SUPERVIEW NEO-3 BAND COMBINATIONS

The resolution of the magnified SVN-3 image is about 5m.

The resolution of the original pansharpened SVN-3 image is 30cm.

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SUPERVIEW NEO-3 satellite data acquired over Ma On Shan, Hong Kong on 18 January 2025.
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  • Description
  • Questions
  • Combinations
  • Bands
  • New SuperView Neo Satellites

SUPERVIEW NEO-3 Satellite


At present, SUPERVIEW NEO-3 comprises 3-01 and 3-02 satellites, providing 50 cm panchromatic resolution and 2 m multispectral resolution satellite images. When working with multispectral images, it enables us to reveal information that beyond human vision. For example, the Near Infrared (NIR) wavelength is commonly used to distinguish vegetation varieties and conditions because vegetation gives a strong reflection in this portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Can you answer these questions?

  1. Which band combinations reveal turbidity?
  2. Which band combination do not reveal turbidity?
  3. Which band combinations shows vegetation in bright red?
  4. Why is there variation in the red color of the vegetation in Ma On Shan?

Panchromatic Band



Conventional Bands and New Bands (Multispectral)


Red Channel
Green Channel
Blue Channel
Description

Band 5 Coastal (5, 5, 5)

Band 5 senses deep blues and violets. Blue light is hard to collect from space because it’s scattered easily by tiny bits of dust and water in the air, and even by air molecules themselves. It is also called the coastal/aerosol band, after its two main uses: imaging shallow water, and tracking fine particles like dust and smoke.

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