1. China GEO Secretariat 3 May, 2016, Geneva Xingfa Gu China GEO Coordination

2. Mid and Long Term Plan for China’s National Civil Space Infrastructure (2015-2025) supports GEO Released : 2015-10-30  Application Service and Coordinated Development  Innovation Driven  Coordinated Development  Government involvement and Open  Space Segment Land Observation Series Ocean Observation Series Atmospheric Observation Series  Ground Segment Receiving Station Network Data Center Application Support Platform Sharing Network Platform Basic Principle Satellite Remote Sensing System  CHINA has developed satellite series such as meteorological satellite series Fengyun (FY), ocean satellite series Haiyang (HY), earth resources satellite series Ziyuan (ZY), environment and disaster monitoring small satellite constellation (HJ).  Now China is carrying out China High- Resolution Earth Observing System (CHEOS, GF series satellites), and  Commercial satellite missions (Jilin Constellation, TripleSat Constellation and BJ-1 small satellite. China’s National Strategy

3. Minister of MOST: GEOSS cited as No. 1 China has participated in many international scientific plans and scientific projects, such as the GEOSS, square kilometers radio telescope, integrated ocean drilling, thermonuclear experimental pile plan. Wan Gang said that we are actively involved in these big science programs and projects at the same time, but need to do more to propose and organize international scientific plans and scientific projects. (25th April 20016)

4. China GEO Structure Inter-Ministerial Coordination Board Inter-Ministerial China GEO Secretariat China GEOSS Center Joint office NRSCC, MOST RADI, CAS SASMAC, NASG NRSCC, MOST RADI, CAS 19 Ministries and Administrations Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) National Administration of Surveying Mapping and Geoinformation (NASG) Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) China Meteorological Administration Ministry of Land and Resources National Development and Reform Commission … Vice Minister as Chair China GEO Coordination Structure

5. China is one of the GEO Co-chairs  Representing the Asia-Oceania (AO) region and the developing countries.  The representing organization of GEO in China is the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST).  Dr. YIN Hejun, the Vice-Minister of MOST is the GEO co- chair and GEO Principal of China. 5 China appointed a Vice Minister as GEO Principal and Co-Chair – a level that can coordinate relevant resources within China.

6.  The GEO Principal of China severed as the head of China GEO Inter-Ministerial Coordination Group.  Primary Duties include strengthening the coordination, planning and scheduling, integrating resources, and guiding the participation of China in GEO.  Couple of years ago, China established the Inter- Ministerial Coordination Board that comprises 19 Ministries and Administrations, including, Ministry of Science and Technology, National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Land and Resources, China Meteorological Administration, National Administration of Surveying Mapping and Geoinformation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, etc.. Inter-Ministerial Coordination Group 6

7. China GEO Secretariat  China GEO Secretariat is the executive office of the Coordination Board. Recently, the Secretariat expanded from a single entity to a joint office of three institutes: NRSCC,MOST; IRADI,CAS; and SASMAC,NASG.  The China GEO Secretariat is the administrative office of GEO Inter-Ministerial Coordination Group, and is responsible for organizing and executing the GEO China related affairs.  Representing the GEO co-chair of China, China GEO Secretariat is responsible for connecting the GEO secretariats of the GEO Members in Asia and Oceania region. 7

8. China GEOSS Center NRSCC, MOST has constructed the China GEOSS Center in the Partnership with RADI, CAS  The co-leads are Dr. Gu Xingfa the Executive Director of RADI, and Dr. Li Jiahong, the deputy director general of NRSCC.  Primary duty is implementing the work of GEO China Secretariat.  Main Progresses and developments: Strategic Plan of CHINA GEOSS (2016-2025), AO GEOSS, CHINA GEOSS-DSNet, GEO ARC, China GEOSS Framework …. 8

9. Asia Oceania GEOSS Organizing the implementation Plan for the AO GEOSS Project. At present ， China, Australia, Japan, Korea and UNESCAP are the co-leads. Improving regional observing ability Data and information products processing Earth observation data sharing service Technology cooperation network Regional applications AO GEOSS  Sustainable Agricultural  Cross-regional disaster mitigation  Ecology & environment  Infrastructure monitoring  Surveying and mapping  Ocean remote sensing monitoring  Water resources  …

10. CHINA GEOSS-DSNet 10 Organizing the implementation of CHINA GEOSS-DSNet, which will be open for external services this June. Data Sharing Network It will be released in June 2016.

11. Global Ecological Environment Report Compilation of Global Ecological Environment Observation for Annual Report of China (GEO ARC). Moreover, the Ecological Environment Observation Report of "the Belt and Road" region will be published on the World Environment Day this year. China GEO ARC

12. Strategic Plan of CHINA GEOSS (2016-2025)  Forewords 1  China GEO 2 China GEO Inter-Ministerial Coordination Group 3 GEO China Secretariat 3  China GEOSS 4 Space-born Observation Capability 4 Airborne Observation Capability 9 Ground Segments 10 China GEOSS Framwork 14 China GEOSS Portal 15 Applications 16  China Contribution to GEOSS 21 Asian-Oceanian GEOSS 21 Global Land Cover 30 GEOGLAM 31 Global Earth Observation of Annual Report of China 32 GEONETCast 33 GLASS 34 CEBERS and China-Afric Stations 35  Activities 37  Prospect 38 Forewords China GEO China GEOSS China Contribution to GEOSS AO GEOSS GLC GEOGLAM Global EO Annual Report GEO NETCast GLASS CBERS and China-Africa Station Activities Prospect Content

13. 13 China GEOSS Framework 14  China Remote Sensing Network (CRSNet) is a coordinated network for global satellite observation and data processing.  CRSNet provides the majority of users efficiently with quantitative remote sensing data, information products and services through integrating the Chinese and foreign earth observation satellites.

14. Challenge and Opportunities What ? are the main drivers to sustain the national coordination? Passion? Knowledge? Fund? …? A network of national GEO Offices to exchange ideas and experiences Tools to foster national coordination, such as National GEO Report How?

15. GEO China Secretariat | www.chinageoss.org Office of GEO China Secretariat: National Remote Sensing Center of China, MOST No.8A, Liulinguan Nanli, Haidian District, Beijing, P.R. China, 100036  Phone: +86-10-58881192  Fax: +86-10-58881184  Email: geosec-china@nrscc.gov.cn www.nrscc.gov.cn 15 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!