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Virtual Observatory Infrastructure for Earth Observation Data Project acronym: TELEIOS Grant agreement no: FP7 - 257662 Motivation Satellite Earth Observation facts: Existing satellites send to earth around 100GB per day. The


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Virtual Observatory Infrastructure for Earth Observation Data

Project acronym: TELEIOS Grant agreement no: FP7 - 257662

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Motivation

  • Satellite Earth Observation facts:
  • Existing satellites send to earth

around 100GB per day.

  • The amount of data available (petabytes)
  • utstrips the human intelligence available

to exploit it.

  • Opportunity/Challenge: Enable the use of EO data by

an even larger group of applications by maximizing the automation of relevant processes.

  • Our response: TELEIOS Project
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Project summary

  • Design and implement a Virtual Observatory

infrastructure for EO data (an Earth Observatory).

  • Demonstrate the TELEIOS infrastructure in two use

cases:

  • Use Case I: A Virtual Observatory

for TerraSAR-X data.

  • Use Case II: Real-time fire monitoring

based on continuous acquisitions of EO images and geospatial data.

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Project overview

36 month work programme structured into:

  • 10 work packages:
  • WP1-WP5: Research and software development
  • WP6-WP8: Use cases and involving the user community
  • WP9: Management
  • WP10: Dissemination
  • 4 phases:
  • Phase I: User requirements
  • Phase II: Foundational research on data models and languages
  • Phase III: First version of the TELEIOS infrastructure
  • Phase IV: Final version and evaluation of the TELEIOS

infrastructure

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Technical innovation and objectives

  • Advancing the state of the art in satellite image

mining, scientific databases, GIS, and Semantic Web technologies!

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Technical innovation and objectives

  • To define a data model and query language for EO images based on

the concept of a multidimensional array (WP2).

  • To develop a scalable, robust, and adaptive environment for know-

ledge discovery from EO images and geospatial data sets (WP3).

  • To define a semantics-based data model and language for

specifying and querying EO image annotations capturing not just image metadata but also the knowledge discovered from the images (WP2).

  • To develop query processing and optimization techniques for

queries over multidimensional arrays and EO image annotations and implement them on top of the MonetDB system (WP4, WP5).

  • To integrate all the developed software components into the

TELEIOS infrastructure (WP1).

  • To demonstrate the TELEIOS infrastructure in two use cases (WP6,

WP7).

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Dissemination

  • EO scientist community (workshops, continuous evaluation of

TELEIOS technologies)

  • Publications
  • Demos
  • Project Web site (http://www.earthobservatory.eu/)
  • Establishment of close links with other FP7 projects:
  • SemsorGrid4Env
  • GENESIS, GS-SOIL, NatureSDI+, GIGAS
  • GMES/SAFER
  • LOD2 and PlanetData
  • GENESI-DEC
  • Focused research workshops
  • Interaction with standard bodies (W3C, OGC)
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Consortium

  • National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)
  • Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten

Forschung e. V. (Fraunhofer)

  • Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR)
  • Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI)
  • National Observatory of Athens (NOA)
  • Advanced Computer Systems (ACS)
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Contact details

Manolis Koubarakis – Project Coordinator koubarak at di.uoa.gr +30 210 727 5213 http://www.earthobservatory.eu/