- Mission Status
- Sentinel Data Access
- Sentinel-1 Data Access and Products Fact Sheet
- Sentinel Products List
- Operational Ramp-Up Phase
- Observation scenario
- Sentinel-1 ESA Special Publication
- SAR basic theory and practical exercises with SNAP (English)
- SAR basic theory and practical exercises with SNAP (French)
Teams ready for Sentinel-1B launch
Teams ready for Sentinel-1B launch
21 April 2016
A final, full rehearsal has confirmed that teams at ESA's mission control are ready for tomorrow's launch of the Sentinel-1B radar satellite.
An Arianespace rocket carrying Sentinel-1B is set to deliver the next satellite in Europe's Copernicus Earth environmental monitoring programme into orbit tomorrow.
Liftoff on a multistage Soyuz from ESA's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, is planned for 22 April at 21:02 GMT (23:02 CEST).
Sentinel-1B will join the identical Sentinel-1A, which has been in orbit since April 2014, to form a twin-satellite constellation, orbiting 180° apart.
Sentinel-1 Key Resources