Satelliten- gestuetzte Erdbeobachtung

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1 Satelliten- gestuetzte Erdbeobachtung SPIK 2018, Bern 21. Maerz 2018 Dr. Thomas Beer, ESA- ESRIN Politik Koordinator im Copernicus Weltraum- Buero Issue/Revision: 0.0 Reference: Status: ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use

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3 Space 4.0: a new era of space Slide 3

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5 Copernicus European Leadership in EO Slide 5

6 Copernicus Contributing Missions SPOT (VGT) COSMO-Skymed PROBA-V TerraSAR X Tandem-X Radarsat DMC Pléiades Deimos-2 RapidEye Copernicus Contributing Missions Atmospheric missions Jason Cryosat SPOT (HRS) MetOp Meteosat 2 nd Generation Slide 6

7 Copernicus Data Policy Sentinel Data Policy = FULL, FREE, OPEN access ESA Sentinel Data Policy (Sep 2013) and EU Delegated Act on Copernicus Data and Information Policy (Dec 2013) Main principles of Sentinel data policy: Open access to Sentinel data by anybody and for any use Free of charge data licenses Restrictions possible due to technical limitations or for security reasons Slide 7

8 Registered Sentinel Users 125' '000 75' PB Volume of User Downloads 50'000 25'000 Copernicus User Uptake 0 Jan 15Jul 15Jan 16Jul 16Jan 17Jul 17Jan 1 sentinels.copernicus.eu Slide 8

9 Big Data Revolution ESA EO Data Archive Petabyte Sentinel missions operated by ESA Earth Explorer missions Heritage missions Third Party & Contributing Missions Slide 9

10 Generating Growth From 2008 to 2020, the total investments in the Copernicus Programme are forecasted to reach 7.5 B. Likewise, this investment will generate a direct monetary benefit of 13.5 B. Copernicus Market Report, PWC, 2016 The Copernicus Programme is expected to result in the creation of about 48,000 jobs over the period EC staff working document, 2015, EC SWD(2013) 190 final Slide 10

11 The Copernicus Services Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS) Managing entity: EEA and JRC Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) Managing entity: ECMWF Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) Managing entity: ECMWF Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS) Managing entity:jrc Copernicus Marine Monitoring Service (CMEMS) Managing entity: Mercator Ocean Copernicus Security Service Managing entity: EMSA, SATCEN and FRONTEX Slide 11

12 EO Supporting Global Policies Sustainable Development UN SDGs Climate Action Paris Agreement Disaster Risk Reduction Sendai Framework Measuring Status & Progress Monitoring & Understanding Supporting Resilient Infrastructure Slide 12

13 Land Ice Melting Antarctic Ice Sheet Monitoring Based on Cryosat data over three years ( ) CPOM/Leeds/ESA Slide 13

14 Rising Sea Levels Mean Sea Level Rise (mm) Sea level rise is accelerating. Sea levels could rise another 1.3 meters in the next 80 years. < Compiled Ocean Altimetry Satellite Data Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Sentinel-6 fromfebruary Slide 14

15 Monitoring Rice Yields Duong Delta Northern Vietnam Based on Sentinel-1 Data TU Wien, GEO Slide 15

16 Emergency Management and Security Services Slide 16

17 Sentinel-1A: Example of Land Monitoring Devastating earthquake in central Italy on 24 th August 2016 (Magnitude: 6.2) Interferogram obtained combining Sentinel-1A images before and after the earthquake and showing ground deformation Credits: Panorama & AP Images Vertical ground subsidence (~20 cm) and lateral movement (~16 cm) around Accumoli Slide 17

18 Copernicus Space Component Data Access: spacedata.copernicus.eu before Irma hurricane (4 Sept. 2017) Saint-Barthelemy after Irma hurricane (12 Sept. 2017) Slide 18

19 Flood in Vietnam, 22 Nov 2017 Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2017), map produced by UNITAR / UNOSAT Slide 19

20 Haiti Earthquake Support - Post-event Analysis Port-Au-Prince Int. Airport Slide 20

21 This map illustrates the main strategic information for possible evacuat ion plans. It consists ot -PHLS (Possible Helicopter Landing Sites);open areas for concentration of people or material. -Embassies, governmental buildings -Medical buildings (Insets 4,5) -Transport hubs; airport and port (Insets 3, 6, 7) Additionally,this map shows possible roadblocks (Insets 1 and 2) detected on the image and areas under development mostly in port area. Slide 21

22 PREPAREDNESS CRISIS REFERENCE MAP MODE INFORMATION LAYERS Reference Maps are high quality cartographic products including a wide range of observable features Transportation Network (Main Roads, Harbours, Airfields) Populated Areas Hydrography Administrative Boundaries Detailed Transportation Network (All roads classified according to hierarchy, checkpoints, harbours, airfields, train and bus stations) Points of Interest (industrial, power production, electricity, military, dams, generic enclosed facilities) Topography Place Names (multilingual support) Land Use/Land Cover IMAGERY USED Optical Imagery (from<1m to 10m) APPLICABLE SCALE 5K Very Detail (Facilities) 25K Small Urban Areas 50K Large Urban Areas 100K Small Regions 500K Large Regions Slide 22

23 Facility Security Analysis (overview) Slide 23

24 Facility (Hotel) Security analysis - Accesses Slide 24

25 Nuclear Security Summit 2014 The Hague (NL) Scenario: The 2014 Nuclear Security Summit was held in The Hague, the Netherlands on March 24 and It was the third edition of the conference, succeeding the It was attended by 58 world leaders, some 5,000 delegates and some 3,000 journalists. Objectives: To increase common situational awareness within the national police and supporting forces. To improve the information flow/sharing between all the operational authorities more than 70 users. Slide 25 UNCLASSIFIED / FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

26 Nuclear Security Summit 2014 The Hague (NL) Slide 26

27 Nuclear Security Summit 2014 The Hague (NL) Slide 27 UNCLASSIFIED / FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

28 Copernicus Security Management Service Three application strands have been identified by the EU. Copernicus can provide support. Border surveillance with the main aim of contributing to the implementation of EUROSUR, the European Border Surveillance System, by supporting the mapping and monitoring of border areas. Maritime surveillance with the objective of ensuring the safe use of the sea and securing Europe s maritime borders. Support to EU External Action through the detection and monitoring of security threats. The service can also contribute to improving crisis Issue/Revision: 0.0 prevention, preparedness and response capacities. Reference: Status: ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use

29 More Eyes in the Sky EO Satellite Launches Worldwide > 50 kg, excl. meteo Now Start Sentinel Era between Entrepreneurial Space Age 562 between Source: Euroconsult Database, 2017 ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use Slide 29

30 Exploring New Observation Platforms Through Innovative Concepts such as SmallSats HAPS High Altitude Pseudo Satellites ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use Megaconstellations Slide 30

31 Exploring the new EO Ecosystem ICT Companies Internet of Things Artificial Intelligence Cloud Computing Search Engine Big Data Analytics Business Platforms New EO Solutions & Partnerships EO Users

32 Where is Copernicus going?

33 Vielen Dank! Issue/Revision: 0.0 Reference: Status: ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use