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Space Technology for
Disaster Management
Textbook for Space Development
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
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Title Space Technology for Disaster Management
Overview Introducing to utilize space technology for natural and man-made
disasters, Tsunami, flood, landslide, etc.
Purpose of
This Unit
Improve knowledge
This Unit for Administrative Officer, Engineer (Introduction)
Requirement
for Taking This
Unit
Introduction to Satellite
Introduction to Remote Sensing
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Overview (1/2)
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When You
Master This
Unit...
 You can understand field of disaster that are utilized space
technology.
 You can understand how to use of satellite in a disaster prevention
and when disasters occur.
 You can understand Japanese disaster prevention system.
 You can understand international framework like Sentinel Asia and
International Charter on Space & Major Disasters.
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Overview (2/2)
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• 1. Introduction
• 2. Case example of space technology for disaster.
2.1 For a disaster prevention.
2.1.1 Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data.
2.1.2 Monitoring volcano by Interferometric SAR.
2.2 When disasters occur.
2.2.1 Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood.
2.2.2 Discrimination landslide area.
2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area.
• 3. Disaster prevention solution.
3.1 Flood estimate system using satellite precipitation data.
3.2 National Quick Alert System
• 4. International cooperation.
• 5. Conclusion.
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Contents
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1. Introduction
Limit of dealing by ground system when disasters occur.
Effect of utilizing space technology.
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Such as flood by typhoon occurring every year, Tsunami by
the great earthquake, forest fire, oil spill accident and
nuclear power plant accident with radioactivity, when a
dangerous disaster that cover a wide range is occurred, it’s
difficult to discriminate damage area utilize only ground
survey.
This sometimes causes delaying initial response of rescue
operation.
If you use satellite data, you can discriminate damage area,
and deal with it quickly.
Also, using hazard map made from satellite data, you can take
refuge efficiently and decrease damage by disaster.
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1. Introduction
Airplane
Swath
Resolution
Repeatability
Operation
Satellite
Observation Area
few decimeters~several cm~
several km 10 km~
flying every time repeatable
not in bad weather RADAR is available
only domestic Global observation
If you have your own satellite, you have a lot of merit that could not get by airplane
observing.
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Case example of space technology for disaster
Classify Case example
Earthquake Discrimination collapsed houses.
Flood ・Flood prediction based on satellite rainfall data.
・Discrimination flood area.
Tsunami Discrimination Tsunami damage area.
Forest fire ・Ditection of fire.
・Discrimination Forest fire area.
Volcano ・Hazard Map(pyroclastic flow, lava flow, volcanic mudflow)
・Monitoring ground deformation before an eruption.
・Discrimination a fall of ash area.
Land slide ・Monitoring land slide hazard area.
・Discrimination land slide area.
Typhoon
(Hurricane)
・Monitoring a typhoon.
・Discrimination flood, damage area.
Oil spill ・Discrimination oil spill area.
Snow damage ・Discrimination snow covered area.
・Estimation amount of snowfall.
Glacial lakes ・Discrimination damage area by rupture of glacial lakes.
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1. Introduction
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2.1 For a disaster prevention.
2.1.1 Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data.
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Where will be
dangerous area? Hazard map using
a satellite images
Hazard map example
(Predicting flooded area by Tsunami)
Only existing map,
can’t put out appropriate
evacuation instructions.
Understand
dangerous area
directly!
Pre-check
evacuation site and route!
©Matsuzaka city
©Geospatial Information Authority of Japan
Task Effect of space technology
Where we should evacuate?
Where will be flooded area
by tsunami or flood?
Which route
should we choice
to evacuate ?
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2.1 For a disaster prevention.
2.1.1 Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data.
Hazard map of volcanic mudflowALOS elevation data (5m mesh)
Mayon Volcano Hazard Map of Volcanic Mudflow
• Making hazard map of volcanic mudflow from ALOS elevation data.
• When the volcano erupted in Dec 2009, the hazard map was used to
evacuate.
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2.1.2 Monitoring volcano Earth observation satellite data.
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2.1 For a disaster prevention.
Signs of eruption?
When should we issue
the evacuation
announcement?
Whether it should raise
the eruption alert level?
Distinguish
the ground deformation
by the change in color!
Pre-check
dangerous areas!
Ground deformation
monitoring by satellite
Task Effect of space technology
Which crater is a risk?
Interferometric SAR
• Measuring ground deformation
by observation twice.
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2.1.2 Monitoring volcano Earth observation satellite data.
• Continuous monitoring of ground deformation by the RADAR.
Method of InSAR
Ground deformation in Sakurajima
• 15 Aug 2015 Volcanic Alert Levels 3→4
• 16 Aug 2015 ALOS2 Emergency Observation.
Measuring 16cm deformation Maximum.
Interferometric Image by ALOS2/PALSAR2
Enlarged View
Get closer to
satellite
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2.1 For a disaster prevention.
off-nadir angle
InSAR Image
Deformation
SAR observe off-nadir
Distance variation
of Sat-ground.
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2.2 When disasters occur.
2.2.1 Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood.
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Where is passable route?
Distinguish
flooded area
directly !
Flooding area
observation by satellite
Task Effect of space technology
Where will be flooded area
by tsunami or flood?
We can planning rescue plan
rapidly !
Where should we send
a rescue team?
Optical sensor
• Visible ray, similar to human eyes.
Discriminate area intuitively.
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2.2 When disasters occur.
2.2.1 Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood.
SAR
• Flood is often caused when bad weather.
SAR can observe under clouds.
Before a disaster
After a disaster
Black area is sea
or river.
Black area expand.
(A river overflows.)
• By Earth observation (Optical and SAR), You can discriminate
flood area by Tsunami and flood.
You can see that
flood area
expantion.
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Before a disaster
After a disaster
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2.2.2 Discrimination landslide area.
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2.2 When disasters occur.
How many people
were the main rescuer?
Landslide area
observation by satellite
How many houses
were damaged?
Discrimination
damaged area
directly !
Even if you can not enter to the area
you can grasp the damage !
Task Effect of space technology
Can not be enter to the area
because it still dangerous.
How much scale
of the landslide?
Optical sensor
• Discrimination landslide area.
• Three-line sensor data Is more useful.
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2.2.2 Discrimination landslide area.
• Wide area observation of landslide area.
→→You can discriminate the area even mountainous region.
SAR
• By observation always,
you can monitor landslide sign.
Discriminate landslide area directly !
Monitoring landslide sign.
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2.2 When disasters occur.
Before a disaster
After a disaster
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2.2 When disasters occur.
2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area.
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The ground line is
disrupted!
Impossible to make
a rescue plan!
Use of
communication
satellite
Can not grasp
the disaster situation!
Ensure communication
with the damaged area!
Robustness
to the influence
of the ground disaster!
Task Effect of space technology
Unable to contact
with the damaged area!
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2.2 When disasters occur.
2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area.
WINDS
High speed satellite communication
Uplink:1.5/6Mbps
Downlink:155Mbps
(Portable φ45cm antenna)
ETS-Ⅷ
Mobile communication
Uplink:384Kbps
Downlink:768Kbps
(Portable φ90cm antenna)
• Provide communication means when large-scale disaster is occurred.
• Have a high affinity with general equipment. (because of IP interface)
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Results when the Great East Japan Earthquake, 2011
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WINDS ETS-Ⅷ
Φ45㎝ antenna
Internet access for
citizen.
TV conference
system
Φ90cm antenna Internet access for
citizen.
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2.2 When disasters occur.
2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area.
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3.1 Flood estimate system using satellite precipitation data.
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I want to predict flood but …
・No rainfall data.
・No river survey data.
・No analysis system.
I want to develop
an analysis system but …
・No development costs.
・No expertise.
【IFAS:Integrated Flood Analysis System】
• Flood forecasting system based on global rainfall data satellites
observed.
• Also available in regional ground-based observation rainfall
data is scarce.
Using IFAS
IFAS
・Modeling
・Runoff analysis
・Graphic
Satellite rainfall
(Free)
Elevation data
Land use data
(Free)
Flood forecasting,
warning!
Prevent damage!
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3.2 Disaster prevention solution.
【National Quick Alert System】
The J-ALERT is a quick alert system to alert for citizens when emergency
that not having enough time.
Satellite is used to communicate from Fire and Disaster Management
Agency to local-government.
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The Government The Local Government
Satellite
CAS
An Attack
JMA
Tsunami
Earthquake
East
Japan
west Japan
FDMA
system
Local-
Governmen
t
J-
ALERT
receive
r
LGWAN
Internet
Automatic
starting
equipment
Automatic
starting
equipment
Automatic
starting
equipment
Disaster
Radio
System
Cable TV
Community FM
Mobile phone
Mailing listGround NW
(Back Up)
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Information from J-ALERT is distributed automatically to end user.
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3.2 Disaster prevention solution.
(C) FDMA
Information Category Information Category
1 A ballistic missile ◎ 13 Seismic Intensity Information ○
2 An attack by an airplane ◎ 14 Tsunami advisories ○
3 A guerrilla ◎ 15 Volcanic warnings ○
4 A terrorism ◎ 16 Meteorological warnings ○
5 Other people protection ◎ 17 Sediment disasters warnings ○
6 Earthquake early warnings ◎ 18 Tornados advisories ○
7 Huge Tsunami warnings ◎ 19 Short time heavy rain warning △
8 Tsunami warnings ◎ 20 Prediction of River flood △
9 Volcano warnings ◎ 21 Information of research of Tokai earthquake △
10 Weather warnings ◎ 22 Information of hypocenter and seismic intensity △
11 Prediction of the Tokai earthquake ○ 23 Prediction of volcano △
12 Tokai earthquake advisories ○ 24 Meteorological advisories △
Legend
◎:Automatic starting equipment
○:Automatic starting equipment(settings by local-government)
△:Not automatic starting equipmet
Oct 2014Information category of J-ALERT
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4. International cooperation.
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【Sentinel Asia】
A cooperation of space agencies and disaster management agencies for
Asia and Pacific.
Flow of Sentinel Asia
Space Agency
Archives and
Emergency
observation
HRD
Disaster
Management
Agency
Data
Platform for
Image sharing.
Grasp damage
information.
Image sharing
by Internet
based platform.
Sufferers Preparing for disaster
JAXA,
Univ.
JAXA,
ADRC
MODIS,
ALOS,etc
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【International Charter on Space and Major Disasters】
An international cooperation of space agency for major disasters.
When disaster occur, Satellites owned by members observe emergently.
Members and utilized satellites
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4. International cooperation.
Member Satellite
European Space Agency (ESA) ERS, ENVISAT, Sentinel-1A
Centre national d'études spatiales (CNES)
Airbus Defence and Space SPOT, Pléiades
NSPO Formosat
Canadian Space Agency (CSA) RADARSAT
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) IRS
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) POES, GOES
Argentina's Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales (CONAE) SAC-C
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
ALOS, ALOS-2, HDTV-EF
(ISS)
United States Geological Survey (USGS) Landsat
Digital Globe Quickbird
GeoEye GeoEye-1
Member Satellite
UK Space Agency & DMC International Imaging (DMCii) UK-DMC
Centre National des Techniques Spatiales (Algeria) ALSAT-1
National Space Research and Development (Nigeria) NigeriaSat
Tübitak-BILTEN (Turkey) BILSAT-1
China National Space Administration (CNSA) FY, SJ, ZY satellite series
German Aerospace Center (DLR) TerraSAR-X, TanDEM-X
Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) KOMPSAT-2
National Institute For Space Research (INPE) CBERS
European Organisation for the Exploitation of
Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT)
Meteosat and Metop satellite
series
The Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos)
RESURS-DK1, RESURS-P
METEOR-М №1, KANOPUS-V
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4. International cooperation.
e.g. Flood in Thailand.
To grasp damage of the Flood which occurred July 2011, as 6 million ha,
satellite data were provided and utilized through the Charter.
Before the Flood.
(Mar 25, 2010)
After the Flood
(Oct 19, 2011)
A color composite data
(showing vegetation in red)
Flooding
We can distinguish the
blackish Flood area which
expand widely on this
satellite image.
To grasp the area which
is approximately 6 million
ha, a satellite data is
effective more than an
aerial photograph.
0 10 20 km
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5. Conclusion
• By utilize earth observation data, you can grasp disaster damage more
efficiently.(e.g. Earthquake, Volcano, Tsunami, Flood)
• Even if human and airplane can’t enter damaged area due to a danger(e.g.
Landslide, Radioactivity), earth observation satellite can observe from space.
• By hazard map made from earth observation data, you can take refuge
efficiently and decrease damage of disaster.
• By utilize Communication satellite, you can contact with damage area even if
ground NW is disrupted.
We can provide you disaster prevention
solution with space technology, because
of Japan has suffered from many
disasters.
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Textbook for Space Development March 2016: First Edition

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space technology for disaster management

  • 1. Space Technology for Disaster Management Textbook for Space Development Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved.
  • 2. 2 Title Space Technology for Disaster Management Overview Introducing to utilize space technology for natural and man-made disasters, Tsunami, flood, landslide, etc. Purpose of This Unit Improve knowledge This Unit for Administrative Officer, Engineer (Introduction) Requirement for Taking This Unit Introduction to Satellite Introduction to Remote Sensing Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Overview (1/2)
  • 3. 3 When You Master This Unit...  You can understand field of disaster that are utilized space technology.  You can understand how to use of satellite in a disaster prevention and when disasters occur.  You can understand Japanese disaster prevention system.  You can understand international framework like Sentinel Asia and International Charter on Space & Major Disasters. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Overview (2/2)
  • 4. 4 • 1. Introduction • 2. Case example of space technology for disaster. 2.1 For a disaster prevention. 2.1.1 Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data. 2.1.2 Monitoring volcano by Interferometric SAR. 2.2 When disasters occur. 2.2.1 Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood. 2.2.2 Discrimination landslide area. 2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area. • 3. Disaster prevention solution. 3.1 Flood estimate system using satellite precipitation data. 3.2 National Quick Alert System • 4. International cooperation. • 5. Conclusion. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Contents
  • 5. 5 1. Introduction Limit of dealing by ground system when disasters occur. Effect of utilizing space technology. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Such as flood by typhoon occurring every year, Tsunami by the great earthquake, forest fire, oil spill accident and nuclear power plant accident with radioactivity, when a dangerous disaster that cover a wide range is occurred, it’s difficult to discriminate damage area utilize only ground survey. This sometimes causes delaying initial response of rescue operation. If you use satellite data, you can discriminate damage area, and deal with it quickly. Also, using hazard map made from satellite data, you can take refuge efficiently and decrease damage by disaster.
  • 6. 6Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 1. Introduction Airplane Swath Resolution Repeatability Operation Satellite Observation Area few decimeters~several cm~ several km 10 km~ flying every time repeatable not in bad weather RADAR is available only domestic Global observation If you have your own satellite, you have a lot of merit that could not get by airplane observing.
  • 7. 7 Case example of space technology for disaster Classify Case example Earthquake Discrimination collapsed houses. Flood ・Flood prediction based on satellite rainfall data. ・Discrimination flood area. Tsunami Discrimination Tsunami damage area. Forest fire ・Ditection of fire. ・Discrimination Forest fire area. Volcano ・Hazard Map(pyroclastic flow, lava flow, volcanic mudflow) ・Monitoring ground deformation before an eruption. ・Discrimination a fall of ash area. Land slide ・Monitoring land slide hazard area. ・Discrimination land slide area. Typhoon (Hurricane) ・Monitoring a typhoon. ・Discrimination flood, damage area. Oil spill ・Discrimination oil spill area. Snow damage ・Discrimination snow covered area. ・Estimation amount of snowfall. Glacial lakes ・Discrimination damage area by rupture of glacial lakes. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 1. Introduction
  • 8. 8 2.1 For a disaster prevention. 2.1.1 Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Where will be dangerous area? Hazard map using a satellite images Hazard map example (Predicting flooded area by Tsunami) Only existing map, can’t put out appropriate evacuation instructions. Understand dangerous area directly! Pre-check evacuation site and route! ©Matsuzaka city ©Geospatial Information Authority of Japan Task Effect of space technology Where we should evacuate? Where will be flooded area by tsunami or flood? Which route should we choice to evacuate ?
  • 9. 9 2.1 For a disaster prevention. 2.1.1 Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data. Hazard map of volcanic mudflowALOS elevation data (5m mesh) Mayon Volcano Hazard Map of Volcanic Mudflow • Making hazard map of volcanic mudflow from ALOS elevation data. • When the volcano erupted in Dec 2009, the hazard map was used to evacuate. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved.
  • 10. 10 2.1.2 Monitoring volcano Earth observation satellite data. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 2.1 For a disaster prevention. Signs of eruption? When should we issue the evacuation announcement? Whether it should raise the eruption alert level? Distinguish the ground deformation by the change in color! Pre-check dangerous areas! Ground deformation monitoring by satellite Task Effect of space technology Which crater is a risk?
  • 11. Interferometric SAR • Measuring ground deformation by observation twice. 11 2.1.2 Monitoring volcano Earth observation satellite data. • Continuous monitoring of ground deformation by the RADAR. Method of InSAR Ground deformation in Sakurajima • 15 Aug 2015 Volcanic Alert Levels 3→4 • 16 Aug 2015 ALOS2 Emergency Observation. Measuring 16cm deformation Maximum. Interferometric Image by ALOS2/PALSAR2 Enlarged View Get closer to satellite Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 2.1 For a disaster prevention. off-nadir angle InSAR Image Deformation SAR observe off-nadir Distance variation of Sat-ground.
  • 12. 12 2.2 When disasters occur. 2.2.1 Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Where is passable route? Distinguish flooded area directly ! Flooding area observation by satellite Task Effect of space technology Where will be flooded area by tsunami or flood? We can planning rescue plan rapidly ! Where should we send a rescue team?
  • 13. Optical sensor • Visible ray, similar to human eyes. Discriminate area intuitively. 13 2.2 When disasters occur. 2.2.1 Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood. SAR • Flood is often caused when bad weather. SAR can observe under clouds. Before a disaster After a disaster Black area is sea or river. Black area expand. (A river overflows.) • By Earth observation (Optical and SAR), You can discriminate flood area by Tsunami and flood. You can see that flood area expantion. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Before a disaster After a disaster
  • 14. 14 2.2.2 Discrimination landslide area. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 2.2 When disasters occur. How many people were the main rescuer? Landslide area observation by satellite How many houses were damaged? Discrimination damaged area directly ! Even if you can not enter to the area you can grasp the damage ! Task Effect of space technology Can not be enter to the area because it still dangerous. How much scale of the landslide?
  • 15. Optical sensor • Discrimination landslide area. • Three-line sensor data Is more useful. 15 2.2.2 Discrimination landslide area. • Wide area observation of landslide area. →→You can discriminate the area even mountainous region. SAR • By observation always, you can monitor landslide sign. Discriminate landslide area directly ! Monitoring landslide sign. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 2.2 When disasters occur. Before a disaster After a disaster
  • 16. 16 2.2 When disasters occur. 2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. The ground line is disrupted! Impossible to make a rescue plan! Use of communication satellite Can not grasp the disaster situation! Ensure communication with the damaged area! Robustness to the influence of the ground disaster! Task Effect of space technology Unable to contact with the damaged area!
  • 17. 17 2.2 When disasters occur. 2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area. WINDS High speed satellite communication Uplink:1.5/6Mbps Downlink:155Mbps (Portable φ45cm antenna) ETS-Ⅷ Mobile communication Uplink:384Kbps Downlink:768Kbps (Portable φ90cm antenna) • Provide communication means when large-scale disaster is occurred. • Have a high affinity with general equipment. (because of IP interface) Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved.
  • 18. Results when the Great East Japan Earthquake, 2011 18 WINDS ETS-Ⅷ Φ45㎝ antenna Internet access for citizen. TV conference system Φ90cm antenna Internet access for citizen. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 2.2 When disasters occur. 2.2.3 Communication between headquarters and stricken area.
  • 19. 19 3.1 Flood estimate system using satellite precipitation data. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. I want to predict flood but … ・No rainfall data. ・No river survey data. ・No analysis system. I want to develop an analysis system but … ・No development costs. ・No expertise. 【IFAS:Integrated Flood Analysis System】 • Flood forecasting system based on global rainfall data satellites observed. • Also available in regional ground-based observation rainfall data is scarce. Using IFAS IFAS ・Modeling ・Runoff analysis ・Graphic Satellite rainfall (Free) Elevation data Land use data (Free) Flood forecasting, warning! Prevent damage!
  • 20. 20 3.2 Disaster prevention solution. 【National Quick Alert System】 The J-ALERT is a quick alert system to alert for citizens when emergency that not having enough time. Satellite is used to communicate from Fire and Disaster Management Agency to local-government. (C) FDMA Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. The Government The Local Government Satellite CAS An Attack JMA Tsunami Earthquake East Japan west Japan FDMA system Local- Governmen t J- ALERT receive r LGWAN Internet Automatic starting equipment Automatic starting equipment Automatic starting equipment Disaster Radio System Cable TV Community FM Mobile phone Mailing listGround NW (Back Up)
  • 21. 21 Information from J-ALERT is distributed automatically to end user. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 3.2 Disaster prevention solution. (C) FDMA Information Category Information Category 1 A ballistic missile ◎ 13 Seismic Intensity Information ○ 2 An attack by an airplane ◎ 14 Tsunami advisories ○ 3 A guerrilla ◎ 15 Volcanic warnings ○ 4 A terrorism ◎ 16 Meteorological warnings ○ 5 Other people protection ◎ 17 Sediment disasters warnings ○ 6 Earthquake early warnings ◎ 18 Tornados advisories ○ 7 Huge Tsunami warnings ◎ 19 Short time heavy rain warning △ 8 Tsunami warnings ◎ 20 Prediction of River flood △ 9 Volcano warnings ◎ 21 Information of research of Tokai earthquake △ 10 Weather warnings ◎ 22 Information of hypocenter and seismic intensity △ 11 Prediction of the Tokai earthquake ○ 23 Prediction of volcano △ 12 Tokai earthquake advisories ○ 24 Meteorological advisories △ Legend ◎:Automatic starting equipment ○:Automatic starting equipment(settings by local-government) △:Not automatic starting equipmet Oct 2014Information category of J-ALERT
  • 22. 22 4. International cooperation. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 【Sentinel Asia】 A cooperation of space agencies and disaster management agencies for Asia and Pacific. Flow of Sentinel Asia Space Agency Archives and Emergency observation HRD Disaster Management Agency Data Platform for Image sharing. Grasp damage information. Image sharing by Internet based platform. Sufferers Preparing for disaster JAXA, Univ. JAXA, ADRC MODIS, ALOS,etc
  • 23. 23 【International Charter on Space and Major Disasters】 An international cooperation of space agency for major disasters. When disaster occur, Satellites owned by members observe emergently. Members and utilized satellites Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 4. International cooperation. Member Satellite European Space Agency (ESA) ERS, ENVISAT, Sentinel-1A Centre national d'études spatiales (CNES) Airbus Defence and Space SPOT, Pléiades NSPO Formosat Canadian Space Agency (CSA) RADARSAT Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) IRS National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) POES, GOES Argentina's Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales (CONAE) SAC-C Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) ALOS, ALOS-2, HDTV-EF (ISS) United States Geological Survey (USGS) Landsat Digital Globe Quickbird GeoEye GeoEye-1 Member Satellite UK Space Agency & DMC International Imaging (DMCii) UK-DMC Centre National des Techniques Spatiales (Algeria) ALSAT-1 National Space Research and Development (Nigeria) NigeriaSat Tübitak-BILTEN (Turkey) BILSAT-1 China National Space Administration (CNSA) FY, SJ, ZY satellite series German Aerospace Center (DLR) TerraSAR-X, TanDEM-X Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) KOMPSAT-2 National Institute For Space Research (INPE) CBERS European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) Meteosat and Metop satellite series The Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) RESURS-DK1, RESURS-P METEOR-М №1, KANOPUS-V
  • 24. 24Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. 4. International cooperation. e.g. Flood in Thailand. To grasp damage of the Flood which occurred July 2011, as 6 million ha, satellite data were provided and utilized through the Charter. Before the Flood. (Mar 25, 2010) After the Flood (Oct 19, 2011) A color composite data (showing vegetation in red) Flooding We can distinguish the blackish Flood area which expand widely on this satellite image. To grasp the area which is approximately 6 million ha, a satellite data is effective more than an aerial photograph. 0 10 20 km
  • 25. 25 5. Conclusion • By utilize earth observation data, you can grasp disaster damage more efficiently.(e.g. Earthquake, Volcano, Tsunami, Flood) • Even if human and airplane can’t enter damaged area due to a danger(e.g. Landslide, Radioactivity), earth observation satellite can observe from space. • By hazard map made from earth observation data, you can take refuge efficiently and decrease damage of disaster. • By utilize Communication satellite, you can contact with damage area even if ground NW is disrupted. We can provide you disaster prevention solution with space technology, because of Japan has suffered from many disasters. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved.
  • 26. Copyright © 2016 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency All Rights Reserved. Textbook for Space Development March 2016: First Edition

Editor's Notes

  1. 【Point】 ・Introduction(Effect of utilizing space technology.) 【Explanation and Other Information】 ■Limit of dealing by ground system when disasters occur. ・Difficult to discriminate damage area ・It is hard to enter damage area. ・This causes delaying initial response of rescue operation. ■Effect of utilizing space technology. ・Discriminating damage area by using satellite data. ・Disaster prevention by using hazard map.
  2. 【Point】 ・Compering Satellite data and Aerial photography. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Observation by satellite has more good points than aerial photography. ・If you have your own satellite, you have a lot of merit that could not get by airplane observing.
  3. 【Point】 ・Case example of space technology for disaster 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Earthquake ・Flood ・Tsunami ・Forest fire ・Volcano ・Land slide ・Typhoon(Hurricane) ・Oil spill ・Snow damage ・Glacial lakes
  4. 【Point】 ・Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data.
  5. 【Point】 ・Hazard Map made by Earth observation satellite data. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Making Mayon Volcano Hazard Map of Volcanic Mudflow. ・The map made from ALOS elevation data. ・When the volcano erupted in Dec 2009, this hazard map was used to evacuate.
  6. 【Point】 ・Monitoring volcano by Earth observation satellite data.
  7. 【Point】 ・Monitoring volcano by Earth observation satellite data. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Method of Interferometric SAR. Measuring ground deformation by observation twice. ・Ground deformation in Sakurajima 15 Aug 2015 Volcanic Alert Levels 3→4 16 Aug 2015 ALOS2 Emergency Observation ・By observation always, you can catch volcano erupted sign. ・ALOS/PALSAR2: The observable range is expanded.(Observation on both side)
  8. 【Point】 ・Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood.
  9. 【Point】 ・Discrimination damage area of Tsunami or a flood. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・A Flood area, which is caused by Tsunami, a heavy rain, cover a wide range. ・It’s difficult to discriminate the whole of damaged area. ・By using Optical sensor, you can discriminate damaged area intuitively. ・By using SAR, you can observe when weather is bad condition like cloudy. (These images were observed by ALOS when the Great East Japan Earthquake was occurred.)
  10. 【Point】 ・Discrimination landslide area.
  11. 【Point】 ・Discrimination landslide area. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Because landslide tend to occur in mountainous region, it’s difficult to enter the area. ・By using Optical sensor, you can discriminate area of landslide. (These images were observed by Terra/ASTER when the Pakistan earthquake, 2005. Analyzed by AIST.) ・Three-line sensor data Is more useful. ・By using SAR, you can monitor landslide sign. (The image was observed by ALOS, Gassan Mt. Japan. Analyzed by GSI.)
  12. 【Point】 ・Communication by utilizing satellite between headquarters and stricken area.
  13. 【Point】 ・Communication by utilizing satellite between headquarters and stricken area. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Disruption ground communication network by disaster. →You can not contact with a stricken area. ・Communication satellite has robustness to ground disaster. →You can contact with a stricken area. ・You have to prepare only small, portable ground antenna. ・You can use a mobile data terminal. ・Have a high affinity with general equipment. (because of IP interface)
  14. 【Point】 ・WINDS and ETS-Ⅷ were used when the Great East Japan Earthquake was occurred. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・At the Great East Japan Earthquake, Mar 2011 East Japan was damaged hardly, so many local-government lost a means of communication. ・By utilizing WINDS and ETS-Ⅷ, we could contact with a stricken area. ・For TV conference system, internet access for citizens for checking safety information.
  15. 【Point】 ・Introduce Integrated Flood Analysis System “IFAS” using free available satellite rainfall data and topography data. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・IFAS has a spill modeling, runoff analysis, the analysis results of the graphic display function. ・Satellite rainfall data and altitude, land-use data needed as input data of IFRS are free available. ・Predict the flood, forecasting/warning suitable timing/areas, that’s the help prevent the damage.
  16. 【Point】 ・Introducing the J-ALERT which is a disaster management system using communication satellite. 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・The J-ALERT is an quick alert system to alert for citizens when emergency that not having enough time. ・A Satellite is used to communicate from Fire and Disaster Management Agency to local-government.
  17. 【Point】 ・Information category of J-ALERT 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・Information distributed by J-ALERT is various. ・Emergency warnings.(A ballistic missile, Earthquake early warnings, Tsunami warnings, etc) → Distribute warnings automatically. ・Other cases(Meteorological warnings, Advisories, Prediction)  → Settings by local-government. ・Since 2012, FDMA and local-government train operating J-ALERT together.
  18. 【Point】 ・Overview of Sentinel Asia 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・A cooperation scheme between space agencies and disaster management agencies of Asia and Pacific. ・Started from proposal by JAXA, 2005. ・When disaster occur, Satellites owned by members observe emergently. ・Observation images are shared on internet system. (JAXA developed system.) ・HRD about utilizing observation data.
  19. 【Point】 ・Overview of International Charter on Space and Major Disaster 【Explanation and Other Information】 ・An international cooperation of space agency. ・When disaster occur, Satellites owned by members observe emergently. ・Started from proposal by CNES, 1999. ・15 space agencies are participating.
  20. 【Point】 ・Overview of International Charter on Space and Major Disaster 【Explanation and Other Information】 Example:Flood in Thailand ・Flood damage caused by the rain which lasted from July 2011. Flooding lasted for several months. ・10/77 provinces include capital Bangkok suffered from flood. More than 800 people were killed. Foreign capital factories include Japanese capital one became shutdown. ・Thailand had asked for emergency observation through International Charter and Sentinel Asia. Then satellite images were offer from many countries. ・For grasp whole flood area of 6 million ha, satellite image is more suitable than aerial photograph because satellite image’s observation width is wider than aerial photograph’s one. ・Furthermore, periodicity of orbiting satellite allows continuous monitoring of several months.
  21. ・By utilize earth observation data, you can grasp disaster damage more efficiently.(e.g. Earthquake, Volcano, Tsunami, Flood) ・Even if human and airplane can’t enter damaged area due to a danger(e.g. Landslide, Radioactivity), earth observation satellite can observe from space. ・By hazard map made from earth observation data, you can take refuge efficiently and decrease damage of disaster. ・By utilize Communication satellite, you can contact with damage area even if ground NW is disrupted. ・We can provide you disaster prevention solution with space technology, because of Japan has suffered from many disasters.