MEOSAR

Acronym	Definition
MEOSAR	Medium Earth Orbit Search and Rescue (satellite system)

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Orolia (NYSE Alternext Paris -- FR0010501015 -- ALORO) division McMurdo has been selected by a leading Northern Africa search and rescue (SAR) authority to deploy their next-generation MEOSAR (Medium Earth Orbit Search and Rescue) satellite-aided SAR system, the company said.

McMurdo chosen for Africa's first next-generation MEOSAR search and rescue system

They will be replaced by MEOSAR satellites which orbit at about 20,000 kilometres above the Earth.

Australia and New Zealand Sign Contract to Boost Maritime Safety Response with Satellite Technology

Many researchers have studied the ionospheric effects on LEOSAR [12-14], but there are few papers about ionospheric effects on MEOSAR. Only Bruno and Hobbs discussed the effects on geosychronous SAR [15], and Huang et al.

Study of ionospheric effects on azimuth imaging for Medium-Earth-Orbit SAR

The MEOSAR satellite project, which will also include the construction of three ground stations, is expected to cost Canada between $100 million and $249 million, according to the defence acquisition strategy document.

A new domain key to the future of the Canadian Armed Forces: David Pugliese looks at how the CF will oversee operations from very high ground

The MEOSAR satellite project, which will also include the construction of three ground stations, is expected to cost Canada between $100-million and $249-million, according to the defence acquisition strategy document.

Space: defining the future battlefield

COM DEV is also involved in the Canada's Medium Earth Orbit Search and Rescue (MEOSAR) satellite project.

Industry watch: who's who and what's what in the defence sector

The Canadian government first announced MEOSAR in 2013, awarding COM DEV International of Cambridge, Ontario an initial contract for $4.7 million for research and design work on the repeaters.

The power of spacecraft: with the successful performance of Sapphire and RADARSAT, the CAF is securing eyes in the sky--and over the arctic