Transcript Monitoring for Human Security Reflecting the 'S' in GMES

UNOOSA
Summer/Winter Schools @ GEOSS
Peter Zeil
Centre for Geoinformatics Z_GIS, Salzburg University
GEO Capacity Building Committee Meeting Hannover February 13-14 2008
Introduction
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GMOSS
UN-SPIDER
Concept
Examples (2005,2006,2007)
The offer (2008,2009)
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GMOSS – Global Monitoring for Security and
Stability
Hans-Joachim Lotz-Iwen (DLR)
GMOSS Dissemination Workshop
European Commission
October 2nd , 2007
Objectives of GMOSS
The main objective of Networks of Excellence is the integration of research
The objectives of the NoE GMOSS in the framework of GMES are:
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To gather European experts from different backgrounds in the field of
remote sensing and security (Research, Politics, Military, Industry)
 To define and to perform a joint work programme focused on RS data
analysis, benchmarking of methods, and socio-political background
analysis
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To constitute a durable platform for the exchange of information
 To initiate support for customers/end users, in particular for operational
services in the context of GMES
 To trigger new fields of research
GMOSS – basic figures
Instrument Network of Excellence
Name
GMOSS Global Monitoring for
Security and Stability
Funding
Space Priority
Duration
Start
End
48 months
2004-Mar-01
2008-Apr-29
Budget
6 Mio €
Coordinator DLR
Partners
22 (24) contractors from 11 countries
Associates 13 partners from 6 countries
Staff
> 150 researchers involved
~ 76 registered researchers
~ 26 registered PhD students
Working structure of GMOSS
Consortium
Coordinator
Partner ntegration
Integration of research activities
Generic tools
Training + Commun.
Applications
Security concepts
Test cases
Feature recognition
Treaty monitoring
Scenario analysis
Training measures
Workshops
Data integr.+ visual.
Early warnings
Respond. to crisis
Public outreach
Change detection
Population + borders
Issues & priorities
Standards + benchmarking
Sharing infrastructure
Staffing exchange
Infrastructure + Damage Assessm..
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information
for Disaster Management and Emergency Response
General Assembly A/RES/61/110
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The United Nations General Assembly agreed to
establish the “United Nations Platform for Spacebased Information for Disaster Management and
Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER)” as a programme
within the United Nations to provide universal access to
all types of space-based information and services
relevant to disaster management by:
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being a gateway to space information for disaster management
support;
serving as a bridge to connect the disaster management and
space communities; and
being a facilitator of capacity-building and institutional
strengthening.
United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information
for Disaster Management and Emergency Response
General Assembly A/RES/61/110
• Mission statement: “Ensure that all
countries have access to and
develop the capacity to use all types
of space-based information to
support the full disaster management
cycle”.
CBERS
United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information
for Disaster Management and Emergency Response
UN SPIDER Activities (A/AC.105/894)
A Gateway to Space-based Information for Disaster Management Support
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Compilation of Information
Access to Information
Awareness Raising
Outreach Activities
Regional and Country Profiles
A Bridge to Connect the Disaster Management and Space Communities
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Support to Communities of Practice (CoP)
Knowledge Management and Transfer
Platform for Fostering Alliances
A Facilitator of Capacity Building and Institutional Strengthening
9. Support to National Activities
10. Support to Establishing National Planning and Policies
11. Support to Capacity Building
United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information
for Disaster Management and Emergency Response
UNOOSA
UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting
Building Upon the Network of Regional
Support Offices
February 7- 9 2008
Schloss Leopoldskron
Salzburg / Austria
United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information
for Disaster Management and Emergency Response
United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information
for Disaster Management and Emergency Response
United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008
The Summer School Concept
Scenario
Introduction to
concepts and
methodologies
Practicals &
near-realtime
exercise
Group work
&
presentations
one week Summer School
GMOSS Summer Schools – H. Klug & P. Zeil (Z_GIS)
Evaluation
of
relevance
Number of Participants
Female
Countries
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GMOSS Summer Schools – H. Klug & P. Zeil (Z_GIS)
Number of Participants
Female
Countries
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GMOSS Summer Schools – H. Klug & P. Zeil (Z_GIS)
Number of Participants
Female
Countries
22
8
11
GMOSS Summer Schools – H. Klug & P. Zeil (Z_GIS)
Rapid Information for Emergency
Response
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Host
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Support organisation
Z_GIS
 web-services
 dissemination
 registration
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contribution to scientific program
GMES
 projects
 CB activities
 CB funds
UNU-EHS
 ITC DM School
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funding participants
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Rapid Information for Emergency
Response
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Contribution to
 CB-07-02 (in Brazil 2008 and Morocco
2009)
 CB....
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The final beneficiaries
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