5.3 Produits & Services en Observation de la Terre au service de la coopération interrégionale en Europe

Toulouse, june 25th 2008
Development of Earth Observation products & services : How Galileo can help ?
Hélène Lemonnier Head of Projects & Services

Spot Image company mission
Products & applications to serve inter-regional cooperation in Europe
Assets of Galileo for the geoinformation technologies and its users in this context
Conclusion
Content

To bring satellite imaging and geographic information solutions to private and public sector worldwide Spot Image corporate mission

Spot Image : One Company – Four skills Operator and Distributor of Direct recevieng Stations Spot constellation Operator & in a near future Pleiades Data provider (production & distribution) Designer of solutions and value-added products SPOT1 SPOT2&3 SPOT4 SPOT5

Strategy & Commercial Orientation PRODUCTS INFRASTRUCTURE TELEMETRY As a satellite operator for optical satellites SPOT 2 & 4 SPOT 5 Pléiades 1 & 2 ASTROTERRA / Spot 6 As a strategic partner for other satellites FORMOSAT-2 (NSPO) KOMPSAT-2 (KARI) ERS / Envisat (ESA - SARCOM) TerraSar-X (Infoterra GmbH) APPLICATIONS & SERVICES Solutions: One-Stop Shop In Partnership Defence & Security Agriculture Cartography & Cadastre Telecom Oil & Gas Maritime and many others…

Spot Image company mission
Products & applications to serve inter-regional cooperation in Europe
Assets of Galileo for the geoinformation technologies and its users
Conclusion
Content

Main key-issues
Homogeneous dataset over large areas
Format/metadata compliant with standards
Knowledge of the product Quality & Reliability
Easy access to the information
Confidence of the users’ community  Sharing of geo-information
Some examples
Products & Services to serve inter-regional cooperation

Example 1 : Reference3D
a DEM package made of 3 components
collected by SPOT 5 HRS sensor,
designed for large area coverage for mapping, GIS and military needs
Metadata Ortho Image DEM (Elevation data ） DTED2 format elevation data at 1’’ posting (~30m) PAN orthoimage with 5m resolution 　 Quality information layer References and exact coverage of sources (DEM and images DEM description (processing and feature masks) Confidence levels (0/1)  Without any GCP (no GPS or Galileo…) 10 m (absolute) 5 m (relative) Vertical (LE90) 15 m (absolute) 10 m (relative) Horizontal (CE90) Reference3D DEM

HRS & Reference3D availability
Availability of data: > 100 M sqkm
Availability of ref3D dataset : > 30 Msqkm
28.02.08

2.5 m natural-colour orthoimage , seamless at national scale
Off-the-self products
Applications : geographic reference for visualization, mapping and planning
Example 2 : SPOTMaps  Without any GCP (no GPS or Galileo…)

SPOTMaps © CNES 2004-2007 / Spot Image Lisbonne, Portugal

PARAGE Project (2006-2007) : interregional cooperation for assessing environmental impacts in the French West Indies & French Guyana Guadeloupe Evaluation of agricultural pressure over protected environments Martinique Soil erosion risk assessment French Guiana Deforestation monitoring for slash-and-burn agriculture
3 regions with different issues
A common tool to share geoinformation

Martinique: “La Baie du Robert” SPOT image from 14-Nov-2006 © CNES, Distribution Spot Image

Martinique: map products derived from satellite images
Satellite image classification (14-Nov-2006)
© CNES, Distribution Spot Image => Integrated in the GIS prototype for Geo-Indicator calculation… Processing CIRAD

PARAGE GIS prototype http://parage.sigbea.fr

Martinique: GeoInd. calculation with PARAGE GIS Prototype

Satellite based geoinformation has developed its own processing chain to avoid carrying on ground survey campaigns & to map any place in the world…
So what do we do with ?
Geoinformation market is a mature market, The user’s requirements are :
 More accuracy ! More reactivity !
 More Value-added information (combination with in-situ data) & location based services (GoogleEarth, car navigation, etc.)
So what …

SPOT 5 2.5m resolution = 10-15 m without GCP
With Galileo = Close 5-6m horizontal accuracy
For mapping : To improve the planimetric accuracy

Satellite Images + Agro-meteo models + navigation in the field Raw data LAI, Cover fraction, Chl. Content… Biophysical variables estimation SPOT, FORMOSAT-2, etc Information for decision making Local Agro & Meteorological models and local expertise For Precision Farming : An assembling technologies Agriculture

Field ground survey for agricultural statistics
Sampling (700x700m) For land cover & use maps

For Maritime Surveillance : vessels positionning Detection Reports Server SEAS VMS ( ) Guyana EEZ Optical image SAR Image Operator interface User interface VPN Firewall Firewall Mail

Galileo : improvements in many fields of geoinformation for the European citizen life
Risk, Emergency management, Tourism, Aerial & Terrestrial Navigation, Security, etc.
Within the GMES program
Earth Observation should take advantage of its reliability, constant precision and global coverage
Increase of accuracy of spacemaps and its derived products (a “Galileo compliant” label)
Improvement of location of in-situ data  better integration in the space technology value-added chain
Galileo & EO community’s key-success will come from their capacity to propose new location based services
Conclusion

Thank you for your attention ! Sugarcane fields Sao Paulo state, Brazil SPOT 5, 2.5m 20 February 2006

Contact : helene.lemonnier@spotimage.fr
The training document herewith and any information enclosed herein are the exclusive property of Spot Image SA, a public limited company (plc), incorporated and existing under French Law, headquartered at 5, rue des Satellites, 31400 Toulouse, France . Any unauthorized edition, extraction, edition, modification, dissemination or use is strictly prohibited. All SPOT Images: © CNES, Spot Image distribution

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