Wednesday, October 29, 2008

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Orbit with Simon Bolivar Satellite

Venesat 1

Specifications

  • Investment of 240 million U.S. dollars.
  • Built and designed in the People's Republic of China .
  • is based on the DFH-4 platform , which is the most modern in China.
  • transmitters has great power and a direct broadcast system (DBS or Direct Broadcasting System), which allow information to be received without a ground relay station.
  • allows receiving signals with antennas of 45 cm in diameter, similar to that employed in the private system DirecTV.
  • Life span approximately 15 years.
  • medium system with a payload of 28 transponders.
  • weight approximately 6 000 kg.
  • 3.6 m high, 2.6 meters at its top side and 2.1 meters at its lower side. The arms or solar panels measuring 31 meters, each 15.50 meters long.
  • Geostationary satellites of a fixed orbit and radiating light, an area senior.
  • will rotate in an orbit at an altitude of approximately 35,786.04 km Earth.
Objectives of the "Simón Bolívar"

The aim of the Simon Bolivar Satellite is to facilitate access and transmission of Internet data services, telephony, television, telemedicine and tele-education. Provides national cover all the needs that have to do with services, especially in those places by low population density. Also aims to consolidate the programs and projects implemented by the State, guaranteeing to reach the most remote placing points in those places with satellite connection, so as to ensure real-time education, diagnosis and information to this population that may not have access to any means of communication and training.

The Venezuelan government says it will also serve to promote Latin American integration and the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR). Uruguay gave its orbit to Venezuela in exchange for 10% of the capacity of the satellite.

Facilities

Earth satellite network also includes the satellite itself several facilities to be controlled on the ground: A

  • Control Ground Station located in the main Captain Manuel Rios Air Base , in the town of El Sombrero , Municipality Julian Mellado, Guarico State center of Venezuela.
  • also a teleport located in El Sombrero, Municipality Julian Mellado, Guarico State .
  • A second station located Backup Maniku In Military Fort, Luepa , Municipio Gran Sabana , Bolivar State, southeastern Venezuela

History

The Simon Bolivar Satellite born as part of VENESAT-1 driven the Ministry of Science and Technology in mid-2004 . That same year he began talks with the Russian Federal Space Agency , in principle, try to achieve an agreement with Russia but in the refusal to the Venezuelan proposal of technology transfer, including the development of technical expertise in project management Simon Bolivar Satellite, Venezuela decides to leave the Russian proposal. Then in October 2004 the Venezuelan government decided to open talks with China who accepted the transfer of technology.

was manufactured and launched by the China National Space Administration a value exceeding 240 million dollars according to the specifications of the International Telecommunication Union . It is expected that the satellite into orbit, Venezuela will obtain greater technological independence. It is likely that the government of Venezuela to build a space center with technical collaboration China.

Along the Ministry of Popular Power for Science and Technology ministries are also involved Infrastructure, Environment ; Defense; Light Industries and Trade, Planning and Development ; Communication and Information and Foreign .

Release

Ministry People's Power for Science and Technology announced the launch of the satellite would be following the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games . A start date was given in September, but this was later amended.

Finally, selected October 29 as the final date for launch from the Xichang Satellite Centre . A Long March 3B rocket boost the satellite near its final orbit at 36,500 km altitude, which would be achieved between five and ten days after the release

Monday, October 20, 2008

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II Meeting Official Program Free Geomatica Venezuela



Saturday, October 18, 2008

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13 and 14 November the 2nd Meeting of Geomatica Libre Venezuela

Organized by the project Geomatica Libre Venezuela 13 and November 14, 2008 will be held in the spaces the Venezuelan Foundation School Planning the Second Meeting of Geomatica Libre Venezuela.


This second edition, which threatens to become a reference for lovers of Geomatica Libre Venezuela, have a busy schedule in just two days we can enjoy more than a dozen product presentations and research experiences interdiscipolinario group of professionals committed to the development of Geomatica Libre Venezuela.

understand that we will see presentations aimed to discuss practical experiences and specific cases of technical analysis, so a large crowd is anticipated, so we recommend making the forecasts and set aside space on their agendas, as soon as we hand the agenda publish it.

The address is: Avenida Intercommunal Final Valle-Coche La Rinconada racetrack entrance, behind the Museo Alejandro Otero, Fundacion Venezolana School of Planning, www.fevp.gob.ve

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

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geospatial data infrastructure to serve the Venezuelan


IGVSB The CNTI and unite to develop a free software system that facilitates capture, store , analyze and display geographically referenced information, to promote planning and management efficiency.


On Monday 13 October, the National Centre for Information Technology (CNTI) under the Ministry of Popular Power for Telecommunications and Computer (MPPTI) and the Geographic Institute of Venezuela Simon Bolivar (IGVSB) under the Ministry of Popular Power for the Environment (Minamb) signed an Agreement of Interinstitutional Collaboration with the aim of combining efforts for the development of Geospatial Data Infrastructure Venezuela (IDEgeoVEN), Free Software and open standards.


CNTI president, Carlos Figueira, said the signing of the agreement formalises the work done with the governing body of matter-IGVSB-mapping since 2007 with the aim of providing the National Public Administration and the wider community cartographic information certified, secure and easily accessible, free of charge.


Figueira added that this system will manage information relevant to different sectors of the country, which will promote the efficient planning of projects for the benefit of government administration and community development.


The agreement includes the creation of a Community Geographic Information System that will enable progress in various areas of local interest. "The communal councils receive free technology tools and training necesaria para acceder de forma sencilla a la información geográfica publicada en esta plataforma”, apuntó Figueira.


La presidenta del IGVSB, Merly García La Rosa, recalcó la importancia estratégica que reviste para el estado venezolano desarrollar una infraestructura de datos de forma mancomunada con las instituciones del Estado; en un muestra de articulación orientada al logro de la soberanía e independencia tecnológica de Venezuela y la democratización del conocimiento.



Fuente: Centro Nacional de Tecnologías de Información (CNTI)