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Joy Papao, Risk Information Systems Officer
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
Secretariat of the Pacific Community ‐ SPC
22 Pacific Island States Head office in Noumea, New Caledonia 2 Regional offices (Pohnpei and Honiara) 600 staff 9 Technical divisions
‐ Economic Development Division‐ Education, Training and Human Development Division‐ Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems (FAME) Division‐ Land Resources Division‐ Public Health Division‐ Statistics for Development Division‐ Strategic Engagement, Policy and Planning Facility (SEPPF)‐ Operations and Management Division
‐ Applied Geoscience and Technology Division (SOPAC)
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
Natural Resource Economics
Applied Geoscience & Technology Division
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Directorate
Publications /Library
Data Management
Disaster Reduction Programme
Ocean & Islands Programme
Water & Sanitation Programme
GIS & Remote Sensing
1Ocean and Islands Programme
Technical Workshop
Corporate Services
Role of GIS Section
Image data management (catalogues, database maintenance)
Providing technical advice on imagery (type, resolution, specification)
Image selection & acquisition (archive, new collect)
Image data pre‐processing (rectification, atmospheric correction)
Analysis (Semi automatic analysis, network analysis, spatial analysis)
Conduct technical training ( MapInfo, Map Basic, Erdas, ArcGIS, QGIS, GPS)
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
Disaster Reduction Programme
provides technical and policy advice and support to strengthen disaster risk management practices in Pacific Island Countries and Territories
DRM Policy & Planning Risk Reduction Community based DRM Pacific DRM Training Pacific Disaster Net Disaster Management Disaster Risk Reduction in Eight Pacific ACP States (B‐Envelope) Supporting Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) in Pacific Overseas Countries and Territories
(OCTs)
Use GIS & RS in our various work programmes for different applications
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
WINDS ANTENNAE
Installed at the Government of Fiji ITC complex Maintained by ITC staff Standard procedure for requesting and accessing imagery via Sentinel Asia
established1. request JAXA by email for proposal to use the WINDS antenna for
receiving commercial data when disaster occur 2. request the emergency observation request to Sentinel Asia 3. JAXA also receives emergency observation requests sent to the
International Disaster Charter via UNOOSA/UNOSAT 4. ITC Fiji is contacted by JAXA once image is uploaded5. ITC Fiji contacts NDMO and SOPAC once data is prepared6. Imagery downloaded by SOPAC and NDMO and distributes as required
Pre and post disaster image products were provided in February 2012
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
PROCESSDisasterOccurs
REQUESTING ORGANISATIONS
WINDS ANTENNAEITC Services
DISASTER RESPONSE AGENCIES & PARTNERS
REQUEST
DATA RECEIVED
ANALYSED DATA
REQUEST
DATA RECEIVED ANALYSED DATA
EXPERIENCES/USES
TC Freda assessment in the Solomon Islands (Dec 2012) NEOC (initial assessment, logistics, planning, relief)
TC Evans assessment in Samoa (Dec 2012)
Water asset & resource mapping in Pitcairn (Jun 2012) Water scarcity (how best to improve water accessibility)
Post flood assessments in Fiji (Jan/March 2012) Flood inundation, extents, maximum flood heights
Post flood assessment in Solomon Islands (2009) River cross sections, investigating cause of river diversions
Tsunami Evacuation mapping in Suva
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
WEB PORTALS
PCRAFI – http://pcrafi.sopac.org
SOPAC Geonode ‐ http://geonode.sopac.org
SOPAC Geonetwork ‐ http://geonetwork.sopac.org
Pacific Disaster Net ‐ http://www.pacificdisaster.net
DesInventar
Compendium Project http://sopaccompendium.spc.int/compendium/main.jsf
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
PCRAFI
Pacific Catastrophe Risk Assessment & Financing Initiative
A joint initiative of SOPAC/SPC, World Bank, and the Asian Development Bank with the financial support of the Government of Japan and the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR), and technical support from AIR Worldwide, New Zealand GNS Science, Geoscience Australia, Pacific Disaster Center (PDC), OpenGeo and GFDRR Labs
Interactive platform of detailed probabilistic hazard models for all 15 countries, such as Tropical Cyclones with Winds, Storm Surge, Rain & Earthquake with Ground‐shaking and Tsunami
3.5m attributed buildings in the Pacific
Data accessibility available through Web services (WMS, WFS)
http://pcrafi.sopac.org/
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
PACIFIC RISK INFORMATION
SYSTEM
Pacific Disaster Net ‐ PDN
Largest and most comprehensive information resource for Disaster Risk Management for the Pacific Island Countries
Alerts, Events, Reports, Publications, Contacts, Training Information, Media
10,000 documents since 2008
http://www.pacificdisaster.net
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
GEONETWORK
• A storage and retrieval online catalogue, developed for easy and secure access to Marine and oceanographic Information collected from SPC‐SOPAC divisions ocean surveys and from external organizations within the Pacific
‐Bathymetry Datasets, Reports & Charts‐Historical Aerial Photographs‐Deep Sea minerals Datasets‐South Pacific Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project Information‐Pacific Maritime Boundary Information‐Deep sea Mineral resources Geophysical data , Atlases and reports‐Coastal Geological Maps‐Satellite Images‐SOPAC historical scanned maps and Charts
http://geonetwork.sopac.org
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
GEONETWORK
Applied Geoscience and Technology Division ‐ SOPAC
CHALLENGES ‐ Sustainability Data sharing – between agencies, with countries and partners. SOPAC is only
the custodian of the data Limited internet connectivity or high maintenance costs Capacity development within countries to sustain and apply products (‘not
another data collection exercise’)Inhouse capacity to maintain PacRIS
Funding – dependent on project funding to deliver activities. Sustainability between project lifecycle
Limited resources –personnel within NDMO thus support from Lands/Mapping section is critical
Bridge the gap from Science to Policy – products need to assist development planners and DRM/CCA policy makers
Development of tools and products to meet country needs Liaise & collaborate with SOPAC‐SPC for available data and training needs/gaps for
the member countries
Thank you..
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