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“Copernicus” the European Space Programme for Earth
Observation
An Introduction Rome 2017
by Giorgio Bagnasco
(Sentinel-4 Project Manager)
http://www.copernicus.eu http://www.esa.int
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Logistics
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Introduction European Space Agency (ESA) Directorate of Earth Observation Copernicus Programme – Space Segment Copernicus Programme – Data Copernicus Masters Challenge
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A leading institution
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The European Space Agency
“To provide for and promote, for exclusively peaceful purposes, cooperation among European states in space research and technology and their space applications.”
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1975
1964
European Space Research Organisation; 10 European nations pursuing scientific research in space
The European Space Agency; 22 member states] dedicated to the exploitation of space
The European Space Agency
Edoardo Amaldi Pierre Auger
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• 22 Member States (7 EU states with Cooperation Agreements)
• Over 80 satellites designed,
tested and operated in flight
• About 2300 staff in 8 sites/facilities in Europe
• Over 50 years of experience
• 5.8 billion Euro budget (2017)
The European Space Agency
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The European Space Agency’s portfolio covers all the main space activities.
space science
telecom
human spaceflight
exploration earth observation
launchers navigation
operations technology
The European Space Agency
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ESA Overview Austria
Belgium Czech Republic
Denmark Finland France
Germany Greece Ireland
Italy Luxembourg Netherlands
Norway Poland
Portugal Romania
Spain Sweden
Switzerland UK
Canada
41 104 5 13 22 503 440 20 27 420 3 77 25 13 28 6 205 44 29 239 25
Total international staff: 2289
Italy: 18 % of the ESA staff
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ESTEC (European Space and Technology Centre) is the incubator of the European space effort, where most ESA projects are born and where they are guided through the various phases of development.
This is home to the Earth Observation Projects Department
Earth Observation Directorate
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ESRIN (*) , in Frascati, Italy, is ESA’s centre for Earth Observation where operations and exploitation of Earth Observation satellites are managed. (*): European Space Research Institute
Earth Observation Directorate
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Earth Observation Directorate budget
Budget 2017
5.75 B€
B€: Billion Euro
M€: Million Euro
*includes programmes implemented for other institutional partners
Navigation* 17.6%, 1,010.8 M€
Space Science 8.9%, 513.1 M€
Human Spaceflight & Robotic Exploration 11.0%, 633.0 M€
Telecom & Integrated Applications* 5.6%, 319.0 M€
Basic Activities 4.1%, 234.8 M€
Earth Observation 26.9%, 1,543.3 M€
Launchers* 18.9%, 1,088.4 M€
Earth Observation 27 %; 1.5 B€
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Earth Observation Directorate
Meteo Programme • MSG • Metop family • MTG-I & MTG-S
Earth Explorer Programme • Goce • SMOS • Cryosat • Biomass
Copernicus Programme • Sentinel-1 • Sentinel-2 • Sentinel-3 • Sentinel-4
• Sentinel-5p • Sentinel-5 • Sentinel-6
• Aeolus • Earth Care • Swarm
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Copernicus: what is it / what is its main objective
• The European Copernicus programme is by far the biggest and most ambitious Earth Observation programme to date in the world.
• Copernicus is an initiative of the European Commission (EC). • It has been established to fulfil the needs of European policy makers. • Its main aim is the provision to European public and private institutions
of accurate and timely information focused on the environment and climate monitoring to mitigate its short- and long-term effects and to ensure civil security applications.
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Services Component
Space Component
Overall Programme Coordination
Coordinators: Partners:
Service operators
EMCWF
Mercator Ocean
EEA
JRC
EUSC
EMSA snd FRONTEX
Industries Private
companies
National Space
Agencies
Eumetsat
In-situ data are supporting the Space and Services Components
Copernicus: Main building blocks
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Copernicus budget and manpower
420
339
509
215
249
70 260
Sentinel-1A/1BSentinel-2A/2BSentinel-3A/3BSentinel-4A/4BSentinel-5A/5BSentinel-5PSentinel-6A/6B
2063 M€
200 Full Time Equivalent staff
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Copernicus space component: the magnificent 7 Sentinels 1st generation
Sentinel-1: land and ocean monitoring. (LEO)
Sentinel-2: land monitoring. (LEO)
Sentinel-3: ocean forecasting, environmental and climate monitoring. (LEO)
Sentinel-4: Atmospheric monitoring (GEO)
Sentinel-5: Atmospheric monitoring (LEO)
Sentinel-5 P: Atmospheric monitoring (LEO)
Sentinel-6: Oceanography climate monitoring
(LEO)
Sentinel-1 Sentinel-3
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Sentinel-1A: 3 Apr 2014 Sentinel-1B: 22 Apr 2016
Sentinel-2A: 23 Jun 2016 Sentinel-2B: 7 Mar 2017
Sentinel-3A: 16 Feb 2016 Sentinel-3A/3B: Q1 2018
Sentinel-5p: 13 Oct 2017
Sentinels Launches Progression
Sentinel-4A: 2021 Sentinel-4B: 2031
Sentinel-5A: 2021 Sentinel-5B: 2031
Sentinel-6A: 2020
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Sentinel 1 and 2
• PAYLOAD: Multi Spectral Imager • Separate VNIR and SWIR detection chains • 13 multispectral channels: between 400 nm and 2300 nm • Spatial resolution: 10m, 20m, 60m • Spectral resolution: 1nm – 180 nm • Geo-location: < 20m (3s)
• Operational applications. • high resolution images from Land with unprecedented revisit between for
agriculture forestry, human inhabitancy, and their interactions. • S/C
• Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (LEO) • Mass: 1200 kg • Power: 1700 W • Science Data Storage Capacity: 2.4 Tbits • Data rate: 490Mbits after on-board compression
• PAYLOAD: C-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) ; Centre frequency: 5.405 GHz • Operational applications.
• Monitoring sea ice zones and the arctic environment • Surveillance of marine environment • Monitoring land surface motion risks • Mapping of land surfaces: forest, water and soil, agriculture • Mapping in support of humanitarian aid in crisis situations
• S/C • Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (LEO) • Mass: 2300 kg • Solar Array Power: 5900 W • Science Data Storage Capacity: 1.4 Tbit
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Sentinel 3 and 5
• PAYLOAD: high resolution imaging spectrometer • Operational applications:
• atmospheric chemistry monitoring (O3, NO2, SO2, HCHO, CO, CH4 ) at high temporal and spatial resolution; ultraviolet (270-370 nm); visible (370-500 nm); near-infrared (685-773 nm); short-wave infrared (1590-1675 & 2305-2385nm)
• spatial resolution about 7 km. • Mass = 300 kg • Power = 250 W • Data Rate during acquisition = < 20 Mbps
• PAYLOAD: • Ocean and Land Colour imager; 21 bands [0.4-1.02] μm • Sea and Land Surface Temperature Radiometer: 9 bands [0.55-12]μm
• Noise equivalent dT: 50mK (TIR) at 270K • SAR Radar Altimeter; Total range error: 3cm • MicroWave Radiometer: 23.8GHz 36.5GHz;
• Operational applications. • Sea/land colour data, surface temperature • Sea surface and land ice topography • coastal zones, in-land water and sea ice topography. • Vegetation products
• S/C • Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (LEO) • Mass: 2500 kg • Power: 2100 W. • 2x280Mbps X-band science data downlink • Science Data Storage Capacity: 384 Gbit
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Sentinel 5p and 6
• PAYLOAD: SAR Radar Altimeter • Operational applications:
• high-precision ocean topography service • S/C:
• Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (LEO) • Mass: 1440 kg • Power: 900 W • Science Data storage : 496 Gbits
• PAYLOAD: UV-VIS-NIR-SWIR spectrometer • Operational applications: atmospheric chemistry data at high temporal and spatial
resolution with increased frequency of cloud-free observations for the study of tropospheric variability.
• SC • Orbit: Low Earth Orbit (LEO) • Mass 900 kg. • Power: 1500 W • Science Data Storage Capacity:: 480 Gbit
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The Sentinels
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Sentinel-4 Mission Objective
To measure each day from a geo orbit the atmospheric composition over Europe for the
Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, on an hourly basis and with high spatial resolution
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Sentinel-4: Spectral Signatures
SWIR VIS NIR UV Ozone vertical profile (O3) Tropospheric ozone (O3) Sulphur dioxide (SO2) Albedo Total ozone (O3) Aerosol Formaldehyde (HCHO) Bromine monoxide (BrO) Rayleigh scat. (cloud), aerosol abs. Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) Glyoxal (CHOCHO) O2-O2 (cloud) Water vapour and cloud (eff. scatt. height) O-A (cloud, aerosol) Methane (CH4) Aerosol profile
Sentinel-4
1600 400 600 800 500 700 1800 2000 2200 300 200 2400 Wavelength (nm)
Priority A Priority B
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Sentinel-4: Working Principle
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Sentinel-4: Europe spatial coverage
Instantaneous Field of View
SZA = 90 °
SZA = 92°
equinox
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Sentinel-4 high spatial resolution
GOME-2
Sciamachy
OMI
Imag
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map
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S4
GOME: 40 X 40 Km GOME: 40 X 40 Km
Sciamachy: 30 x 60 Km
OMI : 13 X 24 km
Sentinel-4 : 8 x 8 km
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Relative Spectral radiometric accuracy
Irradiance and Radiance Measurement Derived Reflectance
Note how small the NO2 features are: about 0.5% signal strength of the total signal
Contributors to these Spectral Features are: polarisation scrambler, coatings, gratings, sun diffuser, straylight, gain change, …
< 0.05 %!
3 nm
Sentinel-4 Critical Design Review –Kick-Off Meeting – 10 November 2016 – ESA Presentation
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Sentinel-4: the instrument cut view
h=1411 mm; w= 740 mm; l=1060 mm;
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• Anthropogenic CO2 monitoring
• Polar ice/ snow topography
• Arctic see ice microwave imaging
climate change
marine & polar environment monitoring
land monitoring (agriculture, food security) emergency management (geohazards)
Copernicus space component: the possible Sentinels 2nd generation
• High Res. Land Temperature imaging
• Hyperspectral land imaging
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Conclusions • Copernicus is by far the biggest and most ambitious Earth
Observation programme to date in the world.
• The European Space Agency, who is in charge to deliver the
wealth of Copernicus data by means of his 30 satellites, needs people with your skill, your knowledge and your passion to maintain its Earth Observation leadership in the world for the benefit of the European citizens and the progress of public and private European institutions