Transcript TAJUK BESAR - Malaysia Geospatial Forum

SUPPORTIVE POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR
GEOSPATIAL DEVELOPMENT:
THE NATIONAL SPACE POLICY
Mustafa Din Subari and Dasimah Zainal
[email protected], [email protected]
National Space Agency, Malaysia
CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
THE GEOSPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
THE NATIONAL SPACE POLICY
SPACE CONTRIBUTIONS TO GEOSPATIAL
INDUSTRY
• SOME ISSUES
• CONCLUDING REMARKS
INTRODUCTION
Malaysian Geospatial Act (draft)
• Geospatial
– Means natural or constructed features on land, sea, underground and space
referred to any particular geographical reference system
• Geospatial information
– Any data or information pertaining to the locations, shapes, boundaries and
description of geographic features derived from all geospatial activities
through terrestrial, underground, seaborne, airborne and space borne
platforms.
– Forms – map, plan, model, graph, drawing, aerial imagery, satellite imagery,
images and sensors data, film, negative, tape or other device, hard & soft copy
• Geospatial activities
– All activities related to geospatial information such as acquiring, processing,
producing, updating, integrating, value-adding, disseminating, sharing,
managing, handling, utilizing and storing.
THE LOCAL GEOSPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
Malaysian National Spatial Data
Infrastructure (NSDI)
Malaysian Geospatial Data Infrastructure
(MyGDI)
Spearhead
Malaysian Center for
Geospatial Data
Infrastructure
(MaCGDI)
Implement
develop
THE EARTH & SPACE
• Geospatial – Earth-related attributes
World English Dictionary
geospatial — adj of or relating to the relative
position of things on the earth's surface
• Space (Outer space) – Outside the terrestrial
Earth outer space - noun
1. space beyond the atmosphere of the earth.
2. deep space.
• The connection
– Geospatial sector as part of space ?
– The National Space Policy
THE NATIONAL SPACE POLICY
Vision
Mission
Objectives
Thrusts
Programs & Action Plans
THE NATIONAL SPACE POLICY
VISION
Embracing space as a strategic sector for national
well-being towards achieving Vision 2020 and
beyond.
MISSION
The National Space Policy aims to develop the country’s
potential in the space sector to support the development of the
new economy, and strengthening the national security.
OBJECTIVES
To build up space infrastructure and industry for economic benefit and
safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty.
To empower the civil society in enriching their quality of life through
information from innovative application of space technology.
THE THRUSTS
Thrust 1
• Space industry development to
sustain economic growth and
enhance quality of life
Thrust 2
• Space technology and
infrastructure development for
economic benefit and
safeguarding National security
SPACE CONTRIBUTIONS TO GEOSPATIAL
INDUSTRY
THE PROGRAMMES AND ACTION PLANS …
Thrust 1
• PROGRAM 1: NURTURING THE
SPACE INDUSTRY
Thrust 2
• PROGRAM 2: ENHANCING THE
NATIONAL SPACE PROGRAMS
PROGRAM 1: NURTURING THE SPACE
INDUSTRY
Setting up the Space GovernmentIndustry Council
Identify and
cluster local
space industry
incubation
programs for
startups
special spacestatus company
Tax incentives
PROGRAM 2: ENHANCING THE
NATIONAL SPACE PROGRAMS
Developing the National
Satellite Programme
Earth
Observation
Satellite
Communication
Satellite
GNSS
PROGRAM 2: ENHANCING THE
NATIONAL SPACE PROGRAMS
National Ground
Infrastructures
My-RTKNet
SISPELSAT
Others
SOME ISSUES …
• Space development is capital intensive
• Foreign data and service providers – satellite
imagery
• Geospatial data policy
CONCLUDING REMARKS …
• Local Geospatial industry is growing
• Infrastructures needed to serve it – space is
one
• Important to have data policy that encourages
the growth of the industry
THE GEOSPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
• MyGDI as a Malaysian National Spatial Data
Infrastructure (NSDI)
• Malaysian Center for Geospatial Data
Infrastructure (MaCGDI)is a center under
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment
(NRE).
• MaCGDI was formed in 2002 to promote the
development and implementation of Malaysian
Geospatial Data Infrastructure (MyGDI)as the
Malaysian NSDI.
• MaCGDI plays crucial roles to spearhead the
geospatial industry in Malaysia.
• Earth Observation Satellite:
– TiungSAT, RazakSAT and current is RazakSAT-2
– Important role in resources investigation and
the monitoring of environment disasters. EO
satellite data can be applied to numerous
fields as agriculture, forestry, water resources,
land use, cartography, mineral exploration and
ocean investigations.
• Communication Satellite:
– Proposal to develop, launch and operate a
small Geostationary Satellite as part of the
telecommunication network architecture to
serve the needs of the Government of
Malaysia.
– Among others the satellite will enhance data
linkages capabilities between Government
facilities; support numerous applications such
as administrative services – geospatial data
access?
• Navigation Services:
– Enhancing GNSS services for local users
– Core services - GPS, GLONASS
– Satellite Based Augmentation System (My-SBAS) addresses the needs of all modes of navigation
needs, including Military, Civil Aviation, Maritime
and Land users, as well as precise positioning.
• Multi GNSS
• GLONASS utilization in Malaysia
• QZSS extension of services