PROHIBITION OF PLANTING PERENNIALS WITHIN 150-METER AROUND REMOTE SENSING INFRASTRUCTURE
Decree No. 03/2019/ND-CP on remote sensing activities is approved by the Government on January 4, 2019.
Accordingly, safety corridor of remote sensing image data acquisition infrastructure shall extend within the distance equaling the 150-meter radius from the center point of a satellite dish.
Protection of safety corridors of remote sensing image data acquisition infrastructure shall be conducted as follow:
- Construction of high-rise buildings or planting of perennials blocking in the line of sight of the dish, soil digging or backfilling and other activities performed within the safety corridors of remote sensing image data acquisition infrastructure shall be prohibited;
- With remote sensing satellite control stations and remote sensing data collection stations (except geostationary satellite data collection stations), planting trees or building construction works outside of safety corridors may be permitted providing that the altitude of each tree or construction work does not exceed the angle of 2° (two degrees) formed by the line connecting the center point of a satellite dish to the apex of that tree or construction work and the horizontal surface crossing the center point of the satellite dish...
This Decree takes effect on February 20, 2019.
