First Arctic satellite observation station launched

Guest Contributor
September 1, 2010

Canada's first Arctic satellite station has been launched in Inuvik NWT to receive near real-time scientific information from a satellite orbiting over Canada. The Inuvik Satellite Station Facility is a public-private partnership between Natural Resources Canada, the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) and Lethbridge AB-based PrioraNet Canada Inc. The Tandem X satellite was launched June 21st and circles the world over the Arctic. The station marks the first DLR ground station on Canadian soil and marks a new chapter in Canadian-German S&T cooperation.


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Organizations: German Aerospace Centre, Natural Resources Canada, and PrioraNet Canada Inc

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