USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 DATA USER ELEMENT GLOBVOLCANO www.globvolcano.org Project Overview.

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USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 DATA USER ELEMENT GLOBVOLCANO Project Overview

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Scope & Objectives  Part of the European Space Agency Data User Element (DUE)  EO-based Inforamtion Services: Ground Deformations Surface Thermal Anomalies Volcanic Gas (SO 2 ) emissions Volcanic Ash tracking  Main Purpose: “to define, implement and validate a volcanologic information system to support the volcanic observatories, civil protection agencies and the broader scientific community of volcanoes with validated EO products”.  Based on requirements provided by INGV-OV and a worldwide selection of volcanic observatories.

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Project Planning  GlobVolcano Project has been kicked-off in February 2007  Phase 1 (Completed in June 2008) Requirement Engineering : Requirements, Design Justification, Technical specification, Service case description. Design Engineering : set up of the GV Information system, Prototype Products generation, Preliminary Validation and assessment, GV metadata catalogue, QAR. Promotion, User Federation.  Phase 2 (Started in November 2008) Service provision, products delivery and GV metadata catalogue update. GlobVolcano products evaluation. Promotion, User Federation.

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Project Consortium Consultants:  Prof. Franco Barberi  Prof. Fabrizio Ferrucci  IES Consulting Italy Canada France The Netherlands BelgiumGermany The Netherlands

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Overview of Phase 1 Activities  The first phase of the project concerned Harmonization and consolidation of the users’ requirement Definition and development of the GlobVolcano Information System Generation of the prototype products Validation of surface thermal anomalies and deformation mapping products

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GLOBVOLCANO METADATA CATALOGUE GLOBVOLCANO USER INTERFACE (VIRTUAL EARTH ) Metadata Query / Visualisation GlobVolcano Information System Products Delivery Products delivery FTP Products Visualisation 7 GV PRODUCTS ARCHIVE EO DATA PROESSING SUB-SYSTEM WEB Not- Authorised Users Authorised Users

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GlobVolcano Data Processing System (1/3)  Deformation Mapping Service: Two different processing approaches are adopted in order to provide both global and detailed monitoring of the area of interest (Both processing approaches exploit Envisat ASAR data) EarthView ® Conventional DInSAR Technique (MDA Canada) Alert level increase: temporal resolution of products can be increased by exploiting capability of ASAR sensor to image an area with different geometry Fast deformation: it can supply users with interferograms providing useful information at least for a first qualitative analysis PSINSAR TM Permanent Scatterers (T.R.E. Italy) High accurate deformation estimation (APS estimation and removal) for a set radar targets exhibiting a coherence level constant in time Monitoring of the temporal evolution of the deformation over long time period

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Two software tools are adopted for the implementation of the service: MyVOL for high resolution multispectral EO data (IES Consulting) MyMOD for low-spatial resolution/high-temporal resolution multispectral EO data (IES Consulting) GlobVolcano Data Processing System (2/3)  Surface Thermal Anomalies Service Systematic Synergetic Merge of : High spatial resolution satellite data acquired over long revisit intervals by ASTER (onboard TERRA) and HRVIR or HRGT (onboard SPOT-4 and -5). Low spatial resolution satellite data acquired with daily frequency by MODIS (onboard TERRA and AQUA). The combined use of these instruments allows increasing frequency of observation and level of detail

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GlobVolcano Data Processing System (3/3)  Volcanic Gas Emission (SO 2 ) Service is provided by a link to GSE-PROMOTE-(SACS) Purpose: deliver Near-Real-Time EO-base SO 2 measurements related to volcanic eruptions useful to assess possible impacts of volcanic eruptions on public safety The service is focused on the delivery of SO 2 data derived from different satellite instruments: Envisat SCIAMACHY (BIRA IASB Belgium) AURA OMI (KNMI The Netherlands) MetOp-A GOME-2 (DLR Germany)  Volcanic Ash Tracking Service is provided by a link to GSE-PROMOTE-(SACS) Purpose: track the ash injected into the atmosphere during a volcanic eruption. The service is accomplished by using a proper RGB composite with BTD (Brightness Temperature Differences) relative to SEVIRI-MSG Infrared channels: IR8.7, IR10.8 and IR12.0 (CGS - Italy)

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GlobVolcano Information Service  The GlobVolcano Information Service is the product provision infrastructure of the GlobVolcano Information System  The GlobVolcano Information Service includes the following elements GlobVolcano Products Archives Functionalities: Web Map Service (WMS), product delivery / downloading GlobVolcano Metadata Catalogue Functionality: Catalogue Service for Web (CS-W) GlobVolcano User Interface (GVUI) Front end for the users, Based on Virtual Earth platform

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GlobVolcano User Interface  Two different points of access can be distinguished: Public User Interface Not Authorised Users Private User Interface Authorised Users (GlobVolcano Users)

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GVUI – Public User Interface Geographic area selection Metadata search

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GVUI – Public User Interface Geographic area visualization Metadata visualization

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GVUI – Private User Interface  User Login  Products search

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GVUI – Private User Interface Products selection and visualization Products selection and delivery / download

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 GVUI offers the basic Virtual Erath functionalities: zooming base layer selection (satellite aerial image, road map or both) 2D and 3D view oblique aerial view (bird’s eye view is available only for limited location, mostly urban) GlobVolcano User Interface

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Phase 1 Users Organisations INGV-CT Etna / Vukcano / Strmboli IPGP Piton de la Fournaise CVGHM Merapi – Java IPGP/CNDRS Karthala MVO Sufriére Hill UNCO - Colima

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Phase 1 Volcano Sites User OrganisationVolcanoArea Deformation Mapping Surface Thermal Anomalies Volcanic Gas Emissions Montserrat VO Montserrat West Indies Soufrière Hills Montserrat MyVOL (ASTER) MyMOD (MODIS) X INGV - Catania Italy Etna Sicily MyMOD (MODIS)X VulcanoEolie PSInSAR TM MyVOL (ASTER)X Stromboli PSInSAR TM X IPGP France Piton de la Fournaise La Reunion PSInSAR TM MyVOL (ASTER & SPOT) MyMOD (MODIS) X CNDRS Comoros KarthalaComoros MyVOL (ASTER) MyMOD (MODIS) X University of Colima Mexico ColimaMexico DInSARX CVGHM Indonesia MerapiJava DInSARX Product Validation

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Deformation Mapping – DInSAR – Colima Results InSAR pairs that were used to create deformation maps over Colima Volcano, Mexico

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Deformation Mapping – DInSAR – Colima Results  DInSAR deformation map  Envisat ASAR Interferometric pair: – The red circle shows a location of interest where deformation is detected.

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Deformation Mapping – DInSAR – Merapi Results InSAR pairs that were used to create deformation maps over Merapi Volcano, Java

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Deformation Mapping – DInSAR – Merapi Results  DInSAR deformation map  Envisat ASAR Interferometric pair: –

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 STA MyVOL (ASTER) Processed Images User OrganisationVolcanoAreaDate Number of scenes Montserrat VO Montserrat West Indies Soufrière HillsMontserrat , , , , , , INGV - Catania Italy VulcanoEolie (Italy) , , , , , , , , IPGP France Piton de la Fournaise La Reunion , , , , , , , CNDRS Comoros Indian Ocean KarthalaComoros , , , , , , , , ,

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 STA MyVOL (SPOT) Processed Images User OrganisationVolcanoAreaDate Number of scenes INGV - Catania Italy EtnaSicily (Italy) IPGP France Piton de la Fournaise La Reunion , , , ,

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 STA MyMOD (MODIS) Processed Images User OrganisationVolcanoAreaTemporal ranges Number of scenes Montserrat VO Montserrat West Indies Soufrière Hills Montserrat From to From to From to TOT: 101 INGV - Catania Italy EtnaSicily (Italy)From to IPGP France Piton de la Fournaise La Reunion From to From to From to From to TOT: 164 CNDRS Comoros Indian OceanKarthala Grand Comore Comoros From to From to From to Form to From to From to TOT: 97

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Lava flow Cooling – Post effusive activity (17-27 February 2005 eruption ) 2005/03/11 on Piton de la Fournaise Night time ASTER ■ Product ASTER HS (High Temperature) ■ Product ASTER TIR_AN (Low Temperature) Active Lava flow (April – May 2007 eruption ) 2007/04/09 on Piton de la Fournaise STA MyVOL GlobVolcano Product example

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Night time ASTER ■ Product ASTER HS (High Temperature) ■ Product ASTER TIR_AN (Low Temperature) 2006/02/19 on Soufrière Hills Lava dome 2005/07/25 on Karthala Crater lake Fumarole fields 2007/03/24 on Vulcano STA MyVOL GlobVolcano Product example

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Day Time SPOT ■ Product SPOT HS (High Temperature) Active Lava flow (February 2000 effusive activity ) SPOT 2000/02/26 on Piton de la Fournaise STA MyVOL GlobVolcano Product example

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Night time MODIS (2006/09/19) on Piton de la Fournaise (REUNION) processed with MyMOD STA MyMOD Piton de la Fournaise □ Layer of points Associated attribute table Qr and Er reported in product MODIS LOG: Qr (radiant flux) = W Er (radiant effusion rate) = m 3 /s Product MODIS HS : Hot Spot detected through NTI (Normalised Thermal Index) - radiant active flow

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 STA MyMOD Piton de la Fournaise

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Volcanic Gas Emission – Products examples Etna (Italy) - May 2008 Yellow circle identifies exceptional concentration of SO 2 over Mediterranean area

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Volcanic Ash Tracking – Products examples Etna (Italy) - May 2008 Volcanic Ash Tracking product obtained by processing MSG– SEVIRI data (Animated temporal seuqence) Date From 09:045 to 14:45

USEReST Workshop - Naples, Italy - November 13, 2008 Phase 2 Volcano Sites INGV-CT Etna / Vukcano / Strmboli NOA Nyssiros IPGP Piton de la Fournaise CVGHM Merapi – Java IPGP/CNDRS Karthala CVARG Pico CSIC-UCM / IGN La Palma IG / EPN Reventador / Tngurahua MVO Sufriére Hill CSTARS – Mauna Loa ICE Arenal UNCO - Colima USGS Mt. St. Helens CRSN Nyiragongo