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Opportunities for the Hydrographic Sector using Satellite Observation Services Han Wensink (Ocean Space Consult, HERMESS) Presented by: Radboud Koop (NSO) 1 April 2016

Opportunities for the Hydrographic Sector Using Satellite Observation Services

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Opportunities for the Hydrographic Sector using Satellite Observation Services

Han Wensink (Ocean Space Consult, HERMESS)

Presented by: Radboud Koop (NSO)

1 April 2016

Content

• Introduction

• Satellite EO Value Adding Sector & Markets Perspectives

• Copernicus & NL Satellite Data Portal

• Examples

• Conclusions

Satellite

Observations

Data Analysis and Added

Value Processing

In-Situ

Measurements

Downstream

Products

Satellite Data Providers Data Integrators Downstream Service

Providers

Satellite (EO) downstream: What part of chain is

covered by this sector

Satellite Earth Observation Services to

o provide worldwide strategic and efficient access to information

o be a source of innovation, creativity and employment

o support the development of other business/market segments

o be a potential for wealth creation through exports

Geospatial Services: EO is identified as a Key engine for growth

Challenge:

Increasing world population =>

more production, better quality, less fertilizers & pesticides

Highres meteo for

shower forecasting

..., sensor based agribusiness, yield information, tracking & tracing, ...

Market Example: Agribusiness & Food Security

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Challenge:

In 2050 > 60% world population in delta regions:

Security vs. Climate change, quality of life, pollution

…land subsidence, flooding, infrastructure monitoring air and water pollution….

Market Example: Smart Cities in Delta Regions

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Challenge:

Energy exploration and production in extreme weather climate, lack of infrastructure, High risk and long supply chains

…workability conditions, operations support, environmental monitoring…

Market Example: Energy mainly oil and gas (but also wind)

• Climate, extreme events, explosions: Fires, dikes

• Security, border control, smuggling, foreign missions

Market Example: Civil Security, Safety and Defense

Challenge:

Increasing threats, Terrorism, Climate change, Pollution, Disasters

• Organisational Infrastructure/platform with a short term and long term

business strategy covering • Joint Marketing & Sales

• Certification & Standardisation

• (Extra) Value Adding for Turnkey solutions

• Interfacing and one voice to regulators and stakeholders

• Joint purchase & procurement

• Networking

• One voice towards stakeholders

• Technical (& Organisational) Platform for integration of services of

members to avoid duplication and to serve markets efficiently

• Legal Structure:

• Cooperative: allowing companies to have their own identity,

production and growth but NEVASCO will create extra Value

Adding Services. (followed by CV & BV)

Organise the sector: NEVASCO

European program:

Copernicus

Earth Observation services

Sentinels Contributing

missions

in-situ

GMES USERS

Coordinated Data

Access System

GMES ServicesGMES Services

Contributing missions

In situ

observations

Sentinel 1/2/3/4/5 & Jason-CS seriesSentinel 1/2/3/4/5 & Jason-CS series

GMES Space

Component

Sentinel satellites

Sentinel-1 RADAR (land and marine applications) Sentinel-2 Multispectral (land / river applications) Sentinel-3 Hyperspectral, altimetry (land and marine applications) Sentinel-4 Multispectral (atmosphere, geostationairy) 2021 Sentinel-5P Multispectral (atmosphere, polar) 2016 Sentinel-5 Multispectral (atmosphere, polar) 2021 Sentinel-6 Altimetry (marine applications) 2020 Free and open data, guaranteed stream of data

Dutch National Satellite

Data Portal

Preparation for Sentinel-1:

- Radarsat-2 (radar) : 5 meter, 1x per 24 days(VV, VH) : 25 meter, 1x per 24 days (HH, HV)

Preparation for Sentinel-2: - DMC-satellites (MS) : 22 meter, 2x per week, 3 bands - SPOT-6/7 (MS) : 6 meter, 1x per month, 4 bands - SPOT-6/7 (PAN) : 1,5 meter, 1x per month, 1 band

Period: March 2012 – March 2017

Netherlands Space Office 21

Netherlands Space Office 22

Urban, Infrastructure Mapping

City & Urban Modeling: 3D models

Land Subsidence and

Infrastructure Deformation

Deformation Maps

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Service for detection of TPI’s over entire pipeline route:

3rd Part Activities

City encroachment,

Informal settlements, etc.

TPI notifications delivered to client system via secured internet connection

Width of strip to be monitored: 50 m - 300 m

Competitive price compared to surveying by helicopter

Product for pipeline monitoring

PIMSIS

PIMSiS

Weather, wind, wave, current and water level data from model hindcasts and satellite observations + forecasts

U10, NL, 3X3 KM U10, Atlantic, 27X27 KM U10, NW EU, 9X9 KM

Weather, Ocean, Coastal and Inland Water

Hindcasting & Forecasting

Wind Measurements

Power Output Forecasting

• Up to 4 forecasts per day up to 100 m

resolution at 30 vertical layers,

• Wind speed, 10%-90% wind speed confidence

interval, wind direction, air mass, etcetera ...

• All variables extracted at hub height

• Location selection based on

• Nearest model grid point

• 4 surrounding grid points by distance

• A (power-) weighted average of multiple

locations, representing a wind farm

• Time series (csv, NetCDF)

• Output at 10 minute or hourly intervals

Power Output Forecasting

Support to Dredging Operations

Sediment Mapping

MSC OLIVER IMO 9703306

MMSI 356289000

ETA APMT 17/08/2015 15:00

Arrived last waypoint 17/08/2015 22:56

End position  51.1553N,    1.7868E

No. Start date ETA - Intertransis

(UTC)

ETA - Transponder

(UTC)

ETA last waypoint

(UTC)

Hours before

arrival

Forecast - Arrived

(Hours)

1 15/08/2015 12:14 18/08/2015 04:30 18/08/2015 04:30 17/08/2015 23:25 58.70 0.5

2 16/08/2015 06:17 18/08/2015 04:30 18/08/2015 04:30 17/08/2015 22:30 40.65 -0.4

3 16/08/2015 12:47 18/08/2015 04:30 18/08/2015 04:30 17/08/2015 22:30 34.16 -0.4

4 17/08/2015 06:49 18/08/2015 04:30 18/08/2015 04:30 17/08/2015 23:30 16.12 0.6

5 17/08/2015 12:49 18/08/2015 04:30 18/08/2015 04:30 17/08/2015 22:50 10.12 -0.1

HERMESS

Port Logistics: ETA & RTA

• Mapping existing Infrastructure

Characteristics

• Monitoring the progress of

development of new

infrastructures

• Mapping of Fauna and Flora

Infrastructure Information

Chemiepack Early Warning Services

Our Weather Forecasting Services

Examples of supported operations:

Dredging works, Ship to Ship transfers, terminal operations (berthing, loading and unloading

etc.), ocean tows, offshore operations, cable lay operations, drilling

Forecasting, ambient & extreme climate:

fatique

Accidents and good seamenship including GNSS and AIS data

Forensic Analysis

Tidal data characteristics:

• Based on integration of > 5000 tidal

stations and over 20 years of satellite

measurements

• Information at resolutions of up to

1 minute as a standard product (finer

resolutions on request)

Currents

Keeping the Islands Accessible Ice Charting

Risk Assessment Ice drift

Offshore oil pollution preparedness, monitoring and response

ASAR (31/07/2010 - 18:31 UTC) ASAR (04/08/2010 – 06:47 UTC) MODIS (31/07/2010 – 09:45) MODIS (04/08/2010 – 07:40 UTC)

Pollution monitoring / Natural seepage detection • Spillages at the SOCAR and AIOC oil fields (Baku off-shore).

• The direct link between surface seepage and subsurface oil and gas accumulations is well known (South Caspian Basin).

Solitons Solitons

Bathymetry retrieved from Aster 9 Jul 2002 and Landsat 9 Aug 2007 scene

Coastal Mapping

Summary (1)

• The global Geo-information sector and the Earth Observation Sector is one of the high potential markets not just for Strategic Technology but also for Strategic Information and Economic Growth.

• Examples of applications of satellite data for the Hydrographic community have

been demonstrated. Many more applications will come available the next years.

Summary (2)

• Huge public (and private) investments in Satellite Observation Infrastructure (>4B Euro) will provide continuous access to global data for the next decades, offering new opportunities for the Hydrographic Sector.

• The Dutch Value Adding sector has taken its responsibility to organize itself through NEVASCO and has therefore become an interesting strategic partner for the Hydrographic Sector to support global activities and business.