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IN MINISTRY OF MINES IN MINISTRY OF MINES EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TECHNOLOGY TOOLS EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TECHNOLOGY TOOLS ISRO presentation

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Page 1: EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS

IN MINISTRY OF MINESIN MINISTRY OF MINES

EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TECHNOLOGY TOOLS

EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE EFFECTIVE USE OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TECHNOLOGY TOOLS

ISRO presentation

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Benefit in various activities of the ministryBenefit in various activities of the ministry

Time , cost , Time , cost , coverage & coverage &

temporal temporal effectivenesseffectiveness

Mineral Mineral ExplorationExploration

SystematicSystematicmappingmapping

Disaster Disaster Management Management

MiningMining activity activity

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Space based inputs available to support Space based inputs available to support ongoing / future programmesongoing / future programmes

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Indian EO Missions Present and The Near Future

TES : HyperspectralHyper VNIR (64 ch., 25m, 25km)Hyper SWIR (64 ch., 25m, 25km)

plus…

Resourcesat 3Wide Field LISS 3

(6 ch., 23.5m; 600 km)

GEO-HR Imager HR VNIR (4 ch., 50m, 400km)HR IR (10 ch., 1km, 340 km)

plus…

Resourcesat 1&2 AWiFS (55m;800 km)

LISS 3 (23.5m; 140 km) LISS 4 (5.8m; 70 km)

Cartosat 3 PAN (0.3 m, 10 Km)

MX (4 ch., 1.2m, 10km)

Oceansat 2 OCM, Scatterometer,

ROSA

INSAT 3D (VHRR)

SARAL Ka-Altimeter & Argos

Megha TropiquesMADRAS, SAPHIR, ScaRab, GPS Occ.

Resourcesat 2

RISAT-1

Cartosat-3

SARAL

MeghaTropiques

Oceansat -2

INSAT 3D

RISAT-1 C-band SAR; 3-50 m

Cartosat- 2C/2DPAN Stereo (< 1m)

MX (2.4 m)

Cartosat- 1&2PAN Stereo (2.5&1m)

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International missions

• Hyperion ( hyperspectral)• ASTER ( Multispectral in SWIR and TIR)• Landsat missions (Multispectral in SWIR and TIR)• RADARSAT mission – C band, multi incidence and

poloraimetry• TERRA SAR missions – X band • ALOS missions – L band• GRACE – Gravity mission ( temporal gravity)• GOCE – Gravity mission ( Static gravity)• CORONA ( de classified data) for archives

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MajorMajor SpaceSpace basedbased ApplicationsApplications atat NationalNational levellevel

Past

• Landslide inventory and HazardZonation

• National Geomorphological andLineament Mapping project

Ongoing

• National Geomorphological andlineament mapping project(National Mosaic)

• Landslide inventory and earlywarning (selected sites)

• Hyperspectral studies (case studies)

Future …

• Landslide inventory, Susceptibilityand Early warning (national level)

• Air / Space borne hyperspectralstudies for few mineralized belts

• Mining related legal / environmentalaspects

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Systematic mapping- Status

• Satellite data is being used for Systematic geological mapping on 1:50,000 scale• National Geomorphological and lineament mapping on 1:50,000 scale was based

on satellite data interpretation

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Systematic mapping – Future• National geomorphological mapping

§ Periodic updation of dynamic landforms is required especially coastal, fluvial, glacial and aeolian forms at least every 10 years

§ National Lineament mapping § Detail mapping using high resolution data & stereo data

§ Systematic geological mapping § updating existing maps with satellite data• Use of mobile applications during field work for better integration with spatial data

Temporal changes Detail mapping

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Mineral exploration – Status• Use of multispectral data for regional mapping • Hyperspectral studies for few mineralized belt like gold, diamond, bauxite, limestone ( pilot scale)• Protocols for collection of spectra collections • Ground / Rock spectral for 700 samples• Capacity building• Processing of available satellite hyper spectral data sets• ISRO effort to develop sensor in the visible region and flying in few areas for calibrations• ISRO and NASA –JPL collaboration on flying AVIRIS sensor in visible and SWIR ( 380 to 2500 )region in year 2015 in few test areas

in India

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1. Gossan2. Quartzite3. Carbonate rock

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Mineral exploration - Future

• Regional mapping of geological / geomorhological and structural guides

– Use of new generation of Multispectral data / High resolution data for revisiting some of the existing deposits

• Alteration zones / Residual capping /Gossans• Requirement of air / satellite hyperspectral data sets for the country• Spectral library for rocks and mineral for Indian condition needs to be expanded to cover all the variability

• Aero- Geophysical data ( Multi sensor)– Better resolution data for all the important explored and unexplored zones– Low flying with better line spacing

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Mining activity - issues

• Monitoring of mining activity:-– Sub meter satellite data can be used provided the mine boundaries are

fixed on the ground with good controls (DGPS) .– Mining related subsidence using DinSAR ( possible to understand broad

zones in selective mining areas.)– Landuse / Landcover change can be monitored

– Legality is difficult to address especially with respect to deviation ,pollution and safety

– Mine collapse & Slope instability limited potential

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Disaster - Status• Landslide Susceptible Maps for few areas • Event based landslide inventory • Few pilot studies on early warning (rainfall based)• Few pilot studies on ground instrumentation

Landslide Susceptible Maps Landslide early warning

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Disaster Management- Future

• Landslide susceptible mapping – Mapping for the vulnerable zones needs to done in shortest possible

time at macro scale to cover large areas

• Landslide inventory– seasonal inventory of landslide for the vulnerable zones– Volume estimation especially after major event to understand the

material contribution to the environment

• Landslide early warning (rainfall based)– To extend to all the vulnerable areas – . Improvement in the ground network of weather station

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Work flow proposed for NLSMfor rapid coverage

in shorter timethrough web

mapping service and geo procesing

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Glacial studies- Status

• Intensive ground survey for few glaciers • Remote sensing based change detection

studies for few glaciers• Regional glacial mapping

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Glacial studies – Future

• Systematic coverage of all the glacier with periodicity of updation especially using temporal data sets

1962

2010

Moraine-dammed lakeCartosat-1 10-May-2013

Corona 24-November-1962

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Marine & coastal survey – possibilities

• Altimeter based SSH for understanding the near shore bathymetry

• Coastal sediment plume monitoring in near shore using multi spectral data

• Coast line & landform changes using temporal satellite data

• Oil slick mapping

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