Ibuki-2

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Ibuki-2 is a Japanese Earth observation satellite dedicated to monitoring greenhouse gases and contributing to climate change research.

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Ibuki-2 canonical 2
Ibuki means "breath" in Japanese 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earth observation satellite
greenhouse gas monitoring satellite
alternativeName GOSAT-2
belongsToProgram GOSAT program
contributesTo assessment of anthropogenic emissions
climate change research
global carbon cycle studies
countryOfOrigin Japan
dataType atmospheric composition data
greenhouse gas concentration data
dataUser climate scientists
environmental agencies
international climate organizations
designedFor global atmospheric monitoring
high-precision greenhouse gas measurements
launchCountry Japan
launchDate 2018-10-29
launchSite Tanegashima Space Center
launchVehicle H-IIA
missionAgency Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Ministry of the Environment of Japan
National Institute for Environmental Studies of Japan
missionType atmospheric science
climate research
monitors global distribution of greenhouse gases
temporal variation of greenhouse gases
nameLanguage Japanese
nameMeaning Ibuki means "breath" in Japanese
linked to: Ibuki-2
observes carbon dioxide
methane
other greenhouse gases
operationalStatus operational
operator JAXA
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
orbitType Sun-synchronous orbit
near-polar orbit
predecessor GOSAT
Ibuki NERFINISHED
primaryMission contributing to climate change research
monitoring greenhouse gases
purpose improve global greenhouse gas inventories
support climate change mitigation policies
support international climate agreements
spacecraftBus JAXA satellite bus
successorTo first-generation GOSAT mission

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GOSAT-2 alternativeName Ibuki-2
Ibuki-2 nameMeaning Ibuki means "breath" in Japanese
linked to: Ibuki-2
Ibuki successorNickname Ibuki-2