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Tasking and SAR Data Access Release Notes - 12 March 2025

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New

Tasking with azimuth angle in Console

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Single and repeat tasking requests can now be submitted in Console with a designated azimuth angle by opening the Optional Parameters panel from the Create New Task page. A circle showing the full azimuth angle will appear on the map and will be shaded in based on the angles designated by the user. For more information, please see the Tasking with azimuth angle in Console support article. 

Improved

Updated sample data on Console

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The sample datasets provided on the Console home page were updated to include all six of the collection types available from Capella. These datasets are included in Capella's Open Data program and are provided free of charge.

Upcoming

On March 26, Capella Space will be updating the login system for Console to leverage multi-factor authentication (MFA) from Okta. Additionally, Capella will be rolling out the ability to create and utilize API keys to provide a more secure and scalable experience for the APIs.

Console login with multi-factor authentication

Every Console user will receive an email on March 26 prompting them to activate their Capella-provided Okta account, called Capella-Customer-Okta. The email will look like:
Users will then be guided through setting up a new login with MFA through Okta or Google Authenticator. This Capella-Customer-Okta login will replace the username and password currently utilized when logging into to https://console.capellaspace.com.

API Keys

API keys act as a unique identifier and can be more easily integrated into customer applications compared to username and passwords. Every user will also be able to generate up to three (3) unique API keys either in Console from the user profile page or via new endpoints to the Capella API, starting March 26.
Additional information about these new endpoints and how users can leverage them to create API keys can be found at the Capella API documentation site.
Migration to Okta and API keys should be completed by April 30. If assistance with the migration is needed, please reach out to Capella Support at support@capellaspace.com.

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