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Use of GEONETCast for Water and Food Security Analysis in Africa Ben H.P. Maathuis Ass. Prof. Department of Water Resources Earth Observation Community Lead 52North.org What is needed for effective use of environmental What is needed for


  1. Use of GEONETCast for Water and Food Security Analysis in Africa Ben H.P. Maathuis Ass. Prof. Department of Water Resources Earth Observation Community Lead – 52North.org

  2. What is needed for effective use of environmental What is needed for effective use of environmental data data for Water and Food Security Analysis in Africa? for Water and Food Security Analysis in Africa?  Free access to real-time and time series data -> GEONETCast - Internet  Free access to tools -> freeware and open source software  Linking in situ and satellite observations and development of tailor made applications through (collaborative) research

  3. Free access to data: GEONETCast Free access to data: GEONETCast GEONETCast provides free near real-time environmental and Earth observation data and derived products to a worldwide user community using a telecommunication satellite based data distribution system

  4. Data Dissemination Systems Data Dissemination Systems  Large amounts of (near real-time) environmental related information is currently operationally disseminated and can be received without internet connection using GEONETCast;  Telecommunication based Data Dissemination Systems are new in many parts of the world, especially outside the Meteorological Community;  A ground receiving station can be established using low cost and off-the-shelf equipment. NOTE:  Large number of complementary data resources available for free on internet, especially time series.

  5. GEONETCast in Europe-Africa GEONETCast in Europe-Africa Near real-time satellite image reception using a communication satellite based data distribution system, example MSG

  6. GEONETCast in Europe-Africa GEONETCast in Europe-Africa After central ground processing at EUMETSAT, images in full resolution are transmitted in HRIT mode, within five minutes of observation…. Euro Bird Atlantic Bird The data is re-transmitted to Atlantic Bird-3 via the Fucino ground station in Italy for C-Band reception for African Users Before the signal is received at a local ground receiving station it has traveled from MSG -> Darmstadt -> Usingen -> Eurobird-9 -> Fucino -> AtlanticBird-3 -> Local Station (approximate distance is 5 * 36.000 km!!)

  7. Using products and data generated by Using products and data generated by various various organizations organizations  Data produced by various organizations in Africa and Latin America is also broadcasted and can be received locally. Land hub at VITO and Ocean hub at PML

  8. Key player: EUMETSAT Key player: EUMETSAT  Data and Services provided by EUMETSAT (The European Organisation for Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites): Meteosat, Metop & Jason  Goal: Maintain continuity and develop the operational meteorological and climate data services with adequate satellite and ground infrastructure, and associated user services

  9. Overview of the EUMETSAT Ground Segment Overview of the EUMETSAT Ground Segment Jason-2 Optional Programme for Ocean Altimetry EUMETSAT Geostationary Systems EUMETSAT Polar System Meteosat satellites Metop satellites Data acquisition and Control Pre- Other Data Sources processing EUMETSAT HQ Applications Gr ound Segment Unified Meteorological Meteorological Products SATELLI TE APPLI CATI ON Archive and Retrieval Extraction FACI LI TI ES Facility (U-MARF) EUMETSAT HQ within the Member States EUMETSAT HQ Darmstadt Darmstadt Centralised processing Decentralised processing and generation of products and generation of products Data Dissemination via EUMETCast USERS

  10. Low Cost Ground Reception systems Low Cost Ground Reception systems  Keywords:  Not only GEONETCast Ku-reception over Europe;  Also GEONETCast reception over Africa (C-Band);  New reception room developed to offer dedicated training on use of ground reception infrastructure hard - and software;  Check new services and develop new routines for relevant data sets;  Update “ DataManager ” configuration files for automated storage of (newly arrived) data in structured manner;  Registered 52North as software developer at EUMETSAT.

  11. Low cost ground reception infrastructure in place at Low cost ground reception infrastructure in place at Universities in sub Sahara Africa using utilities Universities in sub Sahara Africa using utilities developed (mainly self financed) developed (mainly self financed) More through projects, like EAMNET (Ghana, Namibia, Senegal and Tanzania)

  12. Low cost ground reception infrastructure to be put Low cost ground reception infrastructure to be put place in Ethiopia together with NMA - place in Ethiopia together with NMA - WFP FP National Meteorological Agency of Ethiopia (NMA) is going to equip all regional branch offices

  13. Low cost ground reception systems in Africa Low cost ground reception systems in Africa Some of the antenna configuration at various locations in Africa S atellite Dish S atellite Dish S atellite Dish installed at installed at installed at RCMRD, Makarere CGIS -NUR, Nairobi, Kenya University, Butare, Rwanda Kampala, Uganda

  14. Low cost ground reception systems Low cost ground reception systems Temporary setup at Africa-GIS conference in 2009

  15. Ground reception infrastructure @ Ground reception infrastructure @ ITC ITC Both Ku and C band frequency GEONETCast reception using: • Science and Education license • Manufacturer license Also C-Band reception @ ITC

  16. Ground receiving station used during Ground receiving station used during “Open Days” “Open Days”  “ Experiment in het Bos” – September 2011  Configuration can be used during field campaign!

  17. Development of software Development of software  Keywords:  Open source / freely available;  Easy to modify by user (no need for programming skills);  Built on existing ILWIS capability, enhance and add to functionality of ILWIS;  There is more than GEONETCast:  METOP S10  Culture MERIS !  GEOLAND (2)  A lot of free environmental internet data resources;  Use of existing networks for provision / dissemination of utilities (52North) but through the “ EO-Community ” ;

  18. GNC data in a GNC data in a common GIS/RS environment - common GIS/RS environment - ILWIS LWIS

  19. GEONETCast GEONETCast and ISOD Toolbox plug-ins and ISOD Toolbox plug-ins (generic plug-ins) (generic plug-ins)

  20. AMESD-SADC and WFS-Ethi AMESD-SADC and WFS-Ethiopi opia Tool Toolbox plug-i box plug-ins ns (dedicated plug-ins) (dedicated plug-ins) CMACast Toolbox under development (for SE-Asia)

  21. MSG Data Retriever and METEOSAT 7 import MSG Data Retriever and METEOSAT 7 import Import of MSG (time series) images according to user needs and import routines for MET-7 for the whole field of view and resampled to the Ethiopia Window.

  22. Real Time MSG Visualization routines Real Time MSG Visualization routines For the IGAD Region and including HRV channel for Ethiopia Window (resolution merge and pseudo natural colour transformation) for more detailed assessment Automated day time and night time animation capability, every 15 minutes Thermal channel using inverted gray scale and applying thresholds for colour coding (orange to pink – representing clouds from 235K to less than 190K)

  23. Toolbox routines for the Ethiopian window Toolbox routines for the Ethiopian window Rainfall product Rainfall anomaly product Various products relevant for agriculture, meteorology and fires, most are resampled to LEAP window

  24. Ethiopian Window: some selected High Resolution Ethiopian Window: some selected High Resolution MPEF Examples MPEF Examples Atmospheric motion vectors, cloud analysis image, cloud top height and cloud mask

  25. Ethiopian Window: some selected Low Resolution Ethiopian Window: some selected Low Resolution MPEF Examples MPEF Examples MSG derived Daily and Dekadal Minimum, Maximum and Mean NDVI

  26. Ethiopian Window: some selected SAF Examples Ethiopian Window: some selected SAF Examples Surface Radiation Budget parameters Albedo (daily), Land Surface Temperature (15 minutes) and Down-welling Surface Short-wave Radiation Flux (30 minutes)

  27. Ethiopian Window: some selected SAF Examples Ethiopian Window: some selected SAF Examples Bio-Geophysical Area parameters Fraction of Absorbed Photosynthetic Active Radiation (FAPAR), Fraction of Vegetation Cover (FVC) and Leaf Area Index (LAI), all daily products

  28. Ethiopian Window: SAF ET Daily Example Ethiopian Window: SAF ET Daily Example ET distribution over the day – time in UTC Aggregated Daily ET from 48 half- hourly ET products in an automated manner and creation of status map showing number of valid observation (to evaluate if the aggregated ET might be underestimated due to “no data values” in some of the half hourly products)

  29. Ethiopian Window: some selected TAMSAT Ethiopian Window: some selected TAMSAT Examples Examples TAMSAT Dekadal and Monthly Rainfall Estimates and Anomalies

  30. Ethiopian Window: some selected SPOT VGT Ethiopian Window: some selected SPOT VGT Examples Examples Season length, NDVI, Dry Matter Productivity and Burned Areas

  31. Ethiopian Window: some selected other products Ethiopian Window: some selected other products MSG based Automated Burned Biomass Algorithm Fire product and MODIS Aqua – Terra Fire Product with attribute tables

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