-- MDA Space(MDA.TO,MDA)周二在地球空间情报研讨会上宣布,已与九家客户敲定MDA CHORUS数据的早期合同。MDA CHORUS是其下一代地球观测星座,预计将于2026年底发射。 该公司还表示,已收到来自亚太、拉丁美洲、欧洲、北美和中东地区客户的32份意向书。 MDA Space首席执行官迈克·格林利表示:“全球客户对地球观测数据和图像的需求不断增长,他们希望获得可靠且近乎实时的访问,以探测活动、保护关键环境并支持国家安全优先事项。MDA CHORUS正处于满足这一需求的理想位置。” 该公司表示,MDA CHORUS旨在全天候提供地球观测数据,将支持“更频繁的成像机会、更快的洞察交付以及近实时开发和洞察等高级应用”。该公司补充道:“一旦投入运营,这一多传感器协同卫星星座将提供市场上最全面的雷达成像能力之一,其成像范围从700公里宽的广域覆盖到亚米级超高分辨率的聚束图像。” 该公司在美国上市的股票在盘前交易中上涨4.6%,至32.35美元。
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