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Mission

Earth Science · SSO

ALOS (Advanced Land Observation Satellite) is used for cartography, regional observation, disaster monitoring, and resource surveying. ALOS has three remote-sensing instruments: - the Panchromatic Remote-sensing Instrument for Stereo Mapping (PRISM) for digital elevation mapping with 2.5 meter…

What it put in orbit

Object	Type	Orbit	Globe
ALOS (DAICHI) 2006-002A	Payload	659 × 661 km · 98.2°	Globe
H-2A R/B 2006-002B	Rocket body	474 × 541 km · 98.3°	Globe
H-2A DEB 2006-002C	Debris	re-entered 2006-12-04
H-2A DEB 2006-002D	Debris	re-entered 2006-12-12
H-2A DEB 2006-002E	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-03
H-2A DEB 2006-002F	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-18
H-2A DEB 2006-002G	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-18
H-2A DEB 2006-002H	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-25

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H-2A DEB 2006-002J	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-13
H-2A DEB 2006-002K	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-29
H-2A DEB 2006-002L	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-17
H-2A DEB 2006-002M	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-22
H-2A DEB 2006-002N	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-09
H-2A DEB 2006-002P	Debris	re-entered 2007-01-08
H-2A DEB 2006-002Q	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-20
H-2A DEB 2006-002R	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-10
H-2A DEB 2006-002S	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-23
H-2A DEB 2006-002T	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-20
H-2A DEB 2006-002U	Debris	re-entered 2007-01-09
H-2A DEB 2006-002V	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-17
H-2A DEB 2006-002W	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-14
H-2A DEB 2006-002X	Debris	re-entered 2006-11-11
H-2A DEB 2006-002Y	Debris	re-entered 2006-10-26
ALOS DEB 2006-002Z	Debris	607 × 609 km · 98.2°	Globe
ALOS DEB 2006-002AA	Debris	609 × 611 km · 98.1°	Globe

COSPAR ID 2006-002 (data from GCAT, J. McDowell, CC BY 4.0). Orbits from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (perigee × apogee, inclination).