China today successfully launched two hyperspectral satellites “Smart Eye of the East” (OSE) using a “Smart Dragon-3” rocket from a sea platform near the city of Haiyang.
The state-run Xinhua news agency reported that the satellites are equipped with advanced hyperspectral imaging systems and artificial intelligence processors and are capable of analyzing information about the Earth’s water resources, vegetation, and minerals directly in orbit, a capability that reduces data processing time from days to minutes.
According to the report, the two satellites will provide global coverage every five days and will be used in environmental monitoring, agriculture emergency management, and crop monitoring projects in countries such as Indonesia and Uzbekistan.
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