (USA) | ||||
| 2008 | ADM-Aeolus | ESA | (Atmospheric Dynamics Mission) | |||
| 2008 | Megha-Tropiques | CNES (Frankreich)/ ISRO (Indien) | ||||
| 2008 | CBERS-3 | China/Brasilien | (China-Brazil Earth-Resources Satellite) | |||
| 2008 | INSAT-3D | |||||
| 2008 | Oceansat-2 | ISRO (Indien) | ||||
| 2008 | WorldView-2 | Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation (USA) | ||||
| 2008 | Sich-2 | |||||
| 2008 | Elektro-L | Russland | (auch: GOMS) | |||
| September 2009 | NPP |  |
NASA (USA) | (National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System Preparatory Project) | ||
| Juli 2009 | Aquarius | NASA (USA)/ CONAE (Argentinien) | ||||
| 2009 | CryoSat-2 | ESA | ||||
| 2009 | Tandem-X | DLR/ EADS Astrium (Deutschland) | ||||
| 2009 | Pleïades-HR 1 | Frankreich | ||||
| 2010er | ||||||
| ca. 2011 | EnMAP | GFZ/DLR (Deutschland) | (Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program) | |||
| ca. 2011 | Sentinel-1 | EU/ESA | ||||
| ca. 2011 | LDCM | NASA (USA) | (Landsat Data Continuity Mission) | |||
| ca.2011 | GCOM-W | JAXA (Japan) | (Global Change Observation Mission-Water) | |||
| ca. 2012 | EarthCARE | ESA/ JAXA | ||||
| ca. 2012 | Sentinel-2 | EU/ESA | ||||
| ca. 2012 | Sentinel-3 | EU/ESA | ||||
| ca. 2012 | GOES-R | NOAA (USA) | (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) | |||
| ab ca. 2012 | Radarsat Constellation Mission | Kanada | ||||
| ca. 2013 | GPM | NASA (USA)/ JAXA (Japan) | (Global Precipitation Measurement) | |||
| ab ca. 2013 | NPOESS | |
(USA) | (National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System) | ||
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