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Competing for the Responsibility of the Operational Meteorological Satellite Program: After the Launch of TIROS in 1960
현업용 기상위성에 대한 주도권 다툼: 1960년 TIROS 발사 이후
2014
Atmosphere
현업용 기상위성에 대한 주도권 다툼: 1960년 TIROS 발사 이후
Currently, Korea is developing a Cheollian follow-on satellite program, named as Geostationary Korea Multipurpose Satellite 2 (GK-2), which consists of two satellites. One satellite (GK-2A) is dedicated to the meterological mission, while the second one (GK-2B) hosts two main payloads for the ocean and environmental application. As GK-2A is dedicated to the meteorological mission unlike Cheollian, there have been discussions on the possibility of transferring the responsibilities of the GK-2A
doi:10.14191/atmos.2014.24.2.265
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