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EO in the EU Partnership as Key to Commercial Success

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Oct 14, 2013

Commercial Earth Observation | European Radar Satellite Operators See Partnership as Key to Commercial Success

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The 1,410-kilogram Paz, whose launch had been scheduled for 2013, is now set for a late-2014 launch aboard the Russian-Ukrainian Dnepr rocket. Credit: Astrium artist’s concept

BEIJING — The Spanish and German governments and their industrial partners are counting on an unprecedented bilateral partnership in radar satellite surveillance to establish a firm commercial footing in a sector that has been resistant to commercial success.

Commercial Earth Observation | European Radar Satellite Operators See Partnership as Key to Commercial Success

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