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Pakorn Apaphant/Hiromichi Fukui Project and Application Subgroup Proposed to WGISS 23 Hanoi, Vietnam May 21-25, 2007
Point of Contact
From WGISS 22
To support DI 06-01
Presentations
Discussion
With Reference to a multi-hazard approach, define and facilitate implementation of a virtual constellation for risk management.
Development of dedicate software tools to be used in short term, to facilitate the analysis of coverage for critical coverage for critical observations and, in medium term, to implement the user interface with the operators for products ordering and retrieval, and to perform data integration and reprocessing.
Use of Satellite for risk management has been indicated as Task DI-06-09 in GEO 2007-2009 Work Plan. The medium term goal is to implement the user interface with the operators for products ordering and retrieval and to perform data integration and reprocessing.
Coordination among agencies has established such as Sentinel Asia and ASIAES
to make use of space related technologies for disaster and risk management.
using existing tools in Sentinel Asia and ASIAES developed by WGISS member agencies
Objectives
To make use of technologies and tools developed by WGISS/CEOS to support GEOSS task DI 06-09 To prototype user interface for ordering and retrieval of relevant data integration service for better access of satellite imageries of Natural disaster risk areas in Asia.
Implement strategy
To coordinate with the DI 06-09 task leaders (CSA and CNES), who shall contribute for this task To design a prototype
To develop a prototype to support task requirement using tools available in Sentinel Asia and ASIAES systems To test capability of the prototype To document project summary and report
Deliverables
User interface
NDM activities relate to access, archiving and exchange of satellite images. The systems will be also interconnected and interoperable NDM will coordinate with CEOS and Non CEOS members.. NDM will provide forums through international coordination such as Sentinel Asia, ASIAES project, and APAN network