Development of Spaceborne Imaging Spectroscopy Missions Overview, Potential Cross-Links and Synergies

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Development of Spaceborne Imaging Spectroscopy Missions – Overview, Potential Cross-Links and Synergies Andreas Müller, Cindy Ong, Uta Heiden, Tobias Storch

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Content - Overview of Missions - Synergies with Sentinel-2, Landsat 8

- Towards a Constellation

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Spaceborne imaging spectroscopy EO missions* Overview

Legend

Running missions Terminated missions Future missions

* The multispectral Sentinel-2 mission (ESA) is listed for comparison Complete list on www.enmap.org

Ground Segment

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Running and terminated spaceborne imaging spectroscopy EO missions – Launch and life time

2000

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15

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Hyperion / EO-1

NASA,USA

CHRIS / PROBA

ESA & UK

HJ-1A

CASC, China CMA, China

FY-3A/ MERSI

ISRO, India

HySI/ IMS-1

CAS/SITP, China Roscosmos, Russia

TG-1 Resurs-P No.1

Roscosmos, Russia

Resurs-P No.2 CMODIS

CAS, China NRL, USA

Ground Segment

14

HICO

4

19

20

21

Spaceborne imaging spectroscopy running and terminated missions – Spectral characteristics Hyperion / EO-1 CHRIS / PROBA

172

70 18 - 62 115

HJ-1A

20

FY-3A/MERSI

64

HySI/IMS-1

Legend VNIR SWIR

128

TG-1 Resurs-P1

256

TIR

216

Resurs-P2

PAN

102

HICO

30

CMODIS

1

3

13

Sentinel-2A 0

0,5

1,0

1,5

2,0

2,5

4,0

6,0

8,0

[µm]

12,0

Spaceborne imaging spectroscopy running and terminated missions – Spatial characteristics 30 m

7 .5 km

Hyperion/EO-1

14 km MODE 1-4 5 MODE

CHRIS/PROBA

36 m 18 m

-5 MODE 1 MODE 2 100 m

50 km

HJ-1A FY-3A/ MERSI HySI/ IMS-1

250 – 1000 m

N/A 128 km

550 m N/A

TG-1 Resurs-P1

30 km 38 km

Resurs-P2

N/A 30 m

30 m

42 – 192 km

HICO CMODIS

90 m

650 – 700 km

Sentinel-2A

400 - 500 m

10 – 60 m

290 km

30 km

90 km

150 km

210 km

240 km

300 km

Swath [km]

30 m

60 m

Pixel size [m]

90 m

120 m

150 m

180 m

Future spaceborne imaging spectroscopy EO missions – Launch and life time 2000 University of Hawaii, USA

01

Roscosmos, Russia DLR, Germany/ Teledyne, USA China Roscosmos, Russia ASI, Italy ISRO, India

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14

15

16 17 HiakaSat

18

19

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21

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26

Resurs-P No.3 DESIS/TAIS CCRSS Resurs-P No.4 PRISMA

Roscosmos, Russia JPL, USA HySpecIQ/ Boeing, USA ISRO, India

GISAT Resurs-P No.5 ECOSTRESS HySpecIQ CartoSat-3

DLR, Germany

EnMAP

JAXA, Japan ASI, Italy/ISA, Israel

HISUI / ALOS-3

Shalom

ESA, UK

FLORIS / FLEX

CNES, France

HYPXIM-P

NASA/JPL, USA

HyspIRI Sentinel-2A

ESA

Ground Segment

25

Sentinel-2B 7

27

28

29

30

Spaceborne imaging spectroscopy future missions – Spectral characteristics Hiakasat Resurs P3/4 & 5 DESIS TAIS CCRSS PRISMA GISAT ECOSTRESS HySpecIQ CartoSat-3 EnMAP HISUI/ALOS-3 Shalom FLORIS/FLEX HYPIXM-P HyspIRI HERO

0

Legend

tbd

VNIR SWIR

tbd 240

TIR

132

PAN

320 – 328 92

157 150

6

60

5 220 50

150

98

130

57

128 241

40

210 8

210 > 200

0,5

1,0

1,5

2,0

2,5

4,0

6,0

8,0

[µm]

12,0

PRISMA (ASI, Italy) 00

01

02

03

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Parameter

Value

Mission

Monitoring of natural resources and atmosphere characteristics, precursor mission

Spectral Range

400 – 1010 nm (VNIR-Hyp), 920 – 2500 nm (SWIR-Hyp), 0.4 – 0.7 µm (PAN)

Bandwidth

10 nm

No of Bands

92 bands (VNIR-Hyp), 157 bands (SWIR-Hyp)

Spatial Resolution

20 - 30 m (VNIR-Hyp/SWIR-Hyp), 2.5 - 5 m (PAN)

Swath

30 km – 60 km

Orbit

Sun-Synchronous at 695 km

Revisit

7 days

Specialities

Status unknown

Link

http://www.asi.it/en/activity/earth_observation/prisma_ http://www.earsel.org/symposia//2013-symposium-Matera/pdf_proceedings/EARSeLSymposium-2013_3_5_Lopinto.pdf

Ground Segment

9

Spaceborne imaging spectroscopy future missions – Spatial characteristics Hiakasat Resurs P3/4 & 5 DESIS TAIS CCRSS PRISMA GISAT ECOSTRESS HySpecIQ CartoSat-3 EnMAP HISUI/ALOS-3 Shalom FLORIS/FLEX HYPIXM-P HyspIRI HERO

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A 30 m

44 -57 km

20 -29 m

44 -57 km 30 km 30 – 60 km

28 - 30 m 2.5 – 5 m (PAN) 20 – 30 m (VNIR/SWIR) 192 m (VSWIR) 320 m (VSWIR)

500 km 360 – 400 km

1500 m (TIR)

38 – 69 m N/A 15 km

5m 12 m

30 km

30 m

30 km

30 m

10 km

2.5 m (PAN) 10 m (VNIR/SWIR)

105 – 150 km

300 m 16 km

2 m (PAN) 8 m (VNIR/SWIR)

150 km (VSWIR) 600 m (TIR)

100 m (TIR) 30 – 60 m (VSWIR)

60 m (TIR) 30 km 30 km

90 km

150 km

210 km

240 km

300 km

Swath [km]

30 m

30 m

60 m

Pixel size [m]

90 m

120 m

150 m

180 m

CCRSS, HISUI, PRISMA, EnMAP, DESIS Orbits

VitTree – Early detection of tree vitality decline Consequences of stress of forests can be observed in VNIR & SWIR spectral wavelength region • Chlorophyll-content shrinks in photosynthetic active biomass, Carotenoid content rises, similar to natural senescence

 Reflectance rises in red/red-edge and declines in green region (VNIR) • Lignin-content rises relative  Reflectance rises in SWIR • Water-content declines  Reflectance rises in SWIR

Thenkabail et al. (2011)

VitTree – Early detection of tree vitality decline Simulation of biotic influences in the forest through ringbarking of Spruce Continuous monitoring of ringbarked and controll trees HySpex Overflights 15.05.2013 (Control) 08.07.2013 16.07.2013 22.07.2013 27.07.2013 01.08.2013 05.08.2013 16.08.2013 21.08.2013 07.04.2014 05.05.2014 11.06.2014 18.07.2014

Needle samplings 18.07.2013 20.08.2013 10.09.2013 12.11.2013 01.04.2014 05.06.2014 23.06.2014

WV2 Acquisition 09.07.2013 16.08.2013 26.10.2013 11.06.2014 22.06.2014 19.07.2014

VitTree – Early detection of tree vitality decline

Altötting Monitoring Area

Ringbarked trees Control trees

VitTree – Early detection of tree vitality decline Needle samples of several dates – extracted by year of growth from the branch

Sample date 20/08/2013

Source: BOKU Vienna

Needle samplings

ASD FieldSpec = hyperspektral

Needle samplings

Sentinel-2 = multispektral

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Sentinel 2 Landsat EnMAP

User/Consumer Spatial/Temporal Resolution

Spectral Resolution

Information Extraction

Research Partners

Spectroscopy Tools; Phenology Metrics,, Time Series Analysis, ….

HGF Universities Research Organisations BMBF

GeoProdukte Soil Constituents Ess.Biodiversity Variables Biomass Production, Vitality Fractional Cover …..

GeoProducts

TerraSAR-X TanDEM-X Sentinel 1

Land/Water Dynamics Ice/Water Dynamics Global Urban Footprint 2.0 Deforestation …..

X-Band Spatial Resolution

C-Band Temporal Resolution

Information Extraction Polarimetric Decomposition; Change Detection, Time Series Analysis, Speckle Divergence ….

Public Agencies Bay. Landesamt für Wald und Forstwirtschaft

GeoInformation Soil-/Landdegradation Risk Ecosystem Functioning Forest Vitality, Forest Calamity Fast Response Erosion REDD+ Reporting Urbane Development Bio-Energy Potential …..

Bay. Landesamt für Umwelt / UBA North West Territories Canada Volta Basin Authority Mekong River Basin Authority

Industry Partners GEO GeoBon GCOS

Future Earth Development Agencies BMZ / GIZ WorldBank

Land Degradation Potential / Costa Rica

Reflectance %

Multispectral system

Dry vegetation

Reflectance %

Soil

Hyperspectral system Wavelength [µm]

Sentinel 2 – 270 km swath width 10 -20 m Pixel resolution

EnMAP – 30 km swath width 30 m Pixel resolution

Sentinel 2 – 270 km swath width 10 -20 m Pixel resolution

EnMAP – 30 km swath width 30 m Pixel resolution

Sentinel 2 – 270 km swath width 10 -20 m Pixel resolution

EnMAP – 30 km swath width 30 m Pixel resolution

Soil Erosion Risk Discriminating PV/Soil

Not Discriminating PV/Soil

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Consumer

Sentinel 2

EnMAP

Spatial/Temporal Resolution

Spectral Resolution

Information Extraction

Research Partners

Spectroscopy Tools; Phenology Metrics,, Time Series Analysis, ….

HGF Universitäten

Value Adding

BMBF

GeoProdukte Soil Constituents Ess.Biodiversity Variables Biomass Production, Vitality Fractional Cover …..

Integration of In-Situ Measurements & DEM BETHY Modelling, Hydrolog. / Erosion modells …. ….

GeoInformation

Soil-/Landdegradation Risk Ecosystem Functioning Forest Vitality, Forest Calamity Fast Response Erosion Risk REDD+ Reporting Urbane Development Bio-Energy Potential …..

GeoProducts

TerraSAR-X TanDEM-X Sentinel 1

Land/Water Dynamics Ice/Water Dynamics Global Urban Footprint 2.0 Deforestation …..

X-Band Spatial Resolution

C-Band Temporal Resolution

Int. Research Organisations

Information Extraction Polarimetric Decomposition; Change Detection, Time Series Analysis, Speckle Divergence ….

Value Adding

Public Agencies Bay. Landesamt für Wald und Forstwirtschaft Bay. Landesamt für Umwelt / UBA North West Territories Canada Volta Basin Authority Mekong River Basin Authority

Industry Partners GEO GeoBon

Integration with DEM, LCLU Hydrolog. / Erosion Modells …. ….

GCOS

Future Earth Development Agencies BMZ / GIZ WorldBank

Soil Register Bavaria  Multi Temporal Landsat data evaluation  Multi-Annual Land Cover Classification

Basic land cover type categorization (soil-vegetationother) derived from 17 Landsat ETM recorded from 2005-2013. Soil Cover (~28%) Permanent Vegetative Cover (~67%) Other (e.g. Urban, Water) (~5%)

Soil Register Bavaria  Multi Temporal Landsat data evaluation  Map of Exposed Soil

Frequency of exposed soil derived from 17 Landsat ETM scenes recorded from 2005-2013 .

Soil Register Bavaria  Multi Temporal Landsat data evaluation  Multi-Annual Soil Spectral Response

RGB (2090-2350, 1550-1750, 630-690) Normalized RGB composite image (bands 7-5-4) for areas with exposed soil, derived from 17 Landsat-7 images (April-Sept, 2005-2013)

Soil Register Bavaria  Multi Temporal Landsat data evaluation  Comparison to Geological Map

Normalized RGB composite image (bands 7-5-4) for areas with exposed soil compared to geological map

Soil Register Bavaria  Multi Temporal Landsat data evaluation  Thematic Map of Selected Soil Types Land Cover Class Landsat ETM example: Path 193 Row 26 17 images from 2005-2013 (April-Sept)

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CCRSS, HISUI, PRISMA, EnMAP, DESIS Synchronised Orbits

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Towards a (virtual) constellation? - Agreement of the Community - GEOSS type agreement between Space Agencies

- Technical/management issues - Orbits - Instrument specifications

- Data policy issues - (Cross-)Calibration - Standards & Protocols - The Role of ISIS -> ISIS TC Meeting

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