Dr. Sarawut NINSAWAT GEO Grid Research Group/ITRI/AIST GEO Grid Research Group/ITRI/AIST Development of OGC Framework for Estimating Near Real-time Air.

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Dr. Sarawut NINSAWAT GEO Grid Research Group/ITRI/AIST GEO Grid Research Group/ITRI/AIST Development of OGC Framework for Estimating Near Real-time Air Temperature from MODIS LST and Sensor Network

Contents Background Our previous work MODIS LST Live E! project Prototype system

Introduction Environmental Study –Natural environments –Global Warming / Climate Change Monitoring spatial-temporal dynamic changes –Sustainable development Geo-environmental quality and management –Complex chain process –Diverse distributed data source –Huge of data for time-series data Implementation of database and IT solutions for e- Science infrastructure

Field Survey with Laboratory Satellite Data Logger Smart Sensor Internet Data Center Geospatial Data Gathering

52NorthSOS Mapserver OGC System Framework PEN Observation System PSSPSS SOSSOS MODIS MOD08 Daily image WMS,WMS-TWMS,WMS-T WPSWPS GetFeatureInfo [MODIS value from start to end] JSON GetObservation [During MODIS overpass time from start to end] XML Overpass time scene PyWPS Validation process Least Square Fitting process PyWPS Validation process Least Square Fitting process ClientClient Execute [station,start,end,product] JSON GetObservation ADFC “Any” Observation System ??????

Prototype Application

Validation satellite products Top of the atmosphereSurface Reflectance Basic Product Higher Product Land Surface Temperature Land Cover Gross Primary Productivity Sea Surface Temperature Chlorophyll A Vegetation Indices

SST: Lake Rotorua vs Satellite data

Weather Station : Live E! project “Weather Station” is a the biggest available Sensor Network. Live E! is a consortium that promotes the deployment of new infrastructure Generate, collect, process and share “Environmental Information” Accessible for Near/Real-time observation via Internet Connection Air temperature, Humidity, Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Pressure, Rainfall

Air Temperature Air temperature near the Earth’s surface Key variable for several environmental models. Agriculture, Weather forecast, Climate Change, Epidemic Commonly measure at 2 meter above ground Spatial interpolation from sample point of meteorological station is carried out. Uncertainly spatial information available of air temperature is often present. Limited density of meteorological station Rarely design to cover the range of climate variability with in region

MODIS LST MODIS Land Surface Temperature –Day/Night observation –Target accuracy ±1 K. Derived from Two Thermal infrared band channel –Band 31 ( µm) –Band 32 (11.77 – µm) –Using split-window algorithm for correcting atmospheric effect Indication of emitted long-wave radiation –Not a true indication of ambient air temperature However, there is a strong correlation between LST and air temperature

Prototype System High temporal measured air temperature by Live E! Project sensor network High spatial density measured Land Surface Temperature by MODIS Satellite. Coupling both of data set will provides as a comprehensive data source for estimating air temperature A prototype distributed OGC Framework offer –Product of regional scale estimated near real-time air temperature from MODIS LST evaluated with Live E! Project sensor network.

52NorthSOS Mapserver OGC System Framework Live E! Sensor Node NodeNode SOSSOS MODIS MOD11 Daily image WMS, WCS WPSWPS GetFeatureInfo [MODIS value from start to end] GetObservation [During MODIS overpass time from start to end] Overpass time scene PyWPS Validation process Least Square Fitting process Image Processing process PyWPS Validation process Least Square Fitting process Image Processing process ClientClient Execute [station,start,end,product] JSON GetObservation ADFC “Any” Observation System ?????? GetCoverage Execute GeoTiff

Conclusion Prototype system is still developing. Assimilation of sensor observation data and satellite image –Wider area, More accuracy, Reasonable cost More information from estimated air temperature –Growing Degree Days (Insect, Disease vector development) –Pollen forecast Data sharing via standard web services –Information vs Data Storage available (Peter) –On-demand accessing –Reduce data redundancy