Satellite Business Division, PASCO Corporation

23/05/2025

PASCO Corporation will participate as one of the silver sponsors of the Living Planet Symposium 2025*. We will exhibit ALOS-2 (SAR Satellite) and services using earth observation satellite imageries.
We are looking forward to seeing you at our booth! To register or find out more about the event, please access the below website link.

■ Event Date
June 23th ~ 27th, 2025

■ Detailed Info
https://lps25.esa.int/

*Living Planet Symposium, will be held from 23th to 27th June 2025 in Vienna, Austria.
Held every three years, ESA’s Living Planet Symposia are among the world’s premier events on Earth observation. The symposia continue to expand in both size and scope.
With the climate crisis intensifying, the Living Planet Symposium 2025 ( ) emphasises transitioning from "observation to climate action and sustainability for Earth."

15/05/2025

【SM3 Mode Archived Images Observed in April 2025】
observations are mainly based on the Basic Observation Scenario by .
From the following link, you can see the observation status of mode (GSD 10m) in each region.
https://alos-pasco.com/solutions/detail/post-519.html

14/05/2025

【PLATFORM System Maintenance】
We will be conducting a system maintenance on PLATFORM (https://satpf.jp/spf_atl/?lang=en) during the following period.

5/26(Mon) 0:00 ~ 5/27(Tue) 24:00 (JST)

During the maintenance, we will be unable to accept orders or process ALOS-2 data, including data ordered before this period, and it will take longer than usual to deliver the data.
We appreciate for your kind understanding.

01/05/2025

The deadline for task orders from May 26 to Juli 13, 2025 has been updated.
Details can be found the following URL.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/alos-2/spec/order.html

15/04/2025

【SM3 Mode Archived Images Observed in March 2025】
observations are mainly based on the Basic Observation Scenario by .
From the following link, you can see the observation status of mode (GSD 10m) in each region.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/solutions/detail/post-511.html

03/04/2025

The page and the page have been released.
On these pages, you can see the technical specifications of ALOS-4, for which will be providing data in the future, and the PALSAR-3 (synthetic aperture radar sensor) that ALOS-4 is equipped with.
Please access each of the links below.
ALOS-4 page
https://alos-pasco.com/en/alos-4/

PALSAR-3 page
https://alos-pasco.com/en/alos-4/spec/

The release date when the data will go on sale will be announced on this website as soon as it is confirmed.

Advanced Land Observing Satellite-4｜The ALOS-2 stands for Advanced Land Observing Satellite 2, launched by Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) on May 2014. The Japanese name is DAICHI-2.This site will guide your purchase of satellite imagery of ALOS-4 and ALOS-2.

02/04/2025

The deadline for task orders from April 14 to Jun 15, 2025 has been updated.
Details can be found the following URL.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/alos-2/spec/order.html

13/03/2025

【SM3 Mode Archived Images Observed in February2025】
observations are mainly based on the Basic Observation Scenario by .
From the following link, you can see the observation status of mode (GSD 10m) in each region.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/solutions/detail/post-503.html

10/03/2025

The deadline for task orders from March 17 to May 25, 2025 has been updated.
Details can be found the following URL.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/alos-2/spec/order.html

20/02/2025

("PASCO") is listed for 2025 as the Global Top 100 Geospatial Companies🎉 This is the fourth consecutive time PASCO has been selected for the list, starting from 2022 edition.
*Since 2019, has been compiling the list of the top 100 geospatial companies in the world.

For more information, please visit https://alos-pasco.com/en/news/detail/post-500.html

17/02/2025

The deadline for task orders from February 17 to April 13, 2025 has been updated.
Details can be found the following URL.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/alos-2/spec/order.html

07/02/2025

【SM3 Mode Archived Images Observed in January 2025】
observations are mainly based on the Basic Observation Scenario by .
From the following link, you can see the observation status of mode (GSD 10m) in each region.
https://alos-pasco.com/en/solutions/detail/post-483.html