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    The LISS-3 is an imaging sensor used on Indian Remote Sensing satellites from 1995-2013 to observe land and vegetation. It uses two parallel radiometers and a bushbroom scanning technique to image an area of 140km with a swath width, providing global coverage every 24 days. The sensor collects data across 4 visible, near infrared, and shortwave infrared channels at a spatial resolution of 23.5m or 70m, depending on the satellite.

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    The LISS-3 is an imaging sensor used on Indian Remote Sensing satellites from 1995-2013 to observe land and vegetation. It uses two parallel radiometers and a bushbroom scanning technique to image an area of 140km with a swath width, providing global coverage every 24 days. The sensor collects data across 4 visible, near infrared, and shortwave infrared channels at a spatial resolution of 23.5m or 70m, depending on the satellite.

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    The LISS-3 is an imaging sensor used on Indian Remote Sensing satellites from 1995-2013 to observe land and vegetation. It uses two parallel radiometers and a bushbroom scanning technique to image an area of 140km with a swath width, providing global coverage every 24 days. The sensor collects data across 4 visible, near infrared, and shortwave infrared channels at a spatial resolution of 23.5m or 70m, depending on the satellite.

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    Linear Imaging Self-Scanning Sensor - 3 (LISS-3)

    LISS-3 Linear Imaging Self-Scanning Sensor - 3


    Satellites IRS-1C, IRS-1D, IRS-P6 (ResourceSat-1) and ResourceSat-2
    Status Operational – Utilised in the period: 1995 to ~ 2013
    Mission Land and vegetation observation
    Instrument type Two parallel radiometers, 4 VIS/NIR/SWIR channels
    Scanning Bushbroom, 6000 pixel/line (SWIR 2100 pixel/line on IRS-1C/1D), swath 140 km
    technique (with two instruments)
    Coverage/cycle Global coverage in 24 days, in daylight
    IRS-1C/1D: 23.5 m (three VNIR channels), 70 m (SWIR channel), ResourceSat-1/2:
    Resolution (s.s.p.)
    23.5 m in all channels.
    Resources Mass: 106.1 kg - Power: 70 W - Data rate: 52.5 Mbps

    Central wavelength Spectral interval Radiometric accuracy (SNR)


    0.555 µm 0.52 – 0.59 µm …... @ ….. % albedo
    0.650 µm 0.62 – 0.68 µm …... @ ….. % albedo
    0.815 µm 0.77 – 0.86 µm …... @ ….. % albedo
    1.625 µm 1.55 – 1.70 µm …... @ ….. % albedo

    Last updated June 2008

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