Central Asian Institute for Applied Geosciences: one year with Sentinel Asia http://www.caiag.kg Dr. B.Moldobekov DPN and JPTM 2010 for Sentinel Asia STEP-2 5-8 July 2010, Manila, Philippines
Concept of CAIAG Information - Communication System
Scheme of natural disaster monitoring station Data Acquisition Data Control Station control and management
CAIAG Monitoring Network CAWa: Meteo+GNSS + VSAT - BAYT (Baytik) GNSS: GCO: Meteo + GNSS + VSAT - MRZ1 (Merzbacher) Seismo: (Network Caremon): - SUFI (Sufikurgan) Smart (VSAT+seismo + meteo + GNSS): - TARA (Taragai) - ENEL (Enelchek) - ASAI (Aksai) - KRGT (Kerege-Tash) + EDGE - KRBK (Kara-Batkak) + EDGE - TKUM (Tash-Komur) + EDGE - ARSL (Arslanbob) - BIS2 (Bishkek; GFZ & CAIAG station )
CAIAG GPS/GNSS Network small triangles are campaign-mode sites, not permanent; e.g. in coop. Earthquake Administration of Xinjiang (EAX), (Xinjiang Seismological Bureau), Right triangles are CAIAG stations (pink color - GNSS only, yellow - smart (seismo, meteo and GNSS), blue - BIS2 station on CAIAG roof which is controlled by GFZ and works in quasi real time. Green back triangles are Tajik stations. Red squares are Russian Station RAS (IVTAN) stations.
Data Acquisition and Processing Center
Central Asian Geodata Base Infrastructure Local Authorities National Surveying & National Establishments International Administration Mapping Agencies Emergeny Situations Partners Non- Governmental National Hydro-Meteo Instituts of AoS and National Geologic Organisations Service University Services G e o D a t a B a s e Environment ext. Socio Demography Geo- Map Data Infrastructure Geosciences Precipitation Temperature Land Use Vegetation Water/Snow Environment int. Radioactivity Geol. Ressource Population Occupation Age Pattern Education Level Poverty Level Topographic Maps Digital Elev.Model Ortho-Images Satellite Images Thematic Maps Strain/Stress Maps Reference System Data Energy Supplier Railway/Road System Water/Wastewater Gas/Oil Pipelines Protectorates Nature Reserves National Parks Biosphere Reserve Gravimetry Hydrology Glaciology Seismology Engineer.Geology Climatology 3D Geodetic Positioning Drilling
System of Data Exchange
CAIAG Cooperation among organizations in Central Asia Kazakhstan National Nuclear Center KazHydromet Al-Farabi National University Institute of water issues Kyrgyzstan Emergency situations agency National Space Agency Institute of Seismology HYdromet Kyrgyz Academy of Sciences Institute of Seismology University of Central Asia Institute of water issues Ministry of Emergency situations Scientific base of Russian Academy of Sciences Kyrgyz Technical University State Geology Agency KGUSTA Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University Tajikistan National Center for Disaster Risk Reduction Institute of Seismology TadjkHydromet Committee of emergency situations and Civil defends Agency for Land, Geodesy and Cartography Turkmenistan NGO - PMP international Hydromet Institute of Seismology Uzbekistan Institute of Seismology Hydromet Technical University
Central-Asian Cross-Border Natural Disaster Prevention in Central Asia Cross-border seismic network design and realization in Central Asia (CAREMON,Central Asian Real-Time Earthquake Monitoring Network) Earthquake Microzonation in urban areas Risk assessment (Hazard and Vulnerability) in the region in coordination with the global initiative Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Training of local scientists and technicians on seismological instrumentations, data analysis and seismic risk assessment.
Landslide monitoring Communication GPS Optical sensors IKONOS et o. Radar sensors Terra-SAR, Cosmo Skymed Communication Airborne optical + Laser sensors ARES + Lidar Early Warning Corner Reflector s GPS network Climate station Parts of seism. Network Seismometer, Accelerometer
Landslides distribution map 86 landslides occurred for 2009-2010 without any meager damage
Mini-project 2009-2010 Deformation in the Pamir-Alai area: Nura earthquake, 2008 using Radar Interferometry
Preliminary results of InSAR technique Interpolated SRTM DEM SRTM DEM overplayed with deformation map
March 12, 2010 flood in Kazakhstan due to rupture on the dam at village Kyzyl-Agash The aftermath of the flood in the village of Kyzyl-Agash March 15, 2010 The death toll from the flood 34, thousand evacuated Emergencies Ministry informed. Spring flooding is a frequent occurrence in Central Asia but a sudden rise in temperatures following weeks of heavy snow storms has exacerbated the problem this year.
Emergency Observation were requested on ALOS data False Color Composite (FCC) before FCC after the flood, the image clearly shows wet areas
Disaster area maps were created by visual interpretation from ALOS data and by Topographic maps (scale 1:100 000) and information from Ministry of emergency situations. The underflooding zone of the Balhash sea area is 2 604 square kilometers and Kyzyl Agash flood area is 1 128 square kilometers.
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