Outline 1. Introduction 2. Ground Satellite receivers operated by RA-V member countries 3. Common Major applications of satellite data in RA-V 4. Important point and Future expectations of RA-V. 1 Utilization of Geostationary and Polar Utilization of Geostationary and Polar Orbiting Satellite Data in RA-V Region Orbiting Satellite Data in RA-V Region (Present Status) (Present Status) Dr. Sri Woro B. Harijono
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Outline
1. Introduction
2. Ground Satellite receivers operated by RA-V member countries
3. Common Major applications of satellite data in RA-V
4. Important point and Future expectations of RA-V.
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Utilization of Geostationary and Utilization of Geostationary and Polar Orbiting Satellite Data in Polar Orbiting Satellite Data in
RA-V RegionRA-V Region(Present Status)(Present Status)Dr. Sri Woro B. Harijono
I) Introduction
Introduce inherent characteristic of regional condition: Tropical maritime continent type; Vulnerable to climate variability; and limited in resources.
Indispensable need: Warning Center to anticipate the various significant weather and climate variability event.
A survey (e.g. questionnaires and E-mail communication) was conducted among 22 member countries. Not all countries responded in time.
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RA V MEMBERS AND SIGNIFICANT WEATHER RA V MEMBERS AND SIGNIFICANT WEATHER SYSTEM IN SOUTH-WEST PACIFIC REGION (RA V)SYSTEM IN SOUTH-WEST PACIFIC REGION (RA V)
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PHILIPPINES
MALAYSIA
SINGAPORE
I N D O N E S I A
EAST TIMOR
PAPUA NEW GUINEA SOLOMON
ISLANDS
COOK ISLAND
SAMOA
TONGA
FRENCHPOLYNESIA
NEW ZEALAND
AUSTRALIA
KIRIBATI
MICRONESIA
VANUATU
NEW CALEDONIAFIJI
I N D O N E S I A
MALAYSIASINGAPORE
PHILIPPINES
FRENCHPOLYNESIA
COOK ISLAND
WARNING CENTRES of RA V WARNING CENTRES of RA V
Warning of Land Fire and Haze (ASMC)
Typhoon Warning Center
TCWC
TCWC
TCWCTCWC
TCWC
RSMC
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RSMCHonolulu
I N D O N E S I A
MALAYSIA
SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINES
8-HRIT, 8-HRPT
1-APT,1-LRIT,1-HRIT
137-APT, 117-LRIT23-HRIT, 23-HRPT
1-APT,1-HRPT,3-HRIT,1-GVAR,1-
LRIT
35-APT, 17-LRIT, 5-HRIT, 5-GVAR,10-HRPT
4-APT, 2-LRIT,1-HRPT,1HRIT,1-LRIT
2-HRIT, 3-HRPT,16-LRIT,2-APT
1-LRIT/APT
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1-LRIT/APT1-LRIT/APT
1-LRIT1-LRIT/APT
1-LRIT/APT
BRUNEI1-HRIT, 7-LRIT
NIUE
II) II) GROUND GROUND SATELLITE SATELLITE RECEIVER SET UP IN RA V REGIONRECEIVER SET UP IN RA V REGION
2-APT,1-LRIT, 1HRIT
FRENCHPOLYNESIA
COOK ISLAND1-LRIT/APT
2-HRIT, 5-HRPT,7-LRIT,5-APT
3-HRIT, 3-HRPT,1-LRIT
= 2011
PalauLRIT/APT
LRIT/APTMarshallIsland
LRIT/APTTuvalu
GVAR/Guam
GVAR, 10-HRPTHonolulu
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Global Geostationary Satellite CoverageGlobal Geostationary Satellite Coverage
Australia Brunei Cook Island Fiji Honolulu Indonesia Kiribati
Samoa Singapore Solomon Tonga Vanuatu
Cook Island Fiji Kiribati Marshall Is New Zealand Niue
ElektroElektro
FY-2FY-2
MTSATMTSAT
GOES-WGOES-W
GOES-EGOES-E
MTSAT GOES-W
MeteosatMeteosat
Guam Malaysia New Caledonia New Zealand Niue PNG Philippines
Honolulu Samoa Tonga Tuvalu American
Samoa
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REGION
APPLICATION•Tropical Cyclone
•Typhoon
•Monsoon•Weather System
•Land Fires•Haze•Environmental Change
Southeast Asia MTSAT(Hi-Res)
MTSAT(Hi-Res)
NOAA (Hi-Res)
AUS, NZ & US MTSAT & GOES(Hi-Res)
MTSAT & GOES(Hi-Res)
NOAA , METOP(Hi-Res)
Small Island Developing States
MTSAT & GOES(Low-Res)
MTSAT & GOES(Low-Res)
SATELLITE TYPE Geostationary Satellites Polar-orbiting
satellites
III) Application of satellite data in different region of RA VIII) Application of satellite data in different region of RA V
Tropical Cyclone Monitoring :
TROPICAL CYCLONE MONITORING ISSUED BY JAKARTA TCWC (EVENT : TC “ANGGREK” 01 NOVEMBER 2010)
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Track Forecast of Tropical Cyclone “Anggrek” 01 – 04 November 2010
Tropical Cyclone “Anggrek”From MTSAT-2 IR Enchanced Image 31 October 2010, 18.30
UTC
Haze distribution detection with NOAA-AVHRR 18
Transboundary Haze Monitoring :
Haze distribution
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Monthly SST forecast with MODIS – Terra data
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FORECAST
OBSERVATION
IV) Future expectations from RA-V:
1. Polar Orbiting Satellite Products: – Extension of areal coverage of satellite’s scatterometer and higher spatial
and temporal resolution of polar satellite.
– Increasing the resolution of wind velocity products at ocean surface.
– Increasing the capabilities of satellite products to be able to identify local convection processes (leading to Hurricane & Tornado) through RPS (Radar-Polarimetric Satellite)
– Increasing the capability of satellite system to monitor tropical air sea interaction processes, a main driving force of tropical cyclone and extreme weather over coastal zone, the frequent weather phenomena in RAV region
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Future expectations (continued...)
2. Geostationary imagery products: - Requires an increase of image frequency & image resolution and Low- light visible imagery.- Southern hemisphere countries are adversely impacted when GOES images cut off when northern hemisphere rapid scan is occurring .
3. Capacity Building – Technical support for RA-V members capacity building on satellite
data Acquisition – Processing – Analysis/ Interpretation useful.
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– Indonesian case: National Effort (Indonesia) for ASEAN member Countries:
YEAR TITLE EXPERT2007 “Training Course Radar and
Satellite Data Processing”JMA-Japan
2008 “Workshop on Satellite & Radar Applications for Early Warning”
JMA-Japan;WMO-RTC, China
2009 “Training Course on Doppler Weather Radar for Weather Forecasting”
IMD-India (India Met. Department)
2010 Training Course on Satellite and Radar
JMA-Japan;WMO-RTC, China
2011OR
2012
RA V – NOAA – WMO Joint Effort
• RA V : 22 member countries participation (Full Covers)
• NOAA & WMO : Expert (Full Covers)
Capacity building (continued …)
4. We hope to have a continuation of: – Data Collection Platforms (DCPs) utilization for data communication
from remote sites of member countries.– Direct broadcast of Hi-Res satellite data with current / minor
upgrade of existing receiving systems when possible.– Assistances for upgrading equipments for small island developing
states (SIDS : Tonga, Samoa, Cook Island, Kiribati, Vanuatu, Nieu, Micronesia, Marshall Is, Solomon Is, Tuvalu), and other developing countries (Fiji, Palau, Philippines).
5. Compatibly and more affordable of new version satellite to the existing ground receiver. 14
Cont…
Thank you for considering: user readiness
• Step by step basis for Developing Countries Need longer lead time to either secure internal funding or donor
funding to support these investment.
Some preparation have to be done (2-3 years) Submit proposal to their government Allocate budget for :
Purchasing the completely new receiving systemCapacity building purposes
Conduct training : processing – analysis – interpretation