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1 How to access EO data PAC USF USF PDHS LRAC USCF PDCC
2 Europe s expanding EO Capability Continuity & Evolution Wind Scatterometer (Low rate) all weather; day and night SAR Antenna (C-Band, 5.3 GHz) image mode (High rate) ERS 1 Oceans Sea Ice Cryosphere Land Surface present ERS 2 + Global Ozone + enhanced ATSR (3 visible channels) wave mode (Low Rate) all weather, day and night Radar Altimeter (Microwave sounder) GOME (on ERS-2 ) O3, CO2, SO2 ATSR Along Track Scanning Radiometer SST measurement precision: 0.1 K Laser Retro-reflector PRARE Precise Range & Rate Equipment
3 Europe s expanding EO Capability MERIS AATSR CryoSat-2 Continuity & Evolution RA-2 GOCE ADM/Aeolus ASAR SMOS ERS present ERS 2 March 2002 ENVISAT others Sentinels 1,2,3,4,5 Oceans Sea Ice Cryosphere Land Surface + Global Ozone + enhanced ATSR (3 visible channels) Continuity of ERS1/2 + Ocean Colour + Atmospheric Constituents
4 ESA uses its multi-mission ground systems to acquire, process, archive and distribute data from other satellites. The data is distributed under specific agreements with the owners or operators of the mission, following the ESA Data Policy.
5 How to apply for data access within a Category 1 use framework Application for Category 1 use data access can be submitted to ESA at any time using the ESA Earth Observation Principal Investigator portal ESA Data Policy
6 ESA EO Data policy defined by ESA Member States: to maximize the beneficial use of data from ESA EO satellites to stimulate a balanced development of science, public utility and commercial applications, consistent with the mission objectives Two categories of use: Research & Applications Development Category 1 All ESA data available (except ASAR HR) esa using ESA facilities/stations Costs of reproduction (for delivery on media) Free on Internet Cat.1 use Terms & Conditions Operational & Commercial use ASAR HR Category 2 competing Distributing Entities using ESA facilities and/or agreements with non-esa stations costs defined by competing Distributing Entities
7 Main points: Category 1 use Terms & Conditions Each PI shall sign the Category 1 use Terms & Conditions to use the data only within the project team (i.e. PI and co-pis) and only for the purpose described in the project proposal i.e. no data redistribution outside the Cat.1 use project team to widely publish the project results in scientific publications or presentations with data citation: [mission or instrument] Data provided by European Space Agency (to facilitate ESA web searching of publications, and subsequent reporting on mission/instrument achievements)
8 Online access to systematically acquired ESA & TPM data Simple on-registration ESA & TPM products not systematically generated available on request Full proposal Products offered within an ESA Announcement of Opportunity Full proposal
9 Products systematically generated and available on-line via fast registration
10 Envisat products systematically generated and available on Internet NRT & recent data availability period coverage MERIS Red. Resolution (1200 m) ASAR Medium Resolution (75 m) ASAR Global Monitoring (1000 m) AATSR Radar Altimetry SCIAMACHY, GOMOS MERIS Full Resolution (300 m) Level 1 Europe coverage MERIS Full Resolution (300 m) ASAR High Resolution (12.5 m) Systematic (i.e. processing of all data) Product available within 3 hours from acquisition Systematic Not systematic on request Rolling archive of last 7-14 days Rolling archive of 14 days Few hours after acquisition Worldwide coverage Europe coverage According to instrument planning Fast registration Full proposal proposal archived data availability period coverage MERIS Red. Resolution (1200 m) Radar Altimetry SCIAMACHY, MIPAS, GOMOS AATSR MERIS Full Resolution (300 m) ASAR High Rate Systematic (i.e. for each re-processing of the data) Not systematic on request Whole mission since mid-2002 Whole mission since mid-2002 Worldwide coverage Worldwide coverage Fast registration Full proposal
11 Registration Cover Page Immediate Project title, acceptance study-area and contact information Data Requirements Products Access Type of to needed data provided products typically within 2 working days from acceptance Terms and Conditions online Full proposal Cover Page Data Requirements Products Team Composition, Experience, Innovation and Contribution Detailed Description and Schedule Other Data used Upload a file Project title, study-area and contact information Scientific Type and Review amount of needed products Notification Participants about to the review project, outcome Team and expertise, information Anticipated about results amount of data authorised to the Scientific project rationale, ( quota ) Proposed provided within methodological 6 weeks and technical approach, Schedule Additional information
![Accessing online data [1] Multi-mission Rolling archive: access to ERS, ENVISAT,](/docs-images/96/127264042/images/12-1.jpg "TPM data full product (e.g.")
12 Accessing online data [1] Multi-mission Rolling archive: access to ERS, ENVISAT, TPM data full product (e.g. MERIS full orbit) data of last 7 14 days registration requested to EOPI@esa.int Envisat Web File Server (EWFS): download a subset of data for a selected geographic region data of last 7 14 days
![Accessing online data [2] MERCI web interface: free of charge access to global MERIS RR data and (A)ATSR archived data 40](/docs-images/96/127264042/images/13-1.jpg "TBytes TBytes of MERIS RR data MERIS RR data 90 TBytes TBytes of AATSR AATSR data Simple registration requested to http://eopi.")
13 Accessing online data [2] MERCI web interface: free of charge access to global MERIS RR data and (A)ATSR archived data 40 TBytes TBytes of MERIS RR data MERIS RR data 90 TBytes TBytes of AATSR AATSR data Simple registration requested to
14 EOLI: Earthnet OnLine Interactive catalogue ESA client for the multi-mission EO catalogue and ordering services Provides access to the ESA catalogues of EO products ENVISAT ALOS Terra/Aqua ERS SPOT SeaStar Landsat Kompsat SCISAT IKONOS Proba NOAA JERS DMC IRS Nimbus Allows visualisation of quick-looks & online ordering Data distribution via media
15 Summary MERCI MERIS RR RR & AATSR archived Access to to EO EO data Rolling Archive NRT NRT & recent Envisat Web Web File File Server NRT NRT & recent EOLI EOLI multi-mission catalogue
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18 ESA EO User Toolboxes Software Toolboxes instigated by ESA contracts Each Toolbox is a collection of OPEN SOURCE software tools to help the remote sensing community to exploit ESA-TPM data New generation to contain scientific tutorials prepared with Universities and practical case studies using real EO data Offered to the user community free-of-charge NEST 2C BASIC ERS&ENVISAT (A)ATSR AND MERIS TOOLBOX (BEAM) User: ~1000 BASIC ERS&ENVISAT ATMOSPHERIC TOOLBOX (BEAT) User: ~100* BASIC RADAR ALTIMETER TOOLBOX (BEAT) User: ~ 100 POLARIMETRIC SAR DATA PROCESSING AND EDUCATIONAL TOOL (POLSARPRO) User: ~ 800 NEXT ESA SAR TOOLBOX (NEST) User: ~700 GOCE USER TOOLBOX (GUT) Version 1.0 Released soon * Institutes
19 ENVISAT: 10 ways to monitor the Earth ASAR Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar MERIS Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer AATSR (*) Advanced Along Track Scanning Radiometer RA-2 Radar Altimeter 2 - MWR Microwave Radiometer - LRR Laser Retro Reflector - DORIS (*) Doppler Orbitography and Radiopositioning Integrated by Satellite GOMOS Global Ozone Monitoring by Occultation of Stars MIPAS Michelson Interferometric Passive Atmospheric Sounder SCIAMACHY (*) Scanning Imaging Absorption Spectrometer for Atmospheric Cartography (*) Announcement of Opportunity Instrument
20 ARTEMIS Ka-Band (real time & recorders) ENVISAT X-Band X-Band (real time & recorders) Ka-Band KIRUNA ESA/ESRIN MATERA
21 Flight Operations Control Centre (FOCC) at ESA/ESOC Payload Data Control Centre (PDCC) at ESA/ESRIN NRT Processing Stations (PDHS) at ESRIN and Kiruna Off-Line Processing and Archiving Centres (PAC) in European countries UK-PAC PDHS-K S-PAC FIN-coPAC Svalbard E-PAC F-PAC FOCC D-PAC Off line products NRT products PDCC PDHS-E I-PAC NRT products USERS
22 Rate of Proposals over Time 2357 ~ 4200 research projects First 3000 images Cat1 AO Bam earthquake Tectonic uplift (Andaman) Hurricane Katrina Chlorophyll concentration Global air pollution Prestige tanker oil slick Ozone hole B-15A iceberg CO2 map
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