Vortrag - Leibniz-Institut für ökologische Raumentwicklung

Das Copernicus Sentinel Satellitenprogramm
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Neue Anwendungsmöglichkeiten für die Erdbeobachtung
Prof. Dr. Günter Strunz
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
Oberpfaffenhofen
Vortrag im Rahmen des
7. Dresdner Flächennutzungssymposiums
6. - 7. Mai 2015, Dresden
Leibniz-Institut für ökologische
Raumentwicklung, e.V. (IÖR)
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Inhalt
• Das europäische Erdbeobachtungsprogramm „Copernicus“
• Die Sentinel-Missionen
• Die Copernicus Dienste
• Katastrophen- und Krisenmanagement
• Monitoring der Landoberfläche
• Ausblick: Nationaler Copernicus Datenzugang
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Das europäische Copernicus Programm
Space
Component
In-Situ
Component
Services
Component
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
Sentinel 1: Radar Mission; Launch Sentinel 1A: April 2014; Sentinel 1B End 2016
Sentinel 2: High Resolution Optical Mission; Launch Sentinel 2A: June 2015
Sentinel 2B: 2016
Sentinel 3: Medium Resolution Imaging and Altimetry Mission; Launch Sentinel
3A: 2015 Sentinel 3B: 2017
Sentinel 4: Geostationary Atmospheric Chemistry Mission; Launch Sentinel 4A/B:
2021/27
Sentinel 5P: Low Earth Orbit Atmospheric Chemistry Precursor Mission; Launch
2016
Sentinel 5: Low Earth Orbit Atmospheric Chemistry Mission; Launch Sentinel
5A/B/C: 2021/27
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
2010
Sentinel 1-5
2020
1
2 3
4
Sentinel-1
5
• Constellation of 2 satellites (180° phase)
Sentinel-1
• C-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar Payload
• Near-Polar sun-synchronous orbit at 693 km altitude
• Repeat cycle of 6 days by S1-A & S1-B constellation
• Designed life time 7 years; consumables for 12 years
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
2010
Sentinel 1-5
2020
1
2 3
4
Sentinel-1 provides four imaging modes:
5
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Interferometric Wide Swath
(swath: 250km; resolution: 5 x 20m)
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Wave mode (20km; 5 x 5m)
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Strip Map mode (80km; 5 x 5m)
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Extra Wide Swath (400km; 20 x 40m)
Service provision for:
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Marine Monitoring
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Land Monitoring
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Emergency Response
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Climate Change
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Security
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
2010
Sentinel 1-5
2020
1
2 3
4
Sentinel-2
5
• Multi-spectral imager with 13 bands (VNIR, SWIR)
Sentinel-2
• Spatial resolutions: 10, 20 & 60 m
• High revisit frequency: 5 days by 2-satellite constellation
• Sun synchronous orbit at 786 km mean altitude
• Designed life time: 7 years; consumables for 12 years
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
2010
Sentinel 1-5
2020
1
2 3
4
5
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-2 service offer
General services
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Land
Emergency
Global carbon
Crop monitoring
Security
Spatial planning
Forest monitoring
Water services
Soil erosion
Large scale natural or man made disasters
Surveillance of infrastructures
Thematic services
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Sustainable management of developing countries
Nature protection services
Support to humanitarian aid
Food security
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
Sentinel-2A scheduled for launch on 11 June 2015 from Kourou (French Guiana)
Sentinel-2A in the IABG cleanroom
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
2010
Sentinel 1-5
2020
1
2 3
4
Sentinel-3
5
• Instruments:
Sentinel-3
• Sea & Land Surface Temperature Radiometer
• Ocean & Land Color Instrument
• Microwave Radiometer
• Revisit time: <2 days
• Sun synchronous orbit at 814.5 km mean altitude
• Designed life time: 7 years; consumables for 12 years
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Die Sentinel-Missionen
2010
Sentinel 1-5
2020
1
2 3
4
Sentinel-3
5
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Die Copernicus Dienste
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Copernicus „Emergency Management Service“
Copernicus EMS (JRC)
• Provides disaster management information based on space
data combined with other information (e.g. in-situ)
• 24/7 global service addressing natural and man-made
disasters
• Operational since April 2012
• Offered upon activation by authorized users
• Focal point for users is the Emergency Response Coordination
Centre at DG ECHO (ERCC)
• Components:
• Mapping service
(Rapid Mapping – Risk & Recovery Mapping)
• Early Warning System
(EWS; e.g. European Flood Awareness System (EFAS))
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Copernicus „Emergency Management Service“
Production
Non-rush mode products
• Reference maps
• Pre-disaster situation maps
Rush mode
On demand
Standardized
Hours (SL1) - 5 days (SL5)
Non-rush mode
On demand
Tailored to user needs
Week - months
Rush mode products
• Reference maps
• Disaster response maps
Non-rush mode products
• Event impact and extent
(delineatation map)
• Reference maps
• Post-disaster situation maps
• Damage grade and spatial
distribution
(grading map)
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Copernicus „Land Monitoring Service“
Komponenten des Copernicus „Land Monitoring Service“
Global monitoring and near real-time data delivery
• Bio-geophysical parameters
Global
• Essential climate variables (ECV)
• Parameters on food security (Africa)
Pan-European product portfolio – Land cover / land cover change
• Corine Land Cover (CLC)
• 5 high resolution information layers (HRLs)
Continental
‚Hot Spot‘ mapping for areas of interest
• European Urban Atlas
• Biodiversitiy: e.g. riparian areas
Local / in-situ
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• etc.
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Copernicus „Land Monitoring Service“
Globale Komponente
Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) – 11.04.2015 (PROBA-V)
• Temporal resolution range: annually (past) – 10-daily – NRT
• Thematic focus: Vegetation – Energy – Water
Vegetation
• Spatial resolution range: 300m – 5km
NRT Leaf Area Index (LAI) – 13.04.2015 (PROBA-V)
Energy
Land Surface Termperature (LST) – 28.04.2015 (SEVIRI / GOES)
Water
Soil Water Index (SWI) – 27.04.2015 (METOP)
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0%
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Copernicus „Land Monitoring Service“
Kontinentale (pan-europäische) Komponente
Corine Land Cover
• Mapping surface features based on physical characteristics
• National mapping teams (bottom-up) from EU member countrise
• Minimum Mapping Unit: 25ha
• MMU change mapping: 5ha
• Classification scheme: 3-levels, 44 level-3 classes
• CLC Heritage: 1990 – 2000 – 2006 – 2012*
• CLC change maps: 2006 – 2012*
*under production
CLC 2006, Dresden
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Copernicus „Land Monitoring Service“
Kontinentale (pan-europäische) Komponente
High resolution layers (HRLs, 20-100m)
• Based on HR / VHR optical imagery
from IMAGE 2006 – 2009 – 2012
• Coverage: EU-28 + collaborating states
• Publication of final products in 2015
• Specified min. accuracy: 85%
Imperviousness
• Degree of imperviousness (20/100m)
• Density change over time (100m)
Agriculture
Wetlands
• Wetlands (20m)
• Permanent grassland (20m)
• Agriculturally used grassland (100m, %) • Occurrence (100m, %)
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Forest
• Tree cover density (20m/100M)
• Forest type (20/100m)
Water bodies
• Permanent water bodies (20m)
• Occurrence (100m, %)
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Copernicus „Land Monitoring Service“
Lokale & in situ Komponente
European Urban Atlas
• ‘Hot Spot” mapping - land use and cover data of larger European urban areas
• Purpose: urban planning e.g. risk and opportunities, infrastructure needs
• Based on HR optical data
(e.g. SPOT, ALOS, QuickBird, RapidEye)
• Scale: 1:10.000; MMU: 0.25 - 1ha
• Temporal coverage: 2006 and 2012*
• UA 2006: 305 > 100,000 inhabitants
• UA 2012*: 695 cities > 50,000 inhabitants
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Ausblick: Nationaler Copernicus Datenzugang
• Nationale Copernicus-Maßnahmen des BMVI:
• Unterstützung der Fachkoordination
• Technische Implementierungs- und
Validierungsprojekte fördern
• Nationale Copernicus IT-Infrastruktur
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