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Adri Bakker (Netherlands Space Office) presented at the 2nd International Workshop: Creating Impact with Open Data in Agriculture and Nutrition in The Hague, 11 September 2015.
Vojtech Fort presents R&D Initiatives related to European GNSS during "Satellite solutions for smarter islands" Conference organised by Eurisy in Malta. The session "Data access and funding opportunities" will give practical information on available satellite data sources, where to find them, and which are the funding mechanisms available to develop and adopt satellite-based services.
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High-Performance Computing (HPC) technology is becoming increasingly important as a key driver to push European economic growth and Scientific Research. A comprehensive tool that can support the development of a wide array of scientific domains (like Big Data, earth observation and ocean study) and impact societal challenges as well.
The Webinar aims at introducing the Phidias HPC initiative to the European HPC and Research community, including main features, expected impact and advantages for Research & HPC ecosphere. The project is paving the way to increase the HPC and Data capacities of the European Data Infrastructure by pursuing the following objectives:
- Building a prototype for earth scientific data
- Enabling Open Access to HPC Services
- Strengthening FAIRisation
- Creating a framework combining computing, dissemination and archiving resources.
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Edited by F. HOFFMANN (IGN)
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Use earth observation data from the Copernicus programme in their research.
Support the FAIR data principles and intend to share their research data with peers.
Clearly demonstrate how the use of commercial Earth Observation Services can provide agility in terms of research activities; improve research or enable new research outcomes.
Provide significant relevance within their research discipline.
Are not currently using these tools extensively.
Hope to continue usage of Earth Observation Services in their research.
Can begin to use Earth Observation Services in early 2021.
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Space for Climate Adaptation and Food Security
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Space for Climate Adaptation and Food Security
Kathelijne Beenen– AI4Copernicus– 25th May 2023
2. Netherlands Space Office 2
• Space agency of the Dutch government
• Task: implement the Dutch space policy
• Representation NL: e.g. ESA, EC, EUSPA
• Technology: stimulating the Dutch space industry
• Applications: stimulating the use of satellite data
• Roles: advice, support, facilitate and connect
Netherlands Space Office
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Role of NSO Advise (e.g. at finding, purchasing and
implementation)
NL: Facilitate data through
satellietdataportaal
Global: Assisting in access to global
databases
Support in innovative procurements
Research
Market Government
Needs
Innovation
Financing
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NSO Steering committee:
• Ministries:
• Economic Affairs and Climate
• Education, Culture and Science
• Infrastructure and
Watermanagement
• NWO (Dutch Research Council)
NSO-office
~30 fte
(Ministry of
Foreign Affairs,
Ministry of
Defence)
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General
Since 2013, the Geodata for Agriculture
and Water (G4AW) program has
improved food security in developing
countries by promoting the creation of
digital advisory services based on the use
of satellite data.
Objectives:
• Reach 4.5 million smallholder food
producers
• Efficient/decreased use of inputs
• Secure/increased production
• Secure/higher incomes
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15 Countries
25 Partnerships
• Satellite data/service providers
• NGO’s
• Public organisations
• Private (agricultural) sector
• Farmer cooperatives
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• Support co-developing new (digital) market
• 30+ million private investment
• Digital advisory and/or financial services
based on use of satellite and geodata
• About 50% of developed services are
continued after project closure
• Geo-ict in strategies of Dutch NGO’s &
finance institutions
• Training and coaching of extension officers
• Stimulate local employment
• Awareness & outreach for new investments
Achievements
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• More localized weather forecasts
• Yield forecasts / growth stages
• Pest & disease warnings
• Drought and flood warnings
• Index insurance
• Risk profiling supporting
insurance and credits
Examples of agtech/fintech services in G4AW
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• Weather satellites
(EUMETSAT, NOAA, a.o.)
• Satellite data (see right)
• Field plots (GNSS: GPS,
GALILEO)
• In-situ data (GIS)
• Market information (GIS)
Supported by data platforms
Satellite & Geodata
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• Digital services are useful from BoP (more
inclusive) to commercial farmers (paying
clients)
• Digital services can be bundled to fit food
producer needs (better)
• Digital services are beneficial for all value
chain actors (also for logistics)
• New (space) innovations may emerge
(IoT, SatCom in rural areas with no good
connectivity) for farmers, access to
finance and logistics
Future developments/benefits
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STAMP (Mali) / MODHEM (Burkina Faso)
Services:
Routing of herds
(avoiding agri zones)
Market information
Channels:
Call center (Orange)
Results:
STAMP (2019):
>75k pastoralists
MODHEM (2020):
>65k pastoralists
2019-2022:
Scale up in Mali & BF
Scaling to Niger
Impact STAMP
Lower mortality rates for
cows (23.9%)
Less herd loss: 160 euro
(saving)
Hoefsloot
Spatial
Solutions
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Services:
Drought insurance (localized)
Channels:
Local insurance companies
Farmers cooperatives
AIC, Planet Guarantee
Results:
farmers insured
67,000 (2018)
2019-2022:
Scaling up
289,000 in Uganda (2021)
Introduction in Togo,
Mozambique
SumAfrica (Uganda, Mali)
Insured versus
Uninsured
Less selling assets at distress before
drought windows (4% / 21%)
Leaving farm for other work (4% /
15%)
Lower own consumption (16% / 35%)
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GEOPOTATO (Bangladesh)
Impact GEOPOTATO
- 13% percent higher yield
- 173€/ha increase in income
Services:
Crop growth monitoring
Weather monitoring
Phytophthora infestans
(late blight) alerts
Spray advice
Channels:
SMS service
Results:
323.752 food producers
with improved income
2020-2022:
Scale up in Bangladesh
Introduction in India
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How to stimulate
the use of satellite
data applications
on national level?
Source: ESA / EU / KNMI
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- Optical data:
• 6x per year, 30 cm resolution
• Pléiades NEO + SuperView NEO
- Radardata:
• 15 x per year, 5 m resolution
- Only available in the Netherlands
www.satellietdataportaal.nl
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2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
2013
2012
Satellite Data Portal Timeline
2021 2022 2023
Optical data
Radar data
2024 2025
1,5 m
2 meter 80 cm 50 cm 30 cm
5 meter
25 meter 5m
Viewer 1.0
FTP ?
Portal
Viewer 2.0
2026
?
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Climate adaptation- and mitigation
Flood warning system Monitoring carbon storage agroforestry
Predicting solar energy Mapping vulnerable trees
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Efficient fire service
Detailed, up-to-date vegetation map and regular drought monitoring ensure more
efficient and effective fire service deployment
18 april 2018
7 augustus 2018
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Thank you for your attention
Let’s stay connected!
Kathelijne Beenen
Advisor Satellite Applications
k.beenen@spaceoffice.nl