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2 Final Report Figure 2.3-1: Flood Waters surrounding Yangon City, Myanmar, Cyclone Nargis Source: MODIS on Terra and Aqua, 28.5m/pixel resolution. Acquired: 05/05/2008 and 18/03/2008 Satellite-detected flood waters over Yangon, as of 5 May 2008. Red areas shown in the map represent standing flood waters identified from Landsat 7 satellite imagery acquired on 5 May 2008 at a spatial resolution of 28.5m. Blue areas represent pre-flood waters identified from Landsat 7 acquired on 18 March 2008. Preliminary analysis not yet verified in the field. Credit: Credit NASA/USGS 2008 Image processing, map created 05/05/2008 by UNOSAT. Disaster monitoring services will benefit substantially of the significant advantages of the GeoOculus mission in terms of acquisition delay, observation cycle and timeliness, all of which in the range of an hour or less. Fire Monitoring Service - Primary Objective The fire monitoring service is an on occasion service that becomes active once a fire in the service region is present, which has been detected and reported by other means. Therefore it is the objective of the fire monitoring service is to provide timely fire observations on demand of fire fighting and mitigation organisations. The data products shall provide accurate information on fire location, extend, temperature and development over time to allow for optimized planning of mitigation efforts. This requires a very agile and responsive overall system to assure acquisition delays and observation cycles (revisit time) shorter than about 10 min and data delivery after acquisition in less than about Page 2-4 Doc. No: GOC-ASG-RP-002 Issue: 2 Astrium GmbH Date: 13.05.2009
2 Final Report 15 min. These requirements are not possible to be fulfilled by LEO missions and underline the strengths of the GeoOculus mission. The primary region of service provision is the European mainland, nevertheless can it be considered to provide this service for the whole visible regions (e.g. Africa) with reduced priority to avoid interruption of other services. Figure 2.3-2: Forest fires near Los Angeles in October 2003 imaged by the DLR BIRD satellite in the course of 24 hours. The GSD is 185 m squared. The scale is as follows: yellow = 0,1 MW / Pixel; orange = 1 MW / Pixel; red = 10 MW / Pixel. © DLR Additional observations of manifold high temperature events, like volcanic activity, tropical peat land fires and coal seams, mainly for scientific purposes, shall also be covered by this service; hence not drive the system requirements. Algal Bloom Detection Service - Primary Objective An algal bloom refers to a quick and local increase in the abundance of a phytoplankton species. The so-called Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) are special cases of the former, with deleterious effects on human health or marine resources (natural or cultured). Therefore the algal bloom detection service is aimed to detect and locate an algal bloom in European waters. This information shall be incorporated into the respective GSE MARCOAST service line. Users include national environment agencies and fisheries industries (aquaculture, shellfish). All coastal and offshore European waters are concerned (region enclosed between latitudes 35°N and 70° N and longitudes 12°W and 30°E). Although blooms are relatively well detected by remote sensing technique, the identification of their possible toxicity from space is far from being achieved. Satellites play a crucial role for forecasting (combination of EO data with models) and visualising the extent. Doc. No: GOC-ASG-RP-002 Page 2-5 Issue: 2 Date: 13.05.2009 Astrium GmbH
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