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NEOSSAT is classified as:

NORAD ID: 39089
Int'l Code: 2013-009D
Perigee: 775.5 km
Apogee: 792.3 km
Inclination: 98.5 °
Period: 100.4 minutes
Semi major axis: 7154 km
RCS: 0.5655 m2 (medium)
Launch date: February 25, 2013
Source: Canada (CA)
Launch site: SRIHARIKOTA (SRI)

NEOSSAT is the first space telescope designed to search for hazardous Earth-crossing asteroids. The $24 million NEOSSat mission will scan the sky for asteroids lurking near Earth, including objects orbiting close to the sun, making their discoveries challenging for traditional ground-based telescopes. Engineers outfitted the suitcase-sized satellite with a baffle to allow the telescope to point closer to the sun than other observatories. Astronomers will try to pick out asteroids as they streak through a matrix of stars, detecting between four and 12 500-meter, or 1,640-foot, asteroids each month, plus smaller objects.
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NASA's NSSDC Master Catalog

Two Line Element Set (TLE):
1 39089U 13009D   20017.49608156  .00000006  00000-0  17270-4 0  9998
2 39089  98.4767 222.2891 0011775  24.5608 335.6136 14.34491432360779
Source of the keplerian elements: AFSPC