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TELESPAZIO EISC Workshop Geoinformation Applications and Services in Support to Flood and Environmental Protection EISC Workshop Cracow May 14th 2012 All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS

TELESPAZIO: Key Figures 2010 / ORDERS = 617,8 * M€ * 60% foreign Network & Connectivity 28,2% Satellite Systems & Applications 29,1% Geo Information 18,9% Satellite Operations 23,8% 2010 / REVENUES= 436,5 M€ Satellite Systems & Applications 16,4% Network & Connectivity 43,3% Satellite Operations 18,7% Geo Information 21,6%

OUR COMPANY: Telespazio’s WORLD

Space Alliance 13,1B€ in revenues (2010) 68.000 employees

Environmental Protection Service Portfolio – Event based Flood Earthquake Fire Industrial accident Ship detection Complex crisis

Cosmo-SkyMed: The Constellation Cosmo 1 launch June 8, 2007 2:34 GMT Cosmo 2 launch December 9, 2007 2:31 GMT Cosmo 3 launch October 25, 2008 2:28 GMT Cosmo 4 launch November 6, 2010 2:20 GMT COSMO-SkyMed 2° Generation: countinuity and increased performances

COSMO Ground Segment All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS

Phases of Emergency cycle Users’ Needs Phases of Emergency cycle What users want What Earth Observation systems can do Early Warning disaster anticipation anticipation of satellite tasking regular monitoring Crisis damage assessment support to logistics Post crisis monitoring of recovery operations

Timeline Example (Massaciuccoli) 28.12 water extraction 30.12 water extraction 01.01 water extraction 29.12 water extraction 31.12 water extraction Start of flooding event Output products December 2009 January 2010 Day 26 27 29 30 31 01 02 03 28 Input data Italian Civil Protection Warning for lake Massaciuccoli water level CSK Spotlight-2 CSK Himage CSK Spotlight-2 CSK Himage CSK Himage COSMO-SkyMed acquisition plan (Spotlight-2+Himage)

Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed Carthographic scale: 1:10 000 Massaciuccoli lake Viareggio Visible water extent – 20.12.2009 Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed

Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed Carthographic scale: 1:10 000 Massaciuccoli lake Viareggio Visible water extent – 28.12.2009 Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed

Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed Carthographic scale: 1:10 000 Massaciuccoli lake Viareggio Visible water extent – 29.12.2009 Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed

Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed Carthographic scale: 1:10 000 Massaciuccoli lake Viareggio Visible water extent – 30.12.2009 Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed

Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed Carthographic scale: 1:10 000 Massaciuccoli lake Viareggio Visible water extent – 31.12.2009 Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed

Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed Carthographic scale: 1:10 000 Massaciuccoli lake Viareggio Visible water extent – 01.01.2010 Semi-automated detection from Cosmo-SkyMed

Typical Weather Conditions during a Flood Area of interest Modis on March 05th Flooded areas All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS

Visible water extent – Taroom area All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS

Map product – Taroom area Light blue: visible water extent (05.03.2010) Carthographic scale: 1:100 000 All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS

Information Web Delivery System All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS

COSMO-SkyMed Local Ground Station CUT = Commercial User Terminal Easily integrated into available stations Generate collection plan to be sent to IC-UGS Directly receive raw data at customer’s antenna Processing facility into std products Additional features Specific encryption key Station setup support Operator training All rights reserved © 2012, Telespazio/e-GEOS 20

COSMO-SkyMed for Sustainable Development COSMO-SkyMed provides timely, reliable and effective information to Early Warning and Emergency Response managers The 4 satellites constellation enables outstanding performances in terms of data access and revisit capabilities (day/night and weather independance) COSMO-SkyMed is a dual system and guarantees long term continuity and will be improved by Cosmo-Skymed 2° Generation Direct Access to CSK imagery through a Local Ground Station allows: Direct data downlink and near-real time applications Direct product generation at specific level

Thanks for your attention Andrea Bellini International Sales andrea.bellini@telespazio.com +39 06 4079 3110 +39 335 5903890 Telespazio Headquarter Via Tiburtina 965 00156 Rome, Italy www.telespazio.com www.telespazio.com