Supporting Science in North and South America

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Supporting Science in North and South America AADN Status Don Atwood Americas ALOS Data Node 13 November, 2009

Overview Data Distribution Status URSA Catalog Enhancements Software Tool Development AADN Announcements of Opportunity ALOS Research Examples 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 1

AADN Production Timeline AADN has produced over 100,000 products since October 24, 2006 Variable monthly production Increasing trend 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 2

AADN Production by Sensor 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 3

Data Utilization by Discipline 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 4

AADN Partnerships Non-commercial distribution is provided by AADN and its distribution partners AADN All Users in North and South America IBGE Brazil CONAE Argentina US Government Research Consortium U.S.A. University of Miami U.S.A. Distributors provide standard data, value-added products, and specialized science support This network of distributors allows AADN to serve all users in Node region regardless of location or language 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 5

URSA at AADN URSA is the AADN s tool for ALOS search, discovery, ordering and distribution Provides access to the AADN catalog Search via multiple criteria (lat/lon, time, season, granule name, cloud cover, etc) Complete metadata for all search results including browse images, when available Export search results to Google Earth for visualization of frames Distribution via DVD or FTP 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 6

URSA Capabilities URSA supports evergrowing features Polar searches using customized Google Maps Support for JAXA global catalog coming - Nov 09 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 7

MapReady Tool Kit Through MapReady s GUI interface, the user is able to ingest a SAR image in its native format and process it to an orthorectified image in GeoTIFF format; ready to be used as a layer in a geographic information system (GIS). SAR Image Terrain-Corrected GeoTIFF 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 8

MapReady Tool Kit Version 2.2 New Features Added: Radiometric terrain correction Perform Freeman/Durden, Pauli, Sinclair decompositions Perform Cloude/Pottier H/A/alpha segmentations Apply correction for Faraday rotation Ability to ingest AIRSAR and TerraSAR-X Ability to ingest GAMMA interferometry products 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 9

MapReady Tool Kit Version 2.2 JAXA Mauna Kea: Pauli Decomposition overlaid onto AVNIR-2 image 3rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 10

MapReady Tool Kit and PolSARpro Geometric capabilities of MapReady are now coupled with polarimetric capabilities of PolSARpro MapReady can ingest.bin products of PolSARpro All polarimetric products of PolSARpro can now be terrain corrected, projected, and exported as a GeoTIFF PolSARpro can now ingest terrain-corrected coherency (T3) matrices from MapReady Polarimetric manipulations can now be made in ground range rather than slant range Polarimetry and GIS are now integrated via free, open-source tools 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 11

MapReady Tool Kit and PolSARpro Wishart HA Classification in Slant Range and Terrain-corrected to UTM PolSARpro and MapReady Training Session: 1:30-5:00 PM Friday 3rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 12

Announcements of Opportunity Summer 2006 AO for University of Alaska Researchers Over 650 scenes provided Spring 2007 AO for University of Alaska International Polar Year (IPY) Postdocs 10 scenes offered to each of 13 IPY Postdocs 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 13

Announcements of Opportunity Spring 2009 Americas AO Open to college or university faculty and students, members of non-governmental organizations, collegelevel and K-12 educators, and others involved in the noncommercial use of remote-sensing data 540 scenes offered to 34 researchers from North and South America ALOS Geoscience Abstract Competition Open to all University of Alaska graduate students enrolled during the 2009 calendar year Five runners-up received 10 ALOS scenes in support of described research 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 14

Announcements of Opportunity Winner is Melanie Engram, a UAF grad student Provided with data to complete her project and travel expenses to attend ALOS PI Symposium "Estimating methane ebullition from northern lakes using L-band SAR backscatter with comparison to C-band SAR Wednesday 10:20-10:40 AM, Floods and Wetlands II 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 15

ALOS Research Examples

SAR Wind Measurements from PALSAR Wide Beam Coastal Ocean Applications Demonstrations of ALOS-PALSAR Imagery for NOAA CoastWatch, William G. Pichel, Frank Monaldo, Christopher Wackerman, Christopher Jackson, Xiaofeng Li, Pablo Clemente-Colón, 4:20-4:40PM Wednesday 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 17

Semi-automated Delineation of Glaciers for GLIMS Using ALOS PALSAR Coherence to Delineate Glacier Extent, D.K. Atwood, F. Meyer, and A. Arendt, 10:40-11:00AM Wednesday 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 18

Improved Coherence for Water Level Measurement ALOS vs Radarsat InSAR Southern Louisiana Radarsat-1: 3/4-28, 2004 10 km ALOS: 02/27-4/14, 2007 Integrated Analysis of Interferometric SAR and Radar Altimeter for Quantifying Absolute Water Level Changes and Wetland Dynamics, Jin-Woo Kim, C. K. Shum, Motomu Ibaraki, Hyongki Lee, Sang-Ho Baek, Faisal Hossain, John W. Jones, Zhong Lu, 9:00-9:20 AM Wednesday 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 19

Sumatra Volcano Triggering Experiment Seeking correlations between earthquakes and volcano deformation Courtesy of Estelle Chaussard and Falk Amelung 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 20

Monitoring Pan-Tropical Forest Degradation Pan-Tropical Forest Mapping with ALOS PALSAR, Josef Kellndorfer, Francesco Holecz, Wayne Walker, Jesse Bishop, Tina Cormier, Greg Fiske, Katie Kirsch, 2:20-2:40 pm, Tuesday 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 21

Measuring Ionospheric Effects on Amplitude and Phase Correction Methods of Ionospheric Signals in L band SAR Data, F. Meyer, 8:20-8:40 AM, Friday 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 22

Thank You Don Atwood dkatwood@alaska.edu 907-474-7380 3 rd ALOS Joint PI Symposium, 9-13 Nov. 2009 Don Atwood 23