Brief Introduction to China Center for Resources Satellite Data and Application (CRESDA) Oct,14 th, 2010

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1 Brief Introduction to China Center for Resources Satellite Data and Application (CRESDA) Oct,14 th, 2010

2 Contents Overview of CRESDA. Outlook of CRESDA. International Cooperation.

3 1. Overview of CRESDA

4 Development of CRESDA Founded in 1991, responsible for operation, management, data processing and distribution, and applications of CBERS satellites.

5 Development of CRESDA In 2005, Chinese government decided to construct the National Land Observation Satellite Ground System based on the CBERS ground system. Now, a band-new satellite data ground processing system has been set up in CRESDA, which can process 5 satellites:hj-1 A/B/C, CBERS-03 & 04 data at the same time

6 Satellites International cooperation CBERS CBERS-01/02 CBERS-02B CBERS-03/04 China land observation satellites HJ-1 ZY-3 HJ-1-A HJ-1-B HJ-1-C ZY-3-01

7 CBERS Satellites CBERS China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellite, which was jointly developed by China and Brazil.

8 launched CBRES /10~2003/08 (End of Life) CBRES-02: 2003/ (End of life) CBRES-02B: 2007/09 (End of life) HJ-1-A ( In-flight) HJ-1-B ( In-flight)

9 CBERS Ground Station Three ground receiving stations for CBERS satellites in Miyun (Beijing), Urumqi and Guangzhou, cover whole land area of China and its surrounding regions

10 HJ-1 Ground Station Three ground receiving stations for HJ satellites in Miyun (Beijing), Kashi and Hainan.

11 Data Distribution Amount of CBERS and HJ Unit: Scenes More than 1 million images distributed in China. 200% annual growth rate of user number since 2005 Over 98% average annual growth rate of data distribution amount Over 90% of the domestic market for mid-resolution products of the same kind of satellites.

12 Data Distribution in Different Sectors Other Oceanography Meteorology Minering Disaster Monitering Forestry Water Resources Urban Construction Enviorment Protect Land Management Agriculture R & D

13 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Fire disaster monitoring Mountain fire happened in Dongyong on the Lantao Island in Hong Kong in the evening of November 26, Fire happned on Tuen Mun Mountain in Hong Kong at 4 o clock p.m on November 28. The third level of fire happened on the Pineapple mountain in Tuen Mun in Hong Kong at 2:24 p.m on January 1, The district and area of fire are got through change monitoring by CBERS-02B image. Forestry Cartography Fire disaster analyzing in Neimenggu in May, 2005 Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy The forest fire disaster analysis in Anning County, Yunnan Province on Mar. 29, 2006

14 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Flood disaster monitoring Agriculture Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy CBERS-02 image on April 8, 2007 ALOS image on July 13, 2007 Great flood of valley happened in Huai River from June to July resident areas had been submerged totally or partly. Although other resident areas were not submerged, they were suffering flood.

15 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy Algal bloom disaster monitoring in Taihu lake China Centre for Resources Satellite Data & Application had monitored algal bloom in Taihu Lake which happened from March to June, 2007 with images of CBERS-02. And the environmental management department gave a high regard. In 2008,CRESDA monitored algal bloom in Taihu Lake again with CBERS-02B image.

16 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Earthquake monitoring Images before and after earthquake in Beichuan province was contrasted by fusing CBERS-02B HR and CCD image. Damaged houses, roads, bridges and temporary settlements could be recognized clearly. Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy Image Interpretation Result in Beichuan County by CBERS-02B on June 1st,2008

17 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Earthquake monitoring Make use of resources satellite three dimension demonstration system, The real physiognomy after Earthquake disaster can display. Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy 3D Fusion Image in Wenchuan, Sichuan Province On April 7,2008 Fusion Image in Beichuan, Sichuan Province On June 1,2008 汶川地区 2008 年 4 月 7 日 CCD 与 HR 融合影像三维浏览图

18 Typical application Of CBERS Data 灾害监测应用 Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Forestry Farm Monitoring Farming is today an economically, socially and environmentally sensitive sector. Satellite imagery now underpins an objective, global and precise approach to resource management and has become crucial to agricultural inventories, crop forecasts, monitoring crop health and soil moisture. infield Cartography Cotton in green frame Land and Resources Environment Protection Distributing infield in AKesu, xinjiang province Water Conservancy Cotton area interpretation in AKesu, xinjiang province

19 Typical application Of CBERS Data 灾害监测应用 Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Tobacco planting area monitoring by CBERS data It is better to recognize tobacco film by fusing CCD and HR panchromatic images of CBERS, and then to monitor the planting area of tobacco. Forestry Cartography Land and Resources fused image of CBERS-02B data for extraction test of tobacco field Environment Protection tobacco field and film picture on the spot Water Conservancy Classification result of tobacco field based on fused image of CBERS-02B data

20 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Forest resource monitoring CBERS data was used in forest resource monitoring in Nanping,Fujian province, And The result of estimate indicates that classification precision of CBERS-02 is as much as ETM+. Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy

21 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring CBERS CCD image can update of 1:75000 to 1:10000 topographic maps Agriculture 林业应用 Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy

22 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Forestry 测绘应用 Cartography 国土资源调查 Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy Dynamic monitoring CBERS-01 image in 2001 CBERS-01 image in 2004 CBERS-02 image in 2006 contract of area change in Wolong Lake from 1986 to 2006 Wolong Lake, which is in Kangping county, is the largest inland wetland of Liaoning and the first provincial natural protection area in Shenyang. Liaoning Academy of Environmental Sciences studied this field with Landsat and CBERS data from 1986 to The result showed: the water area of Wolong Lake reduced year after year before 2004, and it dried up drastically in the end of The area of WoLong Lake in 2006 had recovered to the level of 2000 after taking protection measure.

23 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Forestry 测绘应用 Cartography Coal mining and the development of monitoring situation HR image can show relevant mining information, monitor whether the mine is closed by related requirement, and provide important basis for surveying and monitoring of coal mining situation; It also can extract moving mining information from HR image, and contrast with approved mining region in the coal mining data base, judging legal or illegal from spatial relationship. 国土资源调查 Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy HR coal mining image HR closed coal mining image mine monitoring HR image of Benxi city

24 Typical application Of CBERS Data Disaster Monitoring Agriculture Forestry Cartography Land and Resources Environment Protection Water Conservancy The contrast of CBERS images before and after storing water in Three Gorges Reservoir Three Gorges project is the largest water conservancy in china and also worldwide. It can control flood, g e n e r a t e electricity and ship. Three Gorges Reservoir had stored water to water level of 135m in June, It presents good effect of economy and society. CBERS images clearly reflect the change of Three Gorges before and after storing water.

25 2.Outlook of CRESDA.

26 Road Map CBERS-02 CBERS-01 CBERS-02B CBERS-02C CBERS-03 CBERS-04 HJ-1-A HJ-1-B HJ-1-C ZY-1 CRESDA A national center for land observation satellite data process, storage, distribution

27 past CBERS-01 CBERS-02 CBERS-02B Will Launch In- Flight HJ-1-C X Y Z ZY-3 HJ-1-A HJ-1-B Launched in 2008 CBERS-02C CBERS-03 Designing 重力场测量卫星 High Resolution land observation sat. CBERS-05/06

28 3.International Cooperation

29 Cooperation & Communications CRESDA has developed extensive international cooperation and communications with such countries as Brazil, France, Norway, Canada, Australia, the US, Singapore, Mongolia, Thailand, Sweden, South Africa and Egypt. Canada Pakistan India Indonesia Brazil Mongolia Singapore Bangladesh Malaysia France Norway The US Vietnam

30 International Charter Space and Major Disasters (Charter) Emergency on-call Officer On-Duty Operator Authorized User Project Manager Disaster End User Value Added Reseller In may 2007, China National Space Administration (CNSA) joined the Charter. As the Chinese satellite data provider, CRESDA provides CBERS satellite data for Charter for monitoring the natural disasters both at home and abroad. At the same time, CRESDA also acts as an ECO to arrange satellite data resources for the disaster affected area.

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32 Constructing Stations in South Africa and Thailand In October 2008, a receiving station for CBERS was put into operation in South Africa. In 2009, CRESDA completed the work concerning construction of a ground station for HJ-1A satellite in Thailand.

33 Nationwide Mosaic Image for Mongolia Based on CCD Data of HJ Satellites In Nov. 2009, a nationwide mosaic image for Mongolia had been completed based on CCD data of HJ satellites.

34 In the future CRESDA will Cooperation and communication with CEOS members. Actively participant the technical communication such as site calibration. Strengthen the satellite data process technical cooperation with other agencies.

35 Thanks