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Agency Report from NRSCC;Agency report - NRSCC;Oct. 19, 2004， Geo. Meteorological Satellites FY-2C was successfully launched FY-2C/D/E are manufactured, with the improvements based on the FY-2A/B Five channel radiometers More frequent observations during the flooding season (June – August): half-hour More products for widely use in meteorology as well as surface monitoring After FY-2C, FY-2D/E will be continuously launched to form operational Meteorological Satellite series FY-2D (2006), FY-2E (2009);FY-2A/B ;New Progress during last Year;Micro-small Satellite Cooperation with Surrey Will be Launched in September, 2005 Spatial Resolution: 32m for multi-spectral; 4m for Panchromatic Swath: 600km for multi-spectral; 24km for Panchromatic ;National Spatial Data Sharing Plan Started To promote access to remote sensing data for the public interest in China First step to establish data sharing system and network for MODIS /index.asp /eos/index.html /index.asp Next FY-2C, Cbers-1/2 and others will be added in the next year ;Some future plan and activities Meteorological Satellites Plan Besides FY-2 Series, New Generation Meteorological Satellites are planning and hope to launch at 2006 for FY-3A and FY-4 at 2012 Small Satellite Constellation for Environment and Disaster Monitoring are started two small optical satellites and one small SAR satellite shall be launched before 2008 (called the “2+1” Project) Finally hoping to form the constellation with 4 optical satellites and 4 SAR satellites before 2010 (“4＋4”).;Disaster Monitoring Satellite Constellation;Payload—the first stage The optical satellite 2 Hyper-spectrum imager 110 to 128 bands with 5nm Radio resolution in average 100m spatial resolution, 50km swath The SAR satellite Synthetic aperture radar S-band 20m resolution, 100km swath with incidence angle 25°to 47 °.;The establishment of small satellite constellation will make China be able to monitor disaster and environment extensively, timely and dynami