KSAT — keeping an eye on the Arctic from space
“The best way to explain what KSAT is and what we do is ‘we connect space and Earth’”, says Martin Skedsmo, Key Account Manager for the Norwegian Kongsberg Satellite Services AS (KSAT), one of the world’s leading commercial satellite centers. “Today, we have more than 27 different locations spread around the world, with more than 360 antennas altogether. Our largest antenna park is located in Svalbard, 78° north.”
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