Okinawa, Japan

Okinawa Ground Station

Date Built:

2011

Type

Communication

Purpose

The main role of the Station is to track and control satellites. The KSAT Okinawa ground station serves as a crucial component of KSAT's global network, offering comprehensive ground support services for satellite operations. Strategically located in Okinawa, Japan, this ground station provides robust and reliable communication links for satellite data reception and transmission. Its prime geographical location enhances the global coverage of satellite missions, particularly those in polar and low Earth orbits (LEO). The Okinawa ground station is equipped with advanced antenna systems and state-of-the-art technology to support a wide range of satellite applications, including Earth observation, scientific research, and telecommunications. By integrating with KSAT's global infrastructure, the Okinawa station ensures seamless data acquisition and delivery, enabling timely and accurate satellite mission operations. This facility plays a vital role in supporting both commercial and government satellite missions, contributing to the advancement of space exploration and satellite-based services.

Site Owners

Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT)

Site Operators

Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT)

Affiliated Organizations

Commercial Satellite Operators, Space Agencies, Research Institutions

References

KSAT. (2024, August 6). KSAT establishing Tokyo office to expand presence in Japan. KSAT. Retrieved from https://www.ksat.no/news/news-archive/2024/ksat-establishing-tokyo-office-to-expand-presence-in-japan/

Sky Perfect JSAT. (n.d.). Leo-Telhou service. Retrieved August 8, 2024. Retrieved from https://www.skyperfectjsat.space/jsat/en/service/leo_telhou_service/

Number Of Dishes:

4

Latitude/Longitude:

26.4055/127.7766

Location