APRSAF-26
November 26-29, 2019
Nagoya, Japan
APRSAF-26
November 26-29, 2019
Nagoya, Japan
Dr. P.G. Diwakar
Director, Earth Observation & Disaster Management (EDPO),
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Mr. HIRABAYASHI Takeshi
Director for Satellite Applications,
Satellite Applications and Operations Center, JAXA
TIME | SESSION / TITLE |
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9:00-9:40 | Opening Session for Day 1 |
9:00[10min] | ・ Introductions & Welcome address (Co-Chair) |
9:10[10min] | ・ SAWG objectives and agenda adoption (Co-Chair) |
9:20[20min] | ・ Review of the last SAWG meeting (Dr. SOBUE Shinichi, JAXA, Japan) |
9:40-10:20 | Agriculture & Water Resource for Climate Change Adaptation (1/2) |
9:40[20min] | ・ Promote rice planted area estimation using space based technologies in Cambodia (Ms. Meas Sotheavy, DPS, MAFF, Cambodia) |
10:00[20min] |
・ Application of Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP) in Asia-Pacific region (Ms. YAMAJI Moeka, JAXA, Japan) |
10:20-10:30 | Group Photo |
10:30-11:00 | Coffee Break |
11:00-12:20 | Agriculture & Water Resource for Climate Change Adaptation (2/2) |
11:00[20min] |
・ Remote sensing to support national program, Sendai Framework, Paris Agreement and SDGs (Prof. Dr. Erna Sri Adiningsih, LAPAN, Indonesia) |
11:20[20min] |
・ Applications of Microwave Remote Sensing to Water Resources Management (Prof. KOIKE Toshio, ICHARM, PWRI, Japan) |
11:40[20min] |
・ Modelling and estimation of biomass of natural forest ecosystems in Vietnam using satellite remote sensing data (Dr. Luong Viet Nguyen, VAST, Vietnam) |
12:00[20min] | ・ Discussion |
12:20-13:00 | Regional / International Activities for the Global Agenda (1/2) |
12:20[20min] |
・ JICA's satellite application in Agricultural/Rural Development Sector (Mr. CHIYOJIMA Ryohei, JICA, Japan) |
12:40[20min] |
・ Promoting regional cooperation in geospatial information applications for sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific (Mr. Keran Wang, UNESCAP) |
13:00-14:00 | Lunch |
14:00-15:40 | Regional / International Activities for the Global Agenda (2/2) |
14:00[20min] |
・ 2019 CEOS Chair Initiative - Rice crop monitoring (Dr. Lam Dao Nguyen, VNSC, Vietnam) |
14:20[20min] |
・ Earth Observation and GIS for Infrastructure Development Project (Mr. HAMAMOTO Ko, ADB) |
14:40[20min] |
・ Regional Cooperation using Space Technology for the SDGs – an example from the Lower Mekong Region (Dr. Peeranan Towashiraporn, ADPC, Thailand) |
15:00[20min] |
・ Asia Oceania Group On Earth Observations (Dr. David Hudson, Geoscience Australia, Australia) |
15:20[20min] |
・ International Partnership Programme: the story so far and beyond (Ms. Elizabeth Cox, UK Space Agency, United Kingdom) |
15:40-16:00 | Coffee Break |
16:00-17:50 | SAFE Evolution for Next Decade Activity |
16:00[10min] |
・ Report on SAFE Evolution and Discussion (Dr. SOBUE Shinichi, JAXA, Japan) |
16:10[20min] |
・ Agromet (Dr. SAGAWA Tatsuyuki, JAXA, Japan) |
16:30[20min] |
・ Rice Crop (Dr. OYOSHI Kei, JAXA, Japan) |
16:50[20min] |
・ CEOS 2020 (Dr. P. G. Diwakar, ISRO, India) |
17:10[10min] |
・ Best Practices Case Study Report (Mr. Matthew Steventon, Symbios Communications, Australia) |
17:20[30min] | ・ Discussion |
17:50-18:00 |
Wrap-up of Day 1 (Dr. SOBUE Shinichi, JAXA, Japan) |
18:00 | Adjourn |
TIME | SESSION / TITLE | |
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9:00-9:05 | Opening Session for Day 2 | |
9:00[5min] |
・ Review of Day 1 (Dr. SOBUE Shinichi, JAXA, Japan) |
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9:05-10:30 | Data, Application & Knowledge Sharing for Multi-lateral Collaboration (1/2) | |
9:05[20min] |
・ Space based platform Tellus (Mr. MATSUURA Naoto, SAKURA Internet Inc., Japan) |
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9:25[20min] |
・ AI-based analysis framework for global SAR polarimetry (Dr. NAKAMURA Ryosuke, AIST, Japan) |
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9:45[20min] |
・ SDGs@DLR - Contributions from DLRs research and technology activities for a sustainable future (Mr. Sebastian Kleim, DLR, Germany) |
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10:05[20min] |
・ NASA Land Cover/Land Use Change (LCLUC) (Prof. Chris Justice, University of Maryland, USA) |
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10:25[5min] | ・ Discussion | |
10:30-11:00 | Coffee Break | |
11:00-13:00 | Data, Application & Knowledge Sharing for Multi-lateral Collaboration (2/2) | |
11:00[20min] |
・ ASEAN Cooperation on Space Technology and Applications (Mr. Dimas Adekhrisna, ASEAN) |
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11:20[20min] |
・ Malaysian Space Applications Best Practices (Prof. Abdul Rashid Bin Mohamed Shariff, UPM, Malaysia) |
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11:40[20min] |
・ Thai flood alert system with GSMaP (Dr. Surajate B.Aroonnet, HII, Thailand) |
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12:00[20min] |
・ Utilization of Himawari-8 and the other GEO in CEReS, Chiba University, Japan (Dr. HIGUCHI Atsushi, Chiba University, Japan) |
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12:20[20min] |
・ GISTDA: Role on Space Applications (Dr. Damrongrit Niammuad, GISTDA, Thailand) |
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12:40[20min] |
・ SAR Satellite Constellation & Geo-solution with Satellite Data as Smart Monitoring Tools in Developing Asia Region (Mr. Bujed Pamungkas, Synspective) |
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13:00-14:00 | Lunch | |
14:00-15:30 | Sentinel Asia for Disaster Management (1/2) | |
14:00[20min] |
・ Sentinel Asia Operation (Dr. IKEDA Makoto, ADRC, Japan) |
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14:20[20min] |
・ An international effort to construct a Disaster Risk and Reduction infrastructure (Dr. Shiann-Jeng Yu, NSPO) |
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14:40[20min] |
・ Sentinel Asia - Summary Project Activities for the year 2019 (Dr. Kavinda Gunasekara, AIT, Thailand) |
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15:00[20min] |
・ Collaborative Platform for Sentinel Asia : Practical Implementation towards Sentinel Asia Step-3 (Mr. Wasanchai Vongsantivanich, GISTDA, Thailand) |
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15:20[10min] | ・ Discussion | |
15:30-16:00 | Coffee Break | |
16:00-16:45 | Sentinel Asia for Disaster Management (2/2) | |
16:00[20min] |
・ Development for the University Network for Emergency Disaster Operation in Sentinel Asia (Prof. NAGAI Masahiko, Yamaguchi University, Japan) |
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16:20[20min] |
・ Disaster Damage Assessment and Recovery Monitoring using Night-time Light (Dr. MIYAZAKI Hiroyuki, University of Tokyo, Japan) |
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16:40[5min] | ・ Discussion | |
16:45-17:15 | SAFE Evolution and Discussion | |
16:45[30min] | ・ Discussion | |
17:15-17:25 |
Wrap-up of Day 2 (Dr. SOBUE Shinichi, JAXA, Japan) |
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17:25-17:30 | Closing address (Co-Chair) | |
17:30 | Adjourn |
The Space Applications Working Group (SAWG) was established following the 20th anniversary of the APRSAF, and its first meeting was held at APRSAF-21 in Tokyo in December 2014. At APRSAF-26 in Japan, we would like to discuss the following topics:
The SAWG promotes two initiatives-Sentinel Asia for disaster management, and SAFE for environmental monitoring-with the aim of realizing concrete activities for the above topics. Details are as follows.
1) Sentinel Asia Sentinel Asia is an international cooperation platform in which space agencies, disaster management agencies, and international agencies collaborate on a voluntary basis to combat natural disasters in the Asia-Pacific region by applying remote sensing and Web-GIS technologies. As of May 31, 2019, the number of Sentinel Asia member organizations amounted to 110. Since its launch in 2006, Sentinel Asia has evolved step by step. Based on the successful completion of previous steps, in 2013 APRSAF-19 endorsed and recommended that Sentinel Asia proceed to Step 3, which aims at covering the entire disaster management cycle. Moreover, APRSAF-21 in Tokyo, recommended that Sentinel Asia establish a Steering Committee to address strategic maters. Under the leadership of the Steering Committee, Sentinel Asia established its ten-year Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan was approved at the Joint Project Team Meeting of Sentinel Asia, held in Awaji, Japan, in 2018, and then endorsed at APRSAF-25 in Singapore. The status of the Strategic Plan is a living document, and members of Sentinel Asia are expected to address its actions jointly by reviewing and revising them, where necessary. The SAWG this year will witness the most recent progress made in Sentinel Asia activities.
2) SAFE (Space Applications for Environment)
SAFE is a voluntary initiative for environmental monitoring that was endorsed at APRSAF-15. Environmental monitoring is an important activity in addressing climate change, which has a strong influence not only on agriculture and water resources, but also on natural disasters. SAFE has been contributing to the development of space applications for agriculture and water resources for the past 10 years.
Since APRSAF-24 in 2017, a SAFE Evolution discussion has been conducted to enhance multilateral collaboration from bilateral collaboration. The conclusion of SAFE Evolution will be reported to show the new SAFE framework for space applications. Best practices and knowledge in the workshop will be reported in the SAWG to encourage the promotion of space applications in the Asia-Pacific region.
3) Thematic sessions
In order to contribute to the SDGs, the Paris Agreement, and the Sendai Framework in the Asia-Pacific region, the compiling and publishing of best practices of space applications with respect to climate change in Asia are key activities. In particular, the application fields of disaster, agriculture and water resources, which are strongly influenced by climate change, constitute the prioritized social benefit areas of the SAWG. Therefore, at the thematic sessions of SAWG, achievements in these fields of application in different regions and countries will be reported as well as knowledge sharing, capacity building and data-sharing activities using new IT technologies such as data platforms. However, there is no intention to limit the discussions to these areas, and presentations proposing new activities for the SAWG, especially those highly important to participating countries, are also welcomed.
Joint Statement of APRSAF-25 related to SAWG is as follows:
APRSAF-25 Plenary suggestions related to SAWG are as follows:
1) | Opening session |
2) | Review of the last SAWG meeting |
3) | Host country special session |
4) | Reports on initiatives and activities - Sentinel Asia Initiative - SAFE Initiative |
5) | Thematic sessions - Best practices of environmental monitoring using space applications - Regional satellite data sharing using data platforms - Regional / international activities for the SDGs, the Paris Agreement, the Sendai Framework (Disaster, agriculture and water resource management) |
6) | Overall discussions and determining the way forward - sharing successful achievements |
7) | Conclusions and recommendations of the SAWG |
Dr. SOBUE Shin-ichi
E-mail: sobue.shinichijaxa.jp TEL: +81-50-3362-5782
1. | Participants who wish to give a presentation are requested to send abstracts (approximately 400 words in length) to the APRSAF Secretariat when registering. The presentation will be selected based on your submitted abstract. The result will be informed by the end of October. |
2. | If selected, presenters have to submit their presentation material by November 11 in a way specified by the WG secretariat. Presentation has to be aligned with the APRSAF concept and the purpose of the presentation is not the advertisement of your company’s products. |
3. | Please certify that your presentation represents original work and that no portion of the material is covered by a prior copyright: or that for any portion copyrighted, you have obtained permission for its use and such permissions are in writing. |
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