United
Nations Regional Workshop on the Use of Space Technology
for Disaster Management for Asia and the Pacific
11-15 November 2002, Bangkok, Thailand
Presentations
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A.
Key Presentations
Space
technology applications for disaster management: Indian
experience
Mr. Balakrishnan Manikiam, ISRO, India |
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Operational
flood disaster assessment system in China
Mr. Li Jiren, Ministry of Water Resources, China |
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Space
technology and disaster management: The CEOS/DMSG Perspective
Mr. Michael Hales, NOAA, USA |
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CNES
activities in risk management
Mr. Jean-Luc Bessis, CNES, France |
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Space
technology and disaster management: A global network perspective
Mr. David Stevens, UNOOSA |
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B. Space Technology
and Disaster Management in General
Meteorological
satellite applications for disaster management
Mr. Liu Cheng, NSMCC, China |
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Space
technology applications in Bangladesh with special reference
to disaster management
Mr. Anwar Ali, SPARRSO, Bangladesh |
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Satellite
Earth Observation applications in wild fire management
Mr. Charles W. Dull, USDA Forest Service, USA |
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Main
disaster concerns and types of information needed for
disaster mitigation and relief action in Turkey
Mr. H. Huseyin Guler, Middle East Technical University,
Turkey |
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ENVISAT's
applications on environment and natural disaster management
Mr. Philippe Bally, ESA/ESRIN |
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Disaster
management in Lao People's Democratic Republic
Mr. Bouangeun Oudomchith, Department of Meteorology and
Hydrology, Lao PDR |
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Applications
of Remote Sensing in monitoring disasters; Case Study:
Detection of oil spills in the Mediterranean
Mr. Moutaz Dalati, GORS, Syria |
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Integrating
satellite data and Geographical Information Systems for
forest fire monitoring in the Southern Viet Nam
Mr. Nguyen Hanh Quyen, Viet nam National Centre for Natural
Science & Technology, Viet Nam |
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C. User Needs
Space
data use for monitoring , warning and relief of natural
hazards
Mr. Alexandre Ioffe, Russian Academy of Science, the Russian
Federation |
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Operations
of RADARSAT-1 Disaster Watch Program
Mr. Ahmed Mahmood, CSA, Canada |
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Main
disaster concerns in Nepal and a succinct description
of the types of information for disaster management
Mr. Sahas Shrestha, Department of Forest Research & Survey,
Nepal |
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PACRIM
Science Applications: A decade of AIRSAR in the Australasian-Pacific
Region with reference to natural disasters
Mr. Anthony Milne, University of New South Wales, Australia
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D. Perspectives on
the Use of Space Technology for Disaster Management
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national flood information network: Based on satellite
remote sensing
Mr. Suvit Vibulsreth, GISTDA, Thailand |
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Remote
sensing applications for environment and human security
by the German Remote Sensing Data Center
Mr. Harald Mehl, DLR, Germany |
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Applications
of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing
in Schistosomiasis control in China
Mr. Xionong Zhou, National Institute of Parasitic Diseases,
China |
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Applications of satellite remote
sensing for earthquake damage detection
Mr. Fumio Yamazaki, AIT, Thailand |
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Monitoring
typhoon using satellite data
Mr. Absornsuda Siripong, Chulalongkon University, Thailand
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E. Relevant International
and Regional Initiatives
International
Charter Space and Major Disasters: A status report
Mr. Ahmed Ahmood, Charter Executive Secretariat |
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Case
studies of Charter Activation
Mr. Jean-Luc Bessis, Charter Executive Secretariat |
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The
International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) and
the role of United Nations in disaster reduction
Mr. Francesco Pisano, ISDR |
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China's
Environment and Disaster Monitoring Satellite Constellation
(EDMC)
Mr. Li Chuanrong, CNSA, China |
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Tropical
cyclone warning systems
Mr. Katsuhiro Abe, WMO |
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Potential
for the use of space technology and Remote Sensing in
Afghanistan
Mr. Sayed Hassan, UNODC, Afghanistan |
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Applications
of space technology integrated with GIS in suggesting
artificial sites for groundwater in drought-prone areas
Mr. Biswajit Sarma, Jorhat Engineering College, India
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Remote
Sensing applications for flood disaster management
Mr. V. Bhanumurthy, NRSA, India
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F. Extending the Use
of Space-based Technologies
Training
issues and initiatives in satellite imagery and GIS applied
to disaster management
Mr. Pierre-Yves Revillion, GDTA, France |
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Capacity
building in space science and technology for management
and mitigation of natural disasters in Asia and the Pacific
Mr. Karl Hermsen, CSSTE-AP, India |
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Satellite
based broadband transmission in support of disaster management
Mr. Yongsit Rojsrivichaikul, Shin Satellite PLC, Thailand
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NASDA
i-Space Project and pilot experiments for disaster management
Mr. Tsutomu Shigeta, NASDA, Japan |
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Activities
of the UN (UNISPACE III) Action Team for a Global Disaster
Management System
Mr. Ahmed Mahmood, CSA, Canada |
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UNISPACE
III Action Team 7 - User needs for disaster management/Mitigation
Mr. Li Chuanrong, China Remote Sensing Ground Station,
China |
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G. Getting the Information
to the End Users
Satellite
and network access solutions for rapid responses to disaster
management
Ms. Jan K. Wendt, Intelsat, USA |
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Communications
to mitigate disasters: An overview of Simon Fraser University's
Advanced Emergency Satellite Networking Activities
Mr. Peter S. Anderson, Simon Fraser University, Canada
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Communications,
broadcasting and meteorological satellite (CBMS) program
Mr. Zeen-Chul Kim, KARI, Republic of Korea |
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H. Innovative Developments
and Initiatives Using Space-based Technologies in Disaster
Management
A
novel international partnership: the disaster monitoring
constellation of small low cost satellites
Mr. Paul Stephens, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd., United
Kingdom |
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Glacier
Hazards and Risk Response Strategies in Himalayan countries
(Bhutan, India, Nepal)
Mr. Diethard Leber, University of Vienna, Austria |
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A
regional flood disaster information network for the countries
of the Lower Mekong
Mr. Gordon Rigby, Radarsat International, Canada |
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Development
of advanced satellite-based products for drought monitoring
Mr. Christophe Sannier, Cranfield University, United Kingdom
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Complementary wide area and zoom-in observation
and reporting system for disaster prevention and mitigation
Mr. Sias Mostert, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
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Earthquake
risk assessment using Remote Sensing and Geospatial techniques
Mr. Siva Subramanian, RMSI, India |
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Earthquake
strong motion data mining for hazard mapping
Mr. Jayanta Pathak, Jorhat Engineering College, India
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Satellite
thermal infrared technology - temperature increase anomaly
- precursors of earthquake, volcanic eruption and forest
fire in short-term and imminent
Mr. Zuji Qiang, Shanghai Fudao Natural Disaster Prediction
Technology developing Co., China |
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Strengthening
local authorities in risk management (SLARIM) - an ITC
research project
Mr. Norman Kerle, ITC, the Netherlands |
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I. Developing Partnerships
and Regional Initiatives
FAO
in drought management
Mr. T. C. Ti, FAO |
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Processes and Prospects for Further Disaster
Management Applications
Mr. Glen Dolcemascolo, ADPC, Thailand |
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Distributed
information networks supporting natural hazards application
in Asia-Pacific
Mr. Chris Chiesa, PDC, USA |
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Space
technology applicationsfor disaster management
Mr. Masaru Arakida, ADRC, Japan |
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UNESCAP's approach for a regional cooperative
mechanism
Mr. Wu Guoxiang, UNESCAP |
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J. Using Space-based
Technologies Across the Border for Solving Disaster Problems
Water
management information networks in support of flood disasters-Project
example: Environmental Monitoring information Network
(EMIN)
Mr. Craig Johnson, Radarsat International, Canada |
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Flood
risk hazard mapping in the Lower Mekong Basin
Ms. Manithaphone Mahaxay, Mekong River Commission |
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Use
of space technologies for detection and observation over
pollution of a coastal zone
Ms. Sharafat Gadimova, Azerbaijan National Aerospace Agency
(ANASA), Azerbaijan |
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HI-STAR
report: A Malaria Information Systems to help prediction
and management of Malaria epidemics
Mr. Ed Anderson, International Space University, France
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Potential
uses of space-based flood mapping for disaster management
in Asia and the Pacific
Mr. Sebastien Caquard, Dartmouth Flood Observatory, USA
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GIS
and internet for flood monitoring
Ms. Pipat Ruangngam, Royal Irrigation Department, Thailand
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