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Ksat satellite monitoring of oil spills at sea
1. Satellite monitoring of oil spills at sea Beredskapskonferansen Tromsø, mai 2010 Jan Petter Pedersen, Vice President, KSAT WORLD CLASS – through people, technology and dedication
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5. Coordinated surveillance, satellite and airplane observation / / 28 May 2010 An integrated system combining available surveillance means represents the optimal and most cost efficient solution for environmental monitoring Satellite images may be used for planning of airplane activity
6. Example Oil Spill Detection / / 28 May 2010 Discharge from a Norwegian offshore oil rig Radarsat-1 SAR image (over left) Aerial photo, Coastal Directorate (over right) Aerial SLAR image, Coastal Directorate (right)
7. Oil spill detected by KSAT, alert through EMSA, Verified by Coastguard airplane / / 28/05/10 ESA2009/processed by KSAT
8. Identification of polluting source Combining satellite images with AIS / / 28 May 2010 Oil spill outside the Norwegian coast, ships in the area. Warning with excact position, size and confidence level is given. Combined with AIS, tracked back, one of the ship lanes closely corresponds with the potensial spill. The vessel can easily be identified, and authorities can decide on further action.
13. Emergency set-up: The Gulf of Mexico disaster / / 28 May 2010 Multimission SAR and optical satellite data provide recognised situation picture: Envisat, Radarsat, TerraSAR Envisat/MERIS, DigitalGlobe Copyright raw data ESA, CSA/MDA, InfoTerra, DigitalGlobe Data processing/analysis KSAT
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16. WORLD CLASS – through people, technology and dedication www.ksat.no Kongsberg SvalSat station For further information: www.ksat.no [email_address]