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#940
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input~2
on 25 Jan, 2013 06:49
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Presse release from Press Information Bureau of India
http://pib.nic.in/newsite/erelease.aspx?relid=91814Space Missions
The Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO) has submitted a plan for 58 space missions to be undertaken as a part of 12th Five Year Plan, 2012-17.
A Plan outlay of Rs. 39,750 crore Five Year Plan period has been provisionally earmarked under the Plan budget for Space Programme. During the current year 2012-13, a sum of Rs. 5,615 crore has been allocated and the amount spent up to End October, 2012 is Rs.1,871.53 crore.
The Missions planned for 12th Five Year plan also encompasses 33 Satellite missions and 25 Launch Vehicles missions. The details and the objectives of each mission are as under:
Sl No Mission Objective
SATELLITE MISSIONS
1 SARAL Satellite with Argos and Altimeter for Oceanography studies.
2 CARTOSAT-2C High resolution Cartography satellite for mapping applications for special users.
3 CARTOSAT-2D
4 RESOURCESAT-2A Satellite for Natural Resource Survey applications.
5 OCEANSAT-3 Satellite for Ocean and Coastal studies.
6 CARTOSAT-3 Advanced very high resolution cartography satellite.
7 GISAT Geo Imaging Satellite for monitoring and Disaster Management applications.
8 GSAT-9 Communication satellite to augment the INSAT system with C band Transponders
9 GSAT-10 Communication satellites to augment the INSAT system with C and Ku band Transponders
10 GSAT-15
11 GSAT-16
12 GSAT-17
13 GSAT-18
14 GSAT-14 Experimental Communication Satellites
15 GSAT-11S
16 GSAT-6 Multi-media Mobile communication satellites for strategic applications.
17 GSAT-6A
18 GSAT-7 Communication satellite for special users.
19 GSAT-Ka Advanced Ka band satellite for VSAT communications.
20 GSAT-11
21 GSAT-19E New generation experimental communication satellite.
22 INSAT-3D Advanced Meteorological Satellite
23 IRNSS-1 Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System (IRNSS) for satellite based positioning services The constellation consists of Seven IRNSS satellites.
24 IRNSS-2
25 IRNSS-3
26 IRNSS-4
27 IRNSS-5
28 IRNSS-6
29 IRNSS-7
30 ASTROSAT Multi-wavelength Space Astronomy Observatory for scientific investigations.
Sl No Mission Objective
31 MARS ORBITER Technological mission to reach Martian orbit and studying the surface and atmospheric features of Mars.
32 CHANDRAYAAN-2 Scientific investigations of Lunar surface with in-situ measurements.
33 ADITYA Scientific Satellite for study of Sun and Solar Corona phenomena.
LAUNCH VEHICLE MISSIONS
34 PSLV C20 Launching of SARAL Satellite into Polar Orbit.
35 PSLV C 21 Launching of French satellite SPOT-6 on commercial basis.
36 PSLV C22 For launching of IRNSS-1 satellite.
37 PSLV C23 For launching of IRNSS-2 satellite
38 PSLV C24 For launching of IRNSS-3 satellite
39 PSLV C25 For launching of MARS orbiter.
40 PSLV C26 For launching of Astrosat into near earth orbit.
41 PSLV C27 For launching of Cartosat-2C into Polar orbit.
42 PSLV C28 For launching of IRNSS-4 satellite.
43 PSLV C29 For launching of IRNSS-5 satellite.
44 PSLV C30 For launching of IRNSS-6 satellite.
45 PSLV C31 For launching of Resourcesat-2A into polar orbit.
46 PSLV C32 For launching of Cartosat-2D in to polar orbit.
47 PSLV C33 Commercial Launch Service
48 PSLV C34 For launching of IRNSS-7 satellite.
49 PSLV C35 For launching of Oceansat-3 satellite into polar orbit.
50 PSLV- C36 For launching of Cartosat-3 satellite into Polar orbit.
51 GSLV D5 Development flight with indigenous cryogenic stage for launching GSAT-14satellite.
52 GSLV D6 For launching of GSAT-6 into Geosynchronous transfer orbit.
53 GSLV F8 For launching of Chandrayaan-2
54 GSLV F09 For launching of GSAT-9 communication satellite.
55 GSLV F10 For launching of GISAT satellite into Geosynchronous transfer orbit.
56 GSLV F11 For launching of GSAT-6A satellite.
57 GSLV - Mk III-X1 Experimental test flight.
58 GSLV Mk III D1 First developmental flight of GSLV Mk III for launching GSAT-19E satellite
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#941
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spaceash1
on 28 Jan, 2013 05:11
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I wish this table had another column, the tentative planned launch date.
It will be nice project to some of you who are on top of ISRO news to add that column.
Presse release from Press Information Bureau of India
http://pib.nic.in/newsite/erelease.aspx?relid=91814
Space Missions
The Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO) has submitted a plan for 58 space missions to be undertaken as a part of 12th Five Year Plan, 2012-17.
A Plan outlay of Rs. 39,750 crore Five Year Plan period has been provisionally earmarked under the Plan budget for Space Programme. During the current year 2012-13, a sum of Rs. 5,615 crore has been allocated and the amount spent up to End October, 2012 is Rs.1,871.53 crore.
The Missions planned for 12th Five Year plan also encompasses 33 Satellite missions and 25 Launch Vehicles missions. The details and the objectives of each mission are as under:
Sl No Mission Objective
SATELLITE MISSIONS
1 SARAL Satellite with Argos and Altimeter for Oceanography studies.
2 CARTOSAT-2C High resolution Cartography satellite for mapping applications for special users.
3 CARTOSAT-2D
4 RESOURCESAT-2A Satellite for Natural Resource Survey applications.
5 OCEANSAT-3 Satellite for Ocean and Coastal studies.
6 CARTOSAT-3 Advanced very high resolution cartography satellite.
7 GISAT Geo Imaging Satellite for monitoring and Disaster Management applications.
8 GSAT-9 Communication satellite to augment the INSAT system with C band Transponders
9 GSAT-10 Communication satellites to augment the INSAT system with C and Ku band Transponders
10 GSAT-15
11 GSAT-16
12 GSAT-17
13 GSAT-18
14 GSAT-14 Experimental Communication Satellites
15 GSAT-11S
16 GSAT-6 Multi-media Mobile communication satellites for strategic applications.
17 GSAT-6A
18 GSAT-7 Communication satellite for special users.
19 GSAT-Ka Advanced Ka band satellite for VSAT communications.
20 GSAT-11
21 GSAT-19E New generation experimental communication satellite.
22 INSAT-3D Advanced Meteorological Satellite
23 IRNSS-1 Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System (IRNSS) for satellite based positioning services The constellation consists of Seven IRNSS satellites.
24 IRNSS-2
25 IRNSS-3
26 IRNSS-4
27 IRNSS-5
28 IRNSS-6
29 IRNSS-7
30 ASTROSAT Multi-wavelength Space Astronomy Observatory for scientific investigations.
Sl No Mission Objective
31 MARS ORBITER Technological mission to reach Martian orbit and studying the surface and atmospheric features of Mars.
32 CHANDRAYAAN-2 Scientific investigations of Lunar surface with in-situ measurements.
33 ADITYA Scientific Satellite for study of Sun and Solar Corona phenomena.
LAUNCH VEHICLE MISSIONS
34 PSLV C20 Launching of SARAL Satellite into Polar Orbit.
35 PSLV C 21 Launching of French satellite SPOT-6 on commercial basis.
36 PSLV C22 For launching of IRNSS-1 satellite.
37 PSLV C23 For launching of IRNSS-2 satellite
38 PSLV C24 For launching of IRNSS-3 satellite
39 PSLV C25 For launching of MARS orbiter.
40 PSLV C26 For launching of Astrosat into near earth orbit.
41 PSLV C27 For launching of Cartosat-2C into Polar orbit.
42 PSLV C28 For launching of IRNSS-4 satellite.
43 PSLV C29 For launching of IRNSS-5 satellite.
44 PSLV C30 For launching of IRNSS-6 satellite.
45 PSLV C31 For launching of Resourcesat-2A into polar orbit.
46 PSLV C32 For launching of Cartosat-2D in to polar orbit.
47 PSLV C33 Commercial Launch Service
48 PSLV C34 For launching of IRNSS-7 satellite.
49 PSLV C35 For launching of Oceansat-3 satellite into polar orbit.
50 PSLV- C36 For launching of Cartosat-3 satellite into Polar orbit.
51 GSLV D5 Development flight with indigenous cryogenic stage for launching GSAT-14satellite.
52 GSLV D6 For launching of GSAT-6 into Geosynchronous transfer orbit.
53 GSLV F8 For launching of Chandrayaan-2
54 GSLV F09 For launching of GSAT-9 communication satellite.
55 GSLV F10 For launching of GISAT satellite into Geosynchronous transfer orbit.
56 GSLV F11 For launching of GSAT-6A satellite.
57 GSLV - Mk III-X1 Experimental test flight.
58 GSLV Mk III D1 First developmental flight of GSLV Mk III for launching GSAT-19E satellite
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#942
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m.prasad
on 28 Jan, 2013 06:29
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There is only one commercial launch here (C33). As per the news till now, ISRO has 2 foreign contracts: SPOT-7 (in 2013-14) and EnMap (in 2016).
Then, what about the 2nd one? Not even sure that C33 is for either of these 2 payloads!
I believe, further "pure" commercial contracts, if any, take the number further i.e, from C37 onwards!
Thx
~Prasad
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#943
by
Stan Black
on 28 Jan, 2013 21:15
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There is only one commercial launch here (C33). As per the news till now, ISRO has 2 foreign contracts: SPOT-7 (in 2013-14) and EnMap (in 2016).
Then, what about the 2nd one? Not even sure that C33 is for either of these 2 payloads!
I believe, further "pure" commercial contracts, if any, take the number further i.e, from C37 onwards!
Thx
~Prasad
Is TECHSAR-2 still a possibility?
Anyone know how many PSLV are on order, last mention I can find was upto C28
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#944
by
Stan Black
on 30 Jan, 2013 20:09
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#945
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m.prasad
on 31 Jan, 2013 06:09
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C20 launch date is announced. It is Feb 22 5.55 PM IST. It is announced today in the C20 Mission Readiness Meet held at SHAR Center
Pls refer
Enadu Link Thx
~Prasad
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#946
by
input~2
on 31 Jan, 2013 20:18
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Tentative Indian launch schedule
2013
February 22 25, 1225UTC - PSLV C20 FLP - SARAL + Sapphire + NEOSSAT + BRITE + UniBRITE + AAUSAT3 + STRaND-1
May - GSLV-D5 (Mk II return to flight) SLP- GSAT-14
June- PSLV C22 FLP- IRNSS-1
October 25 - PSLV C25 - MangalYaan (Mars Orbiter)
End of the year or early 2014 - GSLV Mk III X1, SLP - "atmospheric test"
Q2 (May) - Ariane-5 - GSAT-7 (Navy Communications Satellite)
H2- Ariane-5 - Insat-3D
piggybacked on PSLV: IMS(Indian Mini Satellite)/Atmos, IMS-1E, IMS-1F, Alsat-2B, NLS-9, Luxspace AIS, Nemo-AM, IinuSat, SRE-2, IMS-B
2014
- GSLV-D6 Mk II - GSAT-6
- PSLV C23 - IRNSS-2
- PSLV C24 - IRNSS-3
- PSLV C26(XL) SLP- AstroSat-1 + LAPAN-A2 + LAPAN-ORARI
- PSLV C27 - Cartosat-2C
piggybacked on PSLV : VEN΅S (SSO);IITMSAT;STUDSAT-2
- foreign launcher - GSAT-15
- foreign launcher - GSAT-11
- foreign launcher - GSAT-16
FY 2015-16
- PSLV C28 - IRNSS-4
- PSLV C29 - IRNSS-5
Q3 - GSLV MkII F09 - GSAT-9
- PSLV C31 - Resourcesat-2A
- PSLV C32 - Cartosat-2D
- PSLV C33 - EnMap (German satellite)(tbc)
- GSLV Mk II F08 - Chandrayaan-2
- foreign launcher - GSAT-17
- foreign launcher - GSAT-18
FY 2016-17
- PSLV C30 - IRNSS-6
- PSLV C34 - IRNSS-7
- GSLV Mk II F10 - GISAT (GEO Imaging SATellite)
- GSLV Mk II F11 - GSAT-6A
- GSLV -Mk III D1 - GSAT-19E
- PSLV C35 - Oceansat-3
- PSLV C36 - Cartosat-3
- foreign launcher - GSAT-11S
- foreign launcher - GSAT-Ka
piggybacked on PSLV: Aditya-1
FY 2017-18
- GSLV Mk II F12 - GSAT-7A
December - GSLV Mk II F13 - INSAT-3DR
- GSLV Mk III D2 - GSAT-20
- PSLV C37 - RISAT-1A
- foreign launcher/sat - GSAT-21
after 2020
- GSLV Mk III - Manned mission
updated February 5
updated February 20
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#947
by
SolSystem
on 04 Feb, 2013 19:09
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A source informed the launch has been moved again to February 25th.
C20 launch date is announced. It is Feb 22 5.55 PM IST. It is announced today in the C20 Mission Readiness Meet held at SHAR Center
Pls refer Enadu Link
Thx
~Prasad
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#948
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m.prasad
on 05 Feb, 2013 09:17
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A source informed the launch has been moved again to February 25th.
CNES calender is showing 25 Feb 2013 (Pls
Ref). Can you pls provide the web link, if you have? I think, after some time, the news will be out officially!
Thx
~Prasad
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#949
by
isro-watch
on 08 Feb, 2013 04:47
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#950
by
chota
on 14 Feb, 2013 07:08
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#951
by
isro-watch
on 15 Feb, 2013 02:03
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It appears ISRO is planning to pre-pone and have a launch of PSLV C22 IRNSS-1 mission before the GSLV flight...! Will provide links as and when available.
Also, there is talk of more frequent PSLV launches from this year
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#952
by
K210
on 15 Feb, 2013 06:00
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does anyone know what launch pad PSLV-C20 will be launched from? Also if the PSLV C-22 launch comes before GSLV does that mean GSLV has been pushed back from it's early may launch date?
Also can anyone tell me why it takes 3 years turn around time to launch a GSLV rocket?? Last GSLV launch was in december 2010. I know cyro tech is complex and the GSLV has a couple of technical issues that have to be resolved but 3 years to fix these problems?? ISRO really needs to pick up it's pace or mars mission might also be delayed as that also uses the same launch pad the GSLV uses.
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#953
by
K210
on 15 Feb, 2013 06:04
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If i recall correctly there were supposed to be 3 tests of the indigenous cryogenic engine before the GSLV was launched. Are those still on or are they cancelled because after the first test was completed in may 2012 there has been no news about cryogenic engine progress.
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#954
by
russianhalo117
on 15 Feb, 2013 15:39
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does anyone know what launch pad PSLV-C20 will be launched from? Also if the PSLV C-22 launch comes before GSLV does that mean GSLV has been pushed back from it's early may launch date?
Also can anyone tell me why it takes 3 years turn around time to launch a GSLV rocket?? Last GSLV launch was in december 2010. I know cyro tech is complex and the GSLV has a couple of technical issues that have to be resolved but 3 years to fix these problems?? ISRO really needs to pick up it's pace or mars mission might also be delayed as that also uses the same launch pad the GSLV uses.
Partly due to GSLV Mk. II's multiple stage failures and the implementation of recommended corrective actions from those failures. Stage requalification testing, major engine/engine systems modifications which require new rounds of engine testing to recertify the modified engines for flight et cetera. those are just a few things that they have to complete successfully before they can fly again. Costly failures drive away government/citizen support and industry/customers due to low launcher reliability.
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#955
by
isro-watch
on 16 Feb, 2013 02:10
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does anyone know what launch pad PSLV-C20 will be launched from? Also if the PSLV C-22 launch comes before GSLV does that mean GSLV has been pushed back from it's early may launch date?
Also can anyone tell me why it takes 3 years turn around time to launch a GSLV rocket?? Last GSLV launch was in december 2010. I know cyro tech is complex and the GSLV has a couple of technical issues that have to be resolved but 3 years to fix these problems?? ISRO really needs to pick up it's pace or mars mission might also be delayed as that also uses the same launch pad the GSLV uses.
(I will try to get more information ...)
PSLV-C20 is using the first launch pad. Any further PSLV launch (most probably IRNSS-1 mission) may use the first launch pad only as GSLV and GSLV-MKIII missions may take in Second Launch Pad
Cryogenic engine is still under testing...and yes there has been no information about the status of the tests...
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#956
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antriksh
on 16 Feb, 2013 02:45
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Hot test of the engine with modified parts has been done for 200 seconds. High altitude testing is to be done that will qualify the engine profile.
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#957
by
isro-watch
on 18 Feb, 2013 05:11
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#958
by
antriksh
on 18 Feb, 2013 06:51
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#959
by
isro-watch
on 18 Feb, 2013 16:15
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Looks like PSLV-C20 is using the Dual Launch Adapter(DLA) !!!
https://www.utias-sfl.net/NLS-8/?p=55
Nice pics. BTW PSLV has used DLA before.
Yes, PSLV has used DLA before ! All appears to be going smoothly as of now !
Hearing of GSLV launch campaign start...Can any one confirm that ?
