1. 0 Introduction for Satellite Image Database at MAFFIN, and Huge Database Concept for NPOESS Data in Japan and East Asia Area Izumi Nagatani MAFFIN

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3. 2 TRMM LIGHT SIDaB (Satellite Image Database System for AFF research)

4. SiDaB MAFFI N IMnet SINET Yokohama St. Shiogama Ishigaki NOAA/ NGDC NASA/ GSFC NISN Abilen e USA (EO data provider) NREN PHnet AIT SE Asian Countries APAN/ TransPAC MAFFIN

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6. 5 History of DMSP-OLS Data Availability 1965 - DMSP begins 1972 - Existance of DMSP declassified. Film archive initiated. 1992 - Digital DMSP archive initiated at NOAA-NGDC. The U.S. Air Force requires NGDC to hold OLS data for 72 hours prior to release. Data retrieval from archive based on 8mm tape reproduction and airmail September 28, 1999 - DMSP-OLS data delivered to MAFFIN via APAN. October 5, 1999 - DMSP-OLS data delivery to MAFFIN and CRISP (Singapore) becomes operational December 21, 1999 - The U.S. Air Force relaxes 72 hour hold to 3 hours. January 22, 2000 - NGDC delivers 3 hour old DMSP-OLS data to MAFFIN. February 11, 2000 - Delivery of 3 hour old DMSP-OLS data to MAFFIN and CRISP becomes operational.

7. 6 DMSP OLS in SIDaB

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9. 8 The forest fire early detection system http://www.affrc.go.jp/ANDES

10. 9 Forest fire information

11. 10 -------------------------------------------------- number of hotspot (NOAA/AVHRR): 3 number of continuing hotspot (NOAA/AVHRR): 0 number of hotspot (NOAA/AVHRR&DMSP/OLS): 1 -------------------------------------------------- lat(N)/lon(E) of hotspot (NOAA/AVHRR) -2.255 114.459 1.435 111.443 1.435 111.453 -------------------------------------------------- lat(N)/lon(E) of hotspot detected by NOAA/AVHRR & DMSP/OLS -2.255 114.459 ------------------------END---------------------- Text file of forest fire information

12. 11 Necessary Conditions for Agricultural Monitoring Using Satellite Data (Disaster Warning, Statistics, and Management) 1.Short interval data (1 - 3 weeks) 2.Semi-real time data (2 -72 hours) 3.Long term data (2 – 50 years) and database 4.Wide area data 5.Low cost of satellite data

13. 12 NOAA average NDVI max (1997-1999)

14. 13 ADPI (June 2000) NDVI differences June average – June 2000

15. 14 ADPI integrated image (Jul.-Sep. 2000)

16. 15 X-BAND antenna New facilities for information and communication sharing services The New Building, DEN-NOU-KAN

17. 16 Virtual Lab. PC Cluster MODIS reception and analysis system Current Disk Storage: 76 TB [Next Year: + 100TB]

18. 17 Tsukuba WAN & the community Tsukuba WAN Steering Committee

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20. 19 Tsukuba WAN is the network for research collaboration and cooperation among industries, universities and governments. Its ultrahigh-speed access ring network is linking many institutes in Tsukuba area. This is intended to improve usability of recourses possessed by research institutes in Tsukuba, such as supercomputer, large-scale database, and computer simulation software. The network construction was begun in 2000, and operation was started at May 2002. The Tsukuba WAN symposium was held on May 2, 2002 with the opening ceremony. At the symposium, some research program and results of usage of Tsukuba WAN, were introduced and their concept were discussed. http://tsukuba-wan.mexttci.go.jp/ What’s the Tsukuba WAN ?

21. 20 Outline High Energy Accelerator Research Organization NTT Access Network Service Systems Laboratories National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention University of Tsukuba 光伝送路 Tsukuba Science City map （ Optical ring length 50km ） Tsukuba Gigabit Laboratory Gbit-SWRouter SuperComputer National Institute for Materials Science National Institute for Environmental Studies National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology MAFFIN The ultrahigh-speed 10G (total bandwidth is 570Gbps) access ring network for research collaboration, by connection with supercomputer of research institutes and universities in Tsukuba. Adoption of advanced network technology, such as Wavelength Division Multiplexing by OADM (Optical Add-Drop Multiplexer) Research, development and field verification about technology such as interface between supercomputer and network, and security of each large scale simulations Tsukuba Center for Institutes

22. 21 Organization Advisory Board (1)up-to-date technology in the computer science field (2)concept as the advanced research and information network (3)the future Executive Committee It deliberates utilization and research themes of Tsukuba WAN Participate organization - National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED) - National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) - National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) - National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM) - National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) - The Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry’s Research Network (MAFFIN) - Japan Science and Technology Corporation (JST) - Telecommunications Advancement Organization of Japan (TAO) Tsukuba Gigabit Laboratory - Tsukuba Center for Institutes - NTT Access Network Service Systems Laboratories - High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) - University of Tsukuba Participate organization - National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED) - National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) - National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) - National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM) - National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) - The Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry’s Research Network (MAFFIN) - Japan Science and Technology Corporation (JST) - Telecommunications Advancement Organization of Japan (TAO) Tsukuba Gigabit Laboratory - Tsukuba Center for Institutes - NTT Access Network Service Systems Laboratories - High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) - University of Tsukuba Steering Committee It steers the system operation of Tsukuba WAN.

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