We have been awarded a $506 million contract from NASA to design and build the Landsat Next Instrument Suite (LandIS). The instrument will offer critical capabilities to help us live sustainably on Earth, provide continuity, improve understanding, and support decision-making for breakthrough science. “The next-generation instruments for Landsat Next will ensure continuity of the longest space-based record of Earth’s land surface,” said Sandy Brown, vice president for Mission Solutions & Payloads for Raytheon. “With up to three times the spatial, temporal, and spectral resolution of its predecessor, the imagers will enhance data collection to improve awareness of water quality, crop production, soil conservation, forest management, mineral mapping, and climate change impacts.” Learn more: https://rtxcorp.co/45l6pfz
Congratulations to Raytheon on being selected to design and build the Landsat Next Instrument Suite for NASA! This cutting-edge technology will significantly enhance our ability to monitor and manage Earth's resources. 🌎 Exciting advancements ahead for sustainability science and innovative research! #Raytheon #NASA #LandsatNext #Sustainability
Congratulations to the Raytheon team!
Congratulations on your ongoing success in this industry!! Looking for opportunities to join this company to help them reach even higher goals!!
Increasing our understanding and supporting breakthrough science. Outstanding, Raytheon. Congratulations. 👏
Looking forward to it! These data can help us at APEX Environmental & Water Resources AI projects
Fantastic... Is this with RVS detectors? They have been on every LandSat... period! Congratulations!!!
Good development. Sustainability needs a data informed approach.
Nice! Just too bad yall aren’t back in Texas.. just more central this time if ya do
Congrats to RTX! Please consider Summation Research, Inc. for #telemetry, #Satcom, or any #DSP challenges! - Ashley Weis
Chief Financial Officer at Raytheon
2moWell done, Team!