COSMO-SkyMed: ¾Mission Definition ¾Main Application and Products



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COSMO-SkyMed: ¾Mission Definition ¾Main Application and Products Presented by: Laura Candela - ASI Francesco Caltagirone ASI UO EO Applications UO Payload RADAR Head COSMO-SkyMed System Manager

Summary L. Candela, ASI The PSN (National Space Plan) Our interest in polarimetric applications perspective F. Caltagirone, ASI COSMO SkyMed Mission Definition

Strategic Building Block of Italian PSN The development of public utility services ¾To promote and develop the EO data demand ¾To promote the creation of an EO data offer suitable for the demand ¾To acquire an international role in the public utility service. The development the scientific knowledge The development the technological research The national contribution to the European strategic independence The integration of application and technologies for dual (civilian/military) use.

The PSN applicative products Applicative products in the PSN environmental monitoring, surveillance and risk management 9/DQGVOLGHV 9)ORRGV 92LOVSLOOPRQLWRULQJ 9)LUHV COSMO-SkyMed mission Scientific activities related to applicative and technological products

COSMO SkyMed strong point Fast programming and response DEM generation capability Global coverage High-resolution capability Multimode/Multitemporal data acquisitions Robustness and operationality Revisit time and reactivity with a dedicate service to institutional entities

SIASGE: an international cooperation Under assessment We are evaluating the Italy-Argentina System SIASGE devoted to emergency management This initiative starts from the common interest of Italy and Argentina in the development of products and services for risk and emergency management The SIASGE will include The &26026N\0HGV\VWHPGHYHORSHGE\$6, VDWHOOLWHVHTXLSSHGZLWK;EDQGPXOWLSRODULPHWUL 6$5 The 6$2&20V\VWHPGHYHORSHGE\&21$( VDWHOOLWHVHTXLSSHGZLWKPXOWLSRODULPHWUL / EDQG6$5 Objectives To exchange data acquired by the two systems for institutional use (and commercial perspectives) To jointly develop EO applications (products and services) maximizing the two bands X e L and the multipolarization

SAR polarimetry and applications Perspectives COSMO SkyMed is equipped with a polarimetric X-band SAR The applicative products of primary importance for ASI take a great advantage from the use of multipolarimetric X (and L) SAR data ¾For several applications like flood monitoring, topography soil moisture retrieval, terrain changes, oil spill detection it s clearly shown the increased value of multiparameter capabilities to characterize Earth s surface and vegetation cover and to generate geophysical products. This workshop has assessed the applicative capabilities of polarimetry and the large interest in this field ASI will exploit the polarimetry benefits in the application development.

SAR polarimetry and applications Perspectives The large interest of scientific community confirm how is promising the exploitation of this feature On the basis of PSN founds and of COSMO-SkyMed polarimetric capabilities we can consolidate the studies in this field opening an effective collaboration with this community.

Mission statement COSMO-SkyMed is an end-to-end Earth Observation System dedicated to Earth remote sensing and data exploitation for Dual (military and civil) Use applications. Main mission objective is therefore the provision of data, products and services relevant to the: monitoring, surveillance and intelligence applications of MoD entities; environmental monitoring, surveillance and risk management applications of institutional entities; environmental resources management, maritime management, earth topographic mapping, law enforcement, informative / science applications of other institutional, scientific and commercial entities. COSMO-SkyMed, funded by the Italian Ministry of Research and Ministry of Defence and conducted by the Italian Space Agency (ASI), appears to be the first System (and mission) capable to fully meet the requirements for management, control and exploitation of Earth resources in a coordinated manner with Optical Satellites.

COSMO-SkyMed Mission vs. Users and Market ÖCOSMO-SkyMed System answers to Users/Application requirements and to market demand, being characterized by the following peculiar features: Dual Use Revisit time of few hours Response time of tens of hours Metric/Sub-metric resolution Imagery intelligence Night time sensing Penetration of cloud Interferometric applications Polarimetry Rapid distribution of images Low cost equipment and images Complete service

Programme Origin and Heritage The Cosmo-SkyMed Programme initially was born as a civilian programme for the observation of the Mediterranean Basin Area and its realisation was assigned to the Italian Space Agency (ASI). In the meantime the IT MoD was looking for/selecting a new observation satellite system, follow-on of HELIOS I (whose operational life is expected to end in 2004), with higher performances in terms of resolution and geo-location. ÖTODAY, THE COSMO-SKYMED PROGRAM IS: part of the National Space Plan to supply remote sensing products and services for the monitoring and control and management of the risk relevant to Forest Fires, Floods, Landslides, Oil spills; the Radar Component (metric and sub-metric capabilities) of a dual use system including Radar and Optical Satellites; developed under ASI responsibility in collaboration with the IT MOD; part of an IT/FR Agreement on Earth Observation, open to third parties participation.

Programme Origin and Heritage The Cosmo-SkyMed Programme, contributes to: finalizing space technology products to application promoting and developing services of public interest developing an Italian role in the international service market increasing the national scientific base aiming at the excellence of various disciplines fostering Italian technological excellence and industrial competitiveness broadening and consolidating international cooperation ÖTHE COSMO-SKYMED PROGRAM IS: strategic; compliant with Government PSN Strategies; flexible and suitable for enhancement, boosting new applications development supporting market development.

Space Technologies X-SAR System Project SAR-2000 The Italian platform "PRIMA HYPSEO Ground Technologies Space Geodesy Centre ASI-CGS X-SAR G.S. MCC (Mission Control Centre) I-PAF (X-SAR I & II, SRTM, ERS, GOME,) I-PAC (ENVISAT) National pilot projects HW and SW development (including HPC) Scientific activities National Pilot Project X-SAR, SRTM Italian P.I. and C.O. ERS, ENVISAT Italian P.I. and C.O. Users Oriented Programme Origin and Heritage National Pilot Projects ASI Company for the E.O. (E GEOS). Technological Transfer program E.O. Services COSMO-SkyMed SkyMed Space Segment Ground Segment Science Users

COSMO-SkyMed - Features Functional Requirement Performance Comments Revisit Time Up to few hours A constellation of satellites is mandatory. Coverage Global The system will be capable to acquire and furnish data worldwide. Response Up to tens of From request to the final users standard products delivery Time hours Observation capability All weather, day/night The availability of a system with an all weather day/night capability is crucial for most applications of the Defense and risk management discipline. Interferometry Dual pass Int. For interpretation purposes and Digital Elevation M odel (DEM ) Polarimetry Spatial Resolution Swaths Incidence angles SAR Four Polarizations (HH, VV, HV, VH) are available Variable: from few meters to hundred of meters Variable: from tenth of Km to hundred of Km Variable: Tens of degrees production. Data Takes with selectable polarization, and multiple polarizations on the same scene, using the Ping-Pong technique. To cover the wide range of applications To cover the wide range of applications, ranging from local to regional scale phenomena To improve interpretability and to reduce casting shadows depending from the illumination vector angle.

COSMO-SkyMed Overall Architecture The Overall Architecture is fully compliant to the Mission Requirements

COSMO-SkyMed System - Space Segment Orbit 4 satellites phased at 90 phased sun-synchronous 14+13/16 altitude 619 km equator cross time around 6h00 Satellite Main Characteristics Mass: 1700 Kg 300 Gbit On-Board-Memory; On-board data compression and encryption 300 Mbps X-band down-link capability 24 hours on-board operational autonomy Three axis stabilized Very high pointing accuracy Right and Left Looking High GPS receiver and star tracker accuracy 5 years lifetime

COSMO-SkyMed System - Space Segment SAR Payload General Characteristics ¾COSMO SAR is a multi-mode sensor, a programmable system which is able to operate providing different performance in terms of swath dimension, spatial resolution and polarization. ¾The radar transmitter and receiver operate through an electrically steerable multi-beam antenna which concentrates the transmitted energy in a narrow beam, along a direction normal to the satellite track, while the characteristics of the transmitted pulses and of the reception timing determine spatial resolution and coverage. ¾COSMO SAR provides the user with a set of standard operational modes; nevertheless the operational policy is fully flexible and all the parameters which are necessary in order to define a beam are selectable by means of ground commands.

COSMO-SkyMed System - Space Segment Main Performance Specifications X-band active antenna, electronic steering; Multimode SAR instrument from submetric to ScanSAR revisit time less than 12 hours Geolocation error less than 15 m Access area : 1300 Km ground cross track, corresponding to pointing angles between 20 and 60, left and right looking; Swath width 10 to 200 Km SAR acquisition modes Modes with one polarisation selectable among HH, VV, HV or VH: SPOTLIGHT - resolution: order of the m or less - spot area : tens of km2 HIMAGE (Stripmap) - resolution: few meters - swath width: several tens of km WIDEREGION (ScanSAR) - resolution: few tens of meters - swath width: hundreds of km HUGEREGION (ScanSAR) - resolution: several tens of meters - swath width: few hundreds of km Modes with two polarisation selectable among HH, VV, HV or VH: PING PONG (Stripmap) - resolution: few meters - swath width: several tens of km

System Utilization Scenario The COSMO SkyMed is an operative mission: The system is able, on the basis of the various user requests and their priority, to build the best plan to accomplish the user needs. The originated products will be delivered, normally, to the end-user via the COSMO-SkyMed Ground Segment. The data provision to the end user is based on data sensed both by COSMO satellites as well as from other system and shall be reliable and delivered with a pre-defined and well-known delivery time. Fast delivery products can be one or more images (compatible with the link data rate) with a limited quality (raw images) to be delivered as soon as possible to mobile stations co-located with the acquired site. The user will receive the products in which they are interested as soon as they are available in the system (Near Real Time). Nevertheless the system shall be tailored to accomplish user request related to already processed data (off-line products).

COSMO - SkyMed GS Overview Weather, Climatology Flight Dynamic and other Additional DataProvider Weather forecast TU,solar activity, other s ys tems data,... Coop. Governmental Entity Italian Gover nmental Entity solar activity, GPS correction other s ys tems data,... 2SWLFDO *URXQG 6HJPHQW &RVPR *URXQG 6HJPHQW TM/TC TM/TC S- Band Network TM/TC TM/TC &RVPR6N\PHG 6SDFH 6HJPHQW Cosmo Sky Med GS main drivers: Dual Use Response time Expandability/Interoperability Availability / Operability Additional DataProvider Needs Or feo Pr oducts Civil Cus tomer Needs Needs Pr oduct Italian Defens e Cus tomer Needs Pr odus ct Cooper ants Defens e Cus tomer,wdoldq &LYLO 8VHU Cosmo Image *URXQG 6HJPHQW Telemetry optical 2SWLFDO &LYLO 8VHU 6SDFH 6HJPHQW *URXQG 6HJPHQW Cooper ants Image Telemetry,WDOLDQ 'HI 8VHU *URXQG 6HJPHQW &RRSHU 'HI 8VHU *URXQG 6HJPHQW Additional DataProvider Security standards application Geographical distribution Polar stations utilization World wide fiducial network MAPS (mobile stations) Continuous calibration Modular architecture, with plug and play approach Functional and physical redundancy Use of TCP/IP protocols Integrated Logistics Support policies

COSMO SkyMed GS Interoperability and Expandability Interoperability Adoption of international standards Other Missions Expandability, through integration of: Acquisition and ingestion chain Processors SAR Space Segment Users Users S-band downlink S-band uplink Data acquisition, archiving and processing centre Data acquisition, archiving and processing centre X-band data downlink S-band TT&C station Satellite TC Satellite Telemetry Satellite Control Centre (CCS) Status Mis sion Plan Processor Acq. & Ingestion Blocks Application specific Acq. & Ingestion Pre- Planning Pre- Planning Processor Requests Data acquisition, archiving and processing centres Mission Planning and Control Centre (CPCM) Users Users

COSMO-SkyMed System Revisit Time 12 h accessibility 24 h accessibility 100 100 80 80 accessibility (%) 60 40 accessibility (%) 60 40 20 20 0 1 2 3 4 number of satellites 0 1 2 3 4 number of satellites Right-Nominal Right-Extended Right&Left-Nominal Right&Left-Extended

COSMO-SkyMed System Response Time Visibility at high latitude stations

COSMO-SkyMed System Response Time Basic Scenario + Kiruna + Cordoba - Maximum System Response Time

COSMO-SkyMed System Response Time Basic Scenario + Kiruna + Cordoba - Average System Response Time

Program Status and Key Events PREVIOUS STEPS: End of Phase B1 1998 Design and Bread boarding - Phase B2 1999 Critical technological development 1998/2002 ÖCurrently the Satellite is under qualification NEXT: Development - First sat. 2000/2003 Launch of the first satellite begin of 2005 Constellation completion end of 2006