EOMAP Bathymetry and Seafloor Mapping Services

MyOcean supporting EOMAP aquatic services

Thomas Heege

EOMAP GmbH & Co.KG Germany | Singapore | USA www.eomap.com

EOMAP core business: aquatic mapping services

Bathymetry surveys for offshore industry Environmental monitoring of coastal zones for offshore industry & agencies

Water quality monitoring for agencies and authorities

Worldwide distribution and services Mapping of coastal habitats and bathymetry worldwide

Mexico, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Australia & GBR, US coastl… : > 1 000 000 km2

Riviera Maya / Yucatan coast, 600 km coastline High resolution bathymetry and seafloor survey land reef crest lagoon

forereef Operational mapping of aquatic properties

 Sensor-independent state-of-the-art production, using physics based algorithm to derive harmonized aquatic properties  Operational and NRT access to satellite data at ground stations Seafloor reflectance draped over bathymetry (2m resolution, Heron Island)

Include copyrighted material of DigitalGlobe. WorldView-2 Abu Dhabi Environmental Agency: Mapping of Abu Dhabi coastal habitats & satellite derived water depth Sir Bani Yas Abu Dhabi, 2m resolution, WV-2, 03.03.2013

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[m] depth EOMAP off-the-shelf bathymetry Here: Arabian Gulf (15/30m) myOcean supporting EOMAP services

EOMAP Bathymetry and seafloor mapping services . Operational production, physics based workflows

. Service integrates: Rapid feasibility, rapid standardized production

. E.g. Request – Order – Delivery: <24h

. Technology approach is restricted by in-water turbidity

. myOcean provides seasonal statistic of world-wide in-water turbidity for satellite tasking

. Other commercial services integrated:

e.g. tide fore-/hindcasting (UKHO, Admirality, Easytide) myOcean supporting EOMAP services: Bathymetry and seafloor mapping services Tasking of satellite imagery and initial feasibility check: . myOcean provides seasonal statistic of world-wide in-water turbidity

4km secchi depth NETCDF time series myOcean supporting EOMAP services: Bathymetry and seafloor mapping services Tasking of satellite imagery and initial feasibility check: . Access to myOcean NETCDF time series files

. Interfaces with phyton modules NETCDF time series to retrieve and visualize annual statistics of turbidity & aquatic properties for locations of interest

Inland Water Quality Monitoring for authorities, e.g. LuBW, LfU, …

Rivers and streams: Monitoring for Authorities, e.g.BfG, BAW High-resolution multi-sensor monitoring

River Elbe / Germany Suspended matter monitoring 27. Juni 2010

11:4013:2009:5511:30 UTCUTCUTC Satellite sensors: MODIS Terra, Aqua MERIS, RapidEye

Suspended matter

[mg/l] - 1 - 6 - 24 - 58 - 125 - 358 - 712

Land

Cloud RapidEye 5m EOMAP High Resolution Water Monitoring Services .. on continental scales .. EOMAP High Resolution Water Monitoring Services .. standardized NRT production with infrastructure at ground segments .. Dredge plume monitoring

e.g. for Woodside Energy, Australia: http://earth.eo.esa.int/workshops/gasoil2010/Hausknecht.pdf www.eomap.com/OWIKI-MonitoringDredgingPlumesandWaterQuality-180811-0823-14-2.pdf Cost savings for Woodside Energy: 1 000 000 AUD

Online store & web access to products, customization tools

Web Store Web Applications

Upcomming links to myOcean services: . Expected: opportunities for integration of myOcean in situ and modelling components into high resolution service plattforms and further customized solutions for clients, e.g. in the frame of Web Applications, Workbenches etc. myOcean, Copernicus and commercial services: support and synergies

Summary and Outlook: . myOcean supporting feasibility studies and tasking of satellite imagery for EOMAP bathymetry and seafloor services . Relevant aspects: Easy product access, ww

Synergies between commercial and Copernicus services: . Complementary spatial (and temporal) resolutions for myOcean and EOMAP satellite products, addressing different user groups . Further opportunities of integrating myOcean in situ and modelling components into better customized solutions for clients . European bodies should also profit from commercial driven services and innovations, e.g. by integrating high resolution information where required for the public demand