Thursday, January 24, 2013

Department of space (space mission)


The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has submitted a plan for 58 space missions to be undertaken as a part of 12th Five Year Plan, 2012-17.

A Plan outlay of Rs. 39,750 crore in 12th Five Year Plan period has been provisionally earmarked under the Plan budget for Space Programme.  During the current year 2012-13, a sum of Rs. 5,615 crore has been allocated and the amount spent up to End October, 2012 is Rs.1,871.53 crore.

The Missions planned for 12th Five Year plan also encompasses 33 Satellite missions and 25 Launch Vehicles missions.  The details and the objectives of each mission are as under:

Sl No
Mission
Objective
SATELLITE MISSIONS
1
SARAL
Satellite with Argos and Altimeter for Oceanography studies. 
2
CARTOSAT-2C
High resolution Cartography satellite for mapping applications for special users.
3
CARTOSAT-2D
4
RESOURCESAT-2A
Satellite for Natural Resource Survey applications.
5
OCEANSAT-3
Satellite for Ocean and Coastal studies.
6
CARTOSAT-3
Advanced very high resolution cartography satellite.
7
GISAT
Geo Imaging Satellite for monitoring and Disaster Management applications.
8
GSAT-9
Communication satellite to augment the INSAT system with C band Transponders
9
GSAT-10
Communication satellites to augment the INSAT system with C and Ku band Transponders 
10
GSAT-15
11
GSAT-16
12
GSAT-17
13
GSAT-18
14
GSAT-14
Experimental Communication Satellites
15
GSAT-11S
16
GSAT-6
Multi-media Mobile communication satellites for strategic applications. 
17
GSAT-6A
18
GSAT-7
Communication satellite for special users.
19
GSAT-Ka
Advanced Ka band satellite for VSAT communications. 
20
GSAT-11
21
GSAT-19E
New generation experimental communication satellite.
22
INSAT-3D
Advanced Meteorological Satellite
23
IRNSS-1
Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System (IRNSS) for satellite based positioning services – The constellation consists of Seven IRNSS satellites. 
24
IRNSS-2
25
IRNSS-3
26
IRNSS-4
27
IRNSS-5
28
IRNSS-6
29
IRNSS-7
30
ASTROSAT
Multi-wavelength Space Astronomy Observatory for scientific investigations.
Sl No
Mission
Objective
31
MARS ORBITER
Technological mission to reach Martian orbit and studying the surface and atmospheric features of Mars.
32
CHANDRAYAAN-2
Scientific investigations of Lunar surface with in-situ measurements. 
33
ADITYA
Scientific Satellite for study of Sun and Solar Corona phenomena.
LAUNCH VEHICLE MISSIONS
34
PSLV – C20
Launching of SARAL Satellite into Polar Orbit.
35
PSLV – C 21
Launching of French satellite SPOT-6 on commercial basis.
36
PSLV – C22
For launching of IRNSS-1 satellite.
37
PSLV – C23
For launching of IRNSS-2 satellite
38
PSLV – C24
For launching of IRNSS-3 satellite
39
PSLV – C25
For launching of MARS orbiter.
40
PSLV – C26
For launching of Astrosat into near earth orbit.
41

PSLV – C27
For launching of Cartosat-2C into Polar orbit.
42
PSLV – C28
For launching of IRNSS-4 satellite.
43
PSLV – C29
For launching of IRNSS-5 satellite.
44
PSLV – C30
For launching of IRNSS-6 satellite.
45
PSLV – C31
For launching of Resourcesat-2A into polar orbit.
46
PSLV – C32
For launching of Cartosat-2D in to polar orbit.
47
PSLV – C33
Commercial Launch Service
48
PSLV – C34
For launching of IRNSS-7 satellite.
49
PSLV – C35
For launching of Oceansat-3 satellite into polar orbit.
50
PSLV- C36
For launching of Cartosat-3 satellite into Polar orbit.
51
GSLV – D5
Development flight with indigenous cryogenic stage for launching GSAT-14satellite.
52
GSLV – D6
For launching of GSAT-6 into Geosynchronous transfer orbit.
53
GSLV – F8
For launching of Chandrayaan-2
54
GSLV – F09
For launching of GSAT-9 communication satellite.
55
GSLV – F10
For launching of GISAT satellite into Geosynchronous transfer orbit.
56
GSLV – F11
For launching of GSAT-6A satellite.
57
GSLV - Mk III-X1
Experimental test flight.
58
GSLV – Mk III D1
First developmental flight of GSLV Mk III  for launching GSAT-19E satellite

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