UNOOSA Summer/Winter Schools @ GEOSS Peter Zeil Centre for Geoinformatics Z_GIS, Salzburg University GEO Capacity Building Committee Meeting Hannover February

UNOOSA

Summer/Winter Schools @ GEOSS

Peter ZeilCentre for Geoinformatics Z_GIS, Salzburg University

GEO Capacity Building Committee Meeting Hannover February 13-14 2008

Centre for Geoinformatics – www.zgis.at – 2

UN-SPIDER

Introduction

GMOSS UN-SPIDER Concept Examples (2005,2006,2007) The offer (2008,2009)

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:

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

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 48 months Start 2004-Mar-01End 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

Generic tools

Feature recognition

Data integr.+ visual.

Change detection

Security concepts

Issues & priorities

Scenario analysis

Respond. to crisis

Applications

Treaty monitoring

Early warnings

Population + borders

Infrastructure + Damage Assessm..

Partner ntegration Integration of research activities Training + Commun.

Workshops

Standards + benchmarking

Sharing infrastructure

Staffing exchange

Consortium Coordinator

Training measures

Public outreach

Test cases

United Nations Platform for Space-based Information United Nations Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Responsefor Disaster Management and Emergency Response

United Nations International UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting - Salzburg, Austria– 7.-9. Febr. 2008

• The United Nations General Assembly agreed to establish the “United Nations Platform for Space-based 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:

• 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.

General Assembly A/RES/61/110General 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”.

General Assembly A/RES/61/110General Assembly A/RES/61/110

CBERS



A Gateway to Space-based Information for Disaster Management Support1. Compilation of Information2. Access to Information3. Awareness Raising4. Outreach Activities5. Regional and Country Profiles

A Bridge to Connect the Disaster Management and Space Communities

6. Support to Communities of Practice (CoP)7. Knowledge Management and Transfer8. Platform for Fostering Alliances

A Facilitator of Capacity Building and Institutional Strengthening

9. Support to National Activities10. Support to Establishing National Planning and Policies11. Support to Capacity Building

UN SPIDER Activities (A/AC.105/894)UN SPIDER Activities (A/AC.105/894)



UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting

Building Upon the Network of Regional Support Offices

February 7- 9 2008

Schloss Leopoldskron

Salzburg / Austria

UNOOSA





GMOSS Summer Schools – H. Klug & P. Zeil (Z_GIS)

The Summer School Concept

ScenarioIntroduction to concepts and methodologies

Practicals & near-realtime

exercise

Group work &

presentations

Evaluation of

relevance

one week Summer School


Number of Participants 23Female 10Countries 14






UN-SPIDER

Rapid Information for Emergency Response


UN-SPIDER

Host


UN-SPIDER

Support organisation

Z_GIS web-services

dissemination registration


UN-SPIDER

contribution to scientific program

GMES projects

CB activities CB funds

UNU-EHS ITC DM School


UN-SPIDER

funding participants


UN-SPIDER

Rapid Information for Emergency Response


UN-SPIDER

Contribution to CB-07-02 (in Brazil 2008 and Morocco

2009) CB....


UN-SPIDER

The final beneficiaries

Documents

UNOOSA Summer/Winter Schools @ GEOSS Peter Zeil Centre for Geoinformatics Z_GIS, Salzburg University GEO Capacity Building Committee Meeting Hannover February