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Sentinel-1 Mission Overview N. Miranda, ESA S-1 Space Project Team S-1 PDGS Team PolinSAR 2013 Info day

Outline Mission objectives S-1 Acquisition Modes S-1 Piloting Modes S-1 Product Family S-1 Product Preliminary Results

Sentinel-1 Mission Objectives Provision routinely and systematically of SAR data to GMES services and National services focussing on the following applications: Monitoring of marine environment (e.g. oil spills, sea ice zones) Surveillance of maritime transport zones (e.g. European and North Atlantic zones) Land Monitoring (e.g. land cover, surface deformation risk) Emergency response in support of crisis situations (e.g. natural disasters and humanitarian aid) Climate Change (e.g. Polar Monitoring, ice shelves and glaciers)

S-1 Facts and numbers Constellation of two satellites C-band SAR (A & B units) Designed for 7 years life time with consumables for 12 years Near-Polar sun-synchronous (dawn-dusk) orbit at 698 km 12 days repeat cycle (1 satellite), 6 days for the constellation Both Sentinel-1 satellites in the same orbital plane (180 deg phased in orbit) On-board data storage capacity (mass memory) of 1400 Gbit Launch of Sentinel-1A scheduled for October 2013 Paramter Value Career Frequency 5.405Ghz Antenna size 12.3 x 0.82m Chirp bandwith Polarisation PRF Instrument Mass CSAR DC power Data Compression Bit quantisation Instrument operation Downlink rate Look Direction 48-88 MHz Single and Dual Polarisation 1000-3000Hz 945Kg 3.87KW Echo: FDBAQ Noise: BAQ-5 Cal: Bypass FDBAQ: variable up to 16bits Noise: 5 bits Cal: 10 bits 25min / orbit in SM, IW or EW 75min/ orbit WV 2x260Mbps right

S-1 SAR Acquisition Modes 19 o 46 o 30 o 45 o S-1 can be operated in 4 exclusive acquisition modes High Bit Rate Modes: Stripmap (SM) Interferometric Wide Swath (IW) Extra Wide Swath (EW) IW and EW are operated under the TOPS acquisition mode HBR are single or dual polarisation, 19 o 46 o Low bit Rate Mode Wave Mode (WV) LBR is single polarisation only SAR duty cycle per orbit: up to 25 min in any of the HBR modes up to 74 min in Wave mode

Sentinel-1 Wave Mode WV2 WV1 S-1 WV mode is the default mode over open ocean where no other mode is requested by a GMES/national services 36 o 23 o S-1 WV is the direct continuation of ERS and ASAR WV mission with several differences: swath Sentinel-1 Alternating (leap-frog): WV1: 23 equivalent to SM/S2 WV2: 36.5 equivalent to SM/S4 ASAR Single IS2 : 23 equivalent to IM/IS2 Imagette size Imagette sampling Polarisation 1 Resolution 20x20 Km (gd rg x azi) 10x20 Km 100 Km 100 Km Single (HH or VV) WV1: 74.5MHz WV2: 48.2MHz Single (HH or VV) 16MHz 1) For WV, the default polarisation is VV for continuity purposes.

Sentinel-1 SAR Modes: TOPS Flight Direction Sub-Satellite Track Orbit Height ~700 km 200 200 250 230 36.50 Wave Mode Interferometric Wide Swath Mode 450 Strip Map Mode Extra Wide Swath Mode

Sentinel-1 Orbital Tube and Baseline Satellite will be kept within an Orbital Tube around a Reference Mission Orbit (RMO) Orbital Tube radius is 50 m (rms) Orbit control is achieved by applying across-track dead-band control at the most Northern point and Ascending Note crossing Sentinel-1 A & B will fly in the same orbital plane with 180 deg. phased in orbit 12-day repeat orbit cycle for each satellite Formation of SAR interferometry (InSAR) data pairs having time intervals of 6-days

S-1 Attitude Steering Mode Roll-steering mode Satellite altitude changes around the orbit Introduction of additional satellite roll angle depending on latitude to maintain a quasi constant slant range at Hmin = 697.6 km θoff-nadir = 30.25 at Hmax = 725.8 km θoff-nadir = 28.65 Advantages: Single PRF round orbit per swath or subswath (except for the SM S5) Fixed set of constant Elevation antenna beam patterns Total zero-doppler steering mode Yaw and pitch adjustments around the orbit to account for Earth rotation effect Provides Doppler centroid at about 0 Hz

S-1 Product tree SM IW EW WV Level-0 product RAW Level -1 SLC GRD SLC: Single Look Complex GRD: Ground Range Detected GRD resolution class Full Res. High Res. Medium Res. Level-2 Level-2 OCeaN sd OCN Page 10

L1 product characteristics (1/2) general characteristics radiometric characteristics geometric characteristics SLC GRD pixel value Complex (I,Q) Magnitude detected Projection Slant range Ground range Pixel encoding 16 bits I; 16 bits Q 16 bits Pixel Meaning Intensity proportional to β 0 (radar brightness) coordinate system Zero-Doppler path orientation Natural Pixel sampling SM/WV: Natural IW/EW: resampled to common sampling in azimuth and range Resampled to square pixels Respecting Nyquist criteria Number of channels Npol x Nsubswath Npol Rg Spread Loss correction performed performed Elev. Antenna Pattern correction Annotated and corrected Annotated and corrected calibration vectors Annotated but not applied (considering ellipsoid earth model) thermal denoising - Annotated and corrected TOPS descalloping performed for TOPS only azimuth bi-static correction performed Geocoding Performed and geolocation grid provided Orbit state vectors Provided Attitude angles Provided Page 11 Red: difference w.r.t. ASAR

L1 product characteristics (2/2) Acq. Mode Product Type SM IW EW WV SLC GRD SLC GRD SLC GRD SLC Resol. Class Resol. [m] [rg x az] (1)(2) [1.7 x 4.3] to [3.6 x 4.9] Spacing [m] [rg x az] (2) [1.5 x 3.6 ] to [3.1 x 4.1] ENL FR 9 x 9 4 x 4 3.8 HR 23 x 23 10 x10 27 MR 84 x 84 40 x 40 357 polarisation 1 Single: (H or V) or Dual (HH/HV or VV/VH) Data Volume [MB] (3) 3300 1600 265 [2.7 x 22] to 2.3 x 17.4 1 3100 [3.5 x 22] single or dual HR 20 x 22 10 x 10 4.4 822 MR 88 x 89 40 x 40 81 52 [7.9 x 42] to 5.9 x 34.7 1 2200 [14.4 x 44] single or dual HR 50 x 50 25 x 25 2.7 504 MR 93 x 87 40 x 40 9.6 199 [2.0 x 4.8] [1.7 x 4.1] to to [3.1 x 4.8] [2.7 x 4.1] 18 Ground coverage [km] PSLR [db] ISLR [db] DTA R [db] PTAR [db] NESZ [db] 80 < -21.2 < -16.7 <-22.3 <-32.3 <-22 250 < -21.2 < -16.7 <-22.5 <-27.2 <-22 400 < -21.2 < -16.7 <-23.1 <-27.4 <-22 1 Single 400 20 < -21.2 < -16.7 <-23.1 <-27.4 <-22 (1)For GRD, the resolution given at mid-range, mid-orbit altitude, averaged over all swaths. (2)For SLC, given in slant-range. (3)Volume given for a single pol and for a product duration of 25s for SM and IW, 60s for EW and WV. To be multiplied Page 12 by 2 in dual pol case

NESZ theoretical performance -21.0-23.0-25.0-27.0-29.0-31.0 NESZ Performance of the SM_SLC product at Minimum Altitude -33.0 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 Incidence Angles [deg] -21.0-22.0-23.0-24.0-25.0-26.0-27.0-28.0-29.0-30.0 NESZ Performance of the IW_SLC product at Minimum Altitude -31.0 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47-22.0 Incidence Angles [deg] NESZ Performance of the EW_SLC product at Minimum Altitude -24.0-26.0-28.0-30.0-32.0-34.0-36.0 Page 13 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 Incidence Angles [deg]

S-1 product format overview XML annotations S-1 L1 XML manifest 1 file per channel* Co-pol Cross-pol Geotiff imagery Annot. XML XML XML Annot. Annot. Annot. XML XML XML Annot. Annot. Annot. Measur.. geotif geotif geotif data data data geotif geotif geotif data data data KML map overlay + quick Preview. png quicklook kml Map overlay html preview Support XSD XSD schema schema A channel is a polarisation or a sub-swath or an imagette For SLC sub-swaths are provided separatly for GRD sub-swaths are mosaicked

IW Product: first samples IW SLC data block follows the convention introduced by the ASAR WSS: Collection of focused overlapping burst separated by 0-padding IW SLC provided in slices of 25s: ~9 bursts covering ~250x170km Data block is composed by: 3 (or 6) images (geotiff) for single (dual) pol Focused burst length (2.75s) is just enough overlap to ensure continuous ground coverage in azimuth Burst overlap: ~[405, 230, 180]m Sub-swath overlap < 2km Pixel sampling common in azimuth and range IW2 2.75s ~20km Overlap ~230m 18 sec. Page 15

Sub-swath Overlap ~2Km IW1 IW2 IW3 IW SLC: collection of focused burst per sub-swath Page 16

S-1 TOPS SLC characteristics Natural spectral characteristics of the TOPS SLC Spectrogram shows linear frequency rate: A total Doppler Bandwidth of ~4kHz is spanned The azimuth spectra is scrambled due to the linear frequency modulation

S-1 TOPS SLC characteristics Deramping the burst is necessary to perform any spectral operation Deramping

IW GRD : first sample IW1 85km IW2 89km IW3 80km Small Residual azimuth Scalloping

Geometric verification Requirement: The S-1 L1 products shall have a range/azimuth location error less than or equal to 0.25 of a pixel. The S-1 L1 products shall have a geometric misregistration between pixels across the parameter update boundary less than or equal to 0.5 pixels in range and in azimuth (E.g. targets located in TOPS burst overlap) Verification method: Performing absolute location error measurement on: real ASAR data (IM) generated by the S-1 processor (free from simulation error) similar measurements as PF-ASAR are obtained S-1 simulated with point targets (could contain simulation errors)

SM Absolute Location Error

IW Absolute Location Error d IW1 IW2 IW3

Product Performance verification Acq. Mode SM IW EW Product Type SLC GRD SLC GRD SLC GRD Resol. Class Resol. [m] ENL PSLR [db] ISLR [db] DTAR [db] PTAR [db] Req. Meas. Req. Meas. Req. Meas. Req. Meas. Req. Meas. Req. Meas. [1.7 x 4.3] to [3.6 x 4.9] 1.7x4.3 1 0.99 FR 9 x 9 7.9x7.9 [3.5-3.7 3.83 HR 23 x 23 22x22 [26-30] 27.28 MR 84 x 84 82x82 [2.7 x 22] to [3.5 x 22] [350-398] 357.32 3x22 1 0.99 HR 20 x 22 20x22 4.4 4.81 MR 88 x 89 86x87 88 87.94 [7.9 x 42] to [14.4 x 44] 12x44 1 0.99 HR 50 x 50 48x48 2.7 2.95 MR 93 x 87 93x86 9.6 9.90 < -21.2-20.7 < -16.7-15.7 <-22.3-35.0 <-32.3-47.5 < -21.2-20.4 < -16.7-16.2 <-22.5-25.0 <-27.2-32.9 < -21.2-20.7 < -16.7-16.3 <-23.1-25.0 <-27.4-27.6

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