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Earth Observation Satellites Dawn of Application Specific Satellite Data Date: 26 July 2017

Introducing a World of New Possibilities Satellite imagery is a critical fountain of information on al levels of the economy linking scientific facts with visual proof Satellite ownership is not a far fetched dream but a realistic instrument that ensures operational independence, security and privacy in a country Space technology grows exponentially through products derived from imaging satellites orbiting our earth

Facts Satellites play a substantial role in the economical development, policy making and informed decision making needed to productively manage a country s recourses Complex decision making : Economic Growth Urban Planning, Infrastructure Management Environmental Management Agriculture, Mining, Forestry Security Food, Borders, Regional / National Disaster Management Fire, Storms, Floods Satellites Easy to Task, Quick to Respond, Cover Large Areas, Daily and Frequent Revisits Without Any Restrictions

vs Photography Spatial Resolution Level of Information Contained in a Image The higher the resolution the more information captured Aircraft and now Drones flying at low altitudes - image resolution is higher typically sub meter to within 1 to 2 centimetres Compromise on the size, Aircraft mainly providing a micro level management tool small swath Satellites have lower resolution but can collect exponentially more ground in much quicker time including thousands of square kilometres in a single image - macro management Satellite imagery can be grouped into three levels of resolution: Medium Resolution 30m 100m High Resolution 1.5m 5m Very High Resolution 0.30cm 1.0m

Baseline Imagery Types Synthetic Aperture Radar Panchromatic Multispectral - Hyperspectral Pan-sharpened - Colour

Basic Imagery Products

Imagery Products: Mosaic

Imagery Products: Digital Elevation Models

Applications An affordable source of information for analysing, monitoring, forecasting and managing resources and human activities on the planet True decision-support tools for a range of applications such as: Agriculture Forestry Energy Environmental Intelligence Mapping Maritime Mining Transportation Urban and Rural Development Disaster Management

Applications: Agriculture Crop Identification / Type Crop Health Crop Yield Crop Insurance Assessments Drought Assessments Grazing Management Livestock Stocking Rate, Grass Availability, Overstocking Risks Statistic accuracy > 95% Precision Farming NDVI (Normalised Differential Vegetation Index) Chlorophyll volume changes as crop s mature and if the crop undergoes any stress related to nutrition, water or pests

Applications: Forestry Forestry industry uses satellite imagery to monitor forests at stand level across the African Continent Fire Prevention/management Identification and Monitoring Forest Health and Risks Forest Management Timber Inventory Deforestation

Applications: Disaster Management Natural disasters increasing in number and frequency, and affect most countries in Africa Droughts Floods Wildfires Wind Satellite imagery provides a set of unique resources to detect, monitor and assist in managing natural and man-made disasters.

Disaster Management: Fire Fighting Satellite imagery and GIS maps support fire and emergency personnel responding to emergency situations, hazardous fuels reduction, community assistance, firefighting, rehabilitation, and restoration. Rehabilitation

Disaster Management: Fire Knysna - 2017

Applications: Environment The African Continent faces many challenges and suffers from some serious environmental problems, which have been worsened by the advent of climate change Remote sensing and development of different sensors for environmental and natural resources mapping and data acquisition are critical in managing the threats to the environment Land Use and Land Cover Impervious Surface Water Soil Erosion

Environment: Land Cover and Land Use Urban Growth Cities grow exponentially, ever increasing the demand on public services and increasing the demand on disaster planning De-vegetation and soil sealing increase flood risk With regular satellite imagery change detection urban growth can be managed in conjunction with flood models, digital elevation models, precipitation models, catchment area maps. Data overlaid with census and population growth models.

Environment: Water Quality DEIMOS-1 Satellite Imagery

Environment: Water Management Droughts put significant strain on groundwater, which can lead to land sinking and causing significant damage to infrastructure, agriculture, mining, etc. Sinking land, known as subsidence, occurs because of excessive groundwater pumping during drought conditions Radar satellite imagery data used to measure the subsidence in the ground revealed the sinking happening faster due the severity of the drought in the region

Mining: Management and Operations Satellite imagery used to manage day-to-day operations of mines, mineral extraction and maintenance of infrastructure Find an optimal venue for the drilling according to the location of infrastructure objects as buildings, roads, pipelines, water and utilities. Control the process of compliance with environmental standards for planning and realization measures to control air pollution, soil and water. Assess the extent of the impact of work on the environment and the progress of work on land reclamation in accordance with state standards

Application: Maritime

EEZ Monitoring Satellites only resource capable of conducting broad ocean surveillance of the continents EEZ s to fully understand the threats to regional economic security Satellites capable of: Monitoring ship traffic along coastlines and in open oceans Combating illegal fishing, piracy, human trafficking, smuggling and terrorism Supporting operational requirements such as search and rescue and salvage and recovery Each vessel detected reported by: Type (Optical Data) Geographical Location (Latitude/Longitude) Vessel Dimensions Heading Speed By combining the satellite based information with other available sources such as AIS, non-reporting and noncompliant vessels highlighted, monitored and reported to the appropriate authorities Company Confidential 30m Multispectral Landsat-8 Satellite Imagery

Environmental Protection Environmental protection and enforcement supported by both synthetic aperture radar and optical satellites Port and Harbor Monitoring Law Enforcement - Piracy Oil Spills

Application: Mapping Cadastral Mapping Cadastral mapping requires the use of very high resolution satellite imagery to create an accurate base map of each country Satellite imagery is used to develop the foundation of a national cadastre and title registry system Image processing Ortho-rectification Feature extraction Land cover Change detection

3D City Mapping Satellites used to generate high resolution building models from stereo imagery, which is the basis of creating 3D Smart Cities Urban Planning and Analysis Economic Development Transportation Flood Modeling Line-of-Sight

Application: Defense and Intelligence Unrestricted access to targets only provided by commercial satellites to address needs of defense and intelligence organizations Installation Classification Indications and Warning Terrain Analysis Mission Planning and Rehearsal Camouflage, Concealment and Deception Mapping, Charting & Geodesy Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance

SCS Gi in association with its suppliers are offering nsight1 Africa Satellite Constellation with Unparalleled Response to Users Needs

Application specific satellite option SCS Aerospace Group of company s provide commercial satellite solutions The opportunity to implement application specific satellites Custom developed for business specific application Cost effective compact satellite solution nsight1 is a shoebox size satellite with: 30m resolution RGB technology 60 x 30 km snapshot Applications Food security Water management Forestry Environment nsight1 -First image over SA Be sure to attend our press conference later this morning Hendrik Burger CEO SCS-AG will be available for questions

Dewald Lloyd SCS Global Information www.scsgi.com Mob: +27 (0)72 909 8704 dewald@scsgi.com RGB Auto Classification Edge Extraction