China And Brazil To Jointly Build Remote Sensing Satellite

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China And Brazil To Jointly Build Remote Sensing Satellite

China and Brazil have signed a cooperative agreement to build the second China-Brazil Earth Remote Sensing satellite (Ziyuan 2/CBERS-2). (Ziyuan means resource in Chinese.) Brazil will assemble and test the new satellite. China will send a team of specialists and equipment to Brazi. The launch from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center (TSLC) is planned for the end of 2001. This satellite will replace CBERS-1, which has a design lifetime of two years.

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July 24, 2000