description CBERS-4 Overview
CBERS-4 is an Earth observation satellite jointly developed by China and Brazil through a partnership between the CNSA and INPE. Launched in December 2014 into a sun-synchronous orbit, the satellite carries four distinct optical camera payloads. These instruments capture panchromatic and multispectral imagery used for land-use mapping, agricultural monitoring, and environmental assessment. The data supports resource management and scientific research across both nations.
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CBERS-4 ranks #138 of 187 in the Satellite ranking, behind SPOT-7, ahead of Eutelsat 10B.
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How good is CBERS-4?
CBERS-4 scores 7.25/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Satellite category. Successful China-Brazil EO continuity mission supporting open land monitoring, solid value after CBERS-3 launch failure.
What are the best alternatives to CBERS-4?
See our alternatives page for CBERS-4 for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: SRTM, CORONA (KH-4), TanDEM-X.
How does CBERS-4 compare to SRTM?
See our detailed comparison of CBERS-4 vs SRTM with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.
Is CBERS-4 worth it in 2026?
With a score of 7.25/10, CBERS-4 is a solid option in Satellite. See all Satellite ranked.
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