First set of images from FY-3H meteorological satellite released
On October 28, at the 15th Asia-Oceania Meteorological Satellite Users' Conference (AOMSUC-15) and 2025 FENGYUN (FY) Satellite User Conference (2025 FYSUC), the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) released the first set of images from the FY-3H. Currently, 6 out of the 9 remote sensing instruments onboard FY-3H have been activated and are in in-orbit testing.
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- China Meteorological Administration (CMA)
 
  The first set of images have been acquired based on the observational data from some of its already-activated payloads onboard. Building on its capability for multi-element atmospheric remote sensing detection, including temperature, humidity, clouds, FY-3H will simultaneously acquire remote sensing information on global greenhouse gases, auroras, and others.
In terms of global observation, FY-3H maintains its optical imaging capability at the sub-100-meter level, with its spectral imager enabling multi-spectral, seamless global observations on a daily basis. Microwave instruments onboard can conduct multi-spectral global observations, thereby acquiring key parameter variables across multiple spheres of the Earth system to support core meteorological services like numerical weather prediction (NWP).
- WMO Member:
- China
- Region:
- Region II: Asia