Atlas V 401 (via Landsat 8)

Target entity: Atlas V 401 (via Landsat 8)
Context triple: [Operational Land Imager, launchVehicle, Atlas V 401 (via Landsat 8)]

• A. Landsat 8
  Landsat 8 is an Earth observation satellite in the long-running Landsat program, providing high-resolution multispectral imagery for environmental monitoring, land use analysis, and climate research.
• B. Landsat 9
  Landsat 9 is a NASA and USGS Earth observation satellite that continues the decades-long Landsat program by collecting high-resolution multispectral imagery to monitor and study changes on the planet’s surface.
• C. Operational Land Imager
  The Operational Land Imager is a multispectral imaging sensor on Landsat 8 designed to capture high-resolution, calibrated images of Earth’s land surfaces for environmental monitoring and land-use analysis.
• D. Landsat satellites
  Landsat satellites are a series of Earth-observing spacecraft that provide long-term, continuous multispectral imagery used worldwide for environmental monitoring, land-use mapping, and resource management.
• E. Landsat 7
  Landsat 7 is a NASA Earth observation satellite launched in 1999 that provides multispectral imagery for environmental monitoring, land use analysis, and global change research.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Atlas V 401 (via Landsat 8)
Target entity description: Atlas V 401 (via Landsat 8) is a medium-lift configuration of the Atlas V expendable launch vehicle used to place the Landsat 8 Earth observation satellite, carrying the Operational Land Imager, into orbit.

• A. Landsat 8
  Landsat 8 is an Earth observation satellite in the long-running Landsat program, providing high-resolution multispectral imagery for environmental monitoring, land use analysis, and climate research.
• B. Landsat 9
  Landsat 9 is a NASA and USGS Earth observation satellite that continues the decades-long Landsat program by collecting high-resolution multispectral imagery to monitor and study changes on the planet’s surface.
• C. Operational Land Imager
  The Operational Land Imager is a multispectral imaging sensor on Landsat 8 designed to capture high-resolution, calibrated images of Earth’s land surfaces for environmental monitoring and land-use analysis.
• D. Landsat satellites
  Landsat satellites are a series of Earth-observing spacecraft that provide long-term, continuous multispectral imagery used worldwide for environmental monitoring, land-use mapping, and resource management.
• E. Landsat 7
  Landsat 7 is a NASA Earth observation satellite launched in 1999 that provides multispectral imagery for environmental monitoring, land use analysis, and global change research.
• F. None of above. chosen