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Since Arianespace backlog was already full on Soyuz and Ariane systems in 2021, it was not possible to have a European back-up solution compliant with the CSG-2 schedule, thus an alternative solution with the US provider SPACE X has been adopted allowing to keep the CSG-2 launch within the current year.

The delays, postponing the VEGA-C Maiden Flight to Q1 2022, with a consequent tight schedule of launches in 2022, made the launch period of CSG-2 no longer compatible with the needs of the COSMO Mission. The second COSMO SkyMed Second Generation satellite (CSG-2) was planned to be launched with VEGA-C within 2021, but the launcher development has been impacted by the VV15 and VV17 failures and, above all, by the COVID pandemic. The first COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation satellite, the advanced version of the first system, was launched on December 18 th, 2019, and is now operational. The first-generation system was completed on November 5 th, 2010 (November 6 th in Italy) with the launch of the fourth and last satellite, still from the U.S. The third satellite departed on October 25 th, 2008. base of Vandenberg, California, from where also the second satellite departed on December 9 th of the same year. The first satellite of the COSMO-SkyMed constellation was launched on June 7 th, 2007, from the U.S. To support users in their use of the new COSMO-SkyMed portal, the Mission and Products Description and the guide for registration and use have been created.Ĭommercial users can request COSMO-SkyMed data through the e-Geos web site.

changing the password of an existing user.

The following links are available to create a new user and change the password: Users can request data from first and second-generation COSMO-SkyMed data through the new COSMO-SkyMed portal. The new COSMO-SkyMed portal for institutional users Today the COSMO-SkyMed constellation can boast five in-orbit and operational satellites. On January 18th, 2021, COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation (CSG) became operational with the first of four satellites, which supplements the four first-generation satellites. Developed by the Italian Space Agency in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense, COSMO-SkyMed is based on a constellation of satellites, equipped with synthetic aperture radars (SARs) which operate in the X-band (and are, therefore, capable of seeing through the clouds and in the absence of sunlight). Its first and second-generation satellites are “eyes” which are capable of observing Earth from space, meter by meter, day and night, in any weather conditions, to help predict landslides and floods, coordinate relief efforts in case of earthquakes or fires, check crisis areas from uphill.

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If there is still no driver installed, download the latest driver from our website and begin a manual installation.COSMO-SkyMed is the first Earth observation mission designed for dual purposes, both civil and military.

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Reboot your PC to finalize the installation.Ĭheck to see the correct drivers are installed and functional, check to see if the NVIDIA Control panel is available.

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On a fresh install or update and first boot of Windows 10, let Windows sit for at least 15 minutes to ensure the background silent download and installation is completed. In order to get a driver installed outside of Windows Update do the following: Once the silent driver install is completed, you will need to reboot your PC for it to finalize. If you attempt to manually install a driver during this time, it will fail immediately, because a driver install is already being done silently in the background. This can sometimes take up to 5-10 minutes before the silent driver installation will begin. On your first boot of a fresh installation of Windows 10, Windows Update will attempt to download and install GPU drivers in the background.