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Matsu: An Elastic Cloud Connected

to a SensorWeb for Disaster

Response

Response

(Session 12F Working Group:

Cloud

 

Computing

 

for

 

Spacecraft

 

Operations)

Daniel Mandl NASA/GSFC

3/2/11

Daniel Mandl - NASA/GSFC 3/2/11

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SensorWeb High Level Architecture

fl

d

fi

SensorML Capabilities Documents

Data

Processing Node

floods, fires,

volcanoes etc

SensorML SensorML Web Processing Service (WPS) Web Coverage Service (WCS) Web Coordinate Transformation Service (WCTS) SensorML Capabilities Documents Node ode SensorML

RSS Feeds

SOS SAS SOS SAS Sensor Planning Service (SPS) Web Feature Service (WFS) EO-1 Satellite

Sensor Data ensor Data

N d uct

Internet

Sensor

Data

RSS Feeds

L1G WFS SPS WFS SPS Service (SPS) Sensor Alert Service (SAS) Sensor In-situ UA V S e

Satellite sensor data pro

d

Products

OpenID 2.0

SPS SPS Observation Service (SOS)

Satellite Data Node

Workflow s

GeoBPMS

(3)

Le el 1 & higher USGS target requests Science Validation Team targets Technology Validation Team activities User interface

Old Way of Doing Things with EO-1

Level 0

Level 1 & higher processed

science data products

Level 0 processed science data

Ops

engineering requests

Planning

 

Committee

Deputy

 

Mission

 

Scientist

equests

USGS

Level 0 Processing at GSFC White Sands Scheduling contact times De-conflicted,

JPL

Flight Ops

Mission Planner

GSFC

Mission

 

Sys

 

Engineer

Mission

 

Planner

USGS

 

Representative

Scheduling group station in-views times overflight

raw

science

data

via

manually selected weekly schedule Mission Ops Planning & Daily plan

ASIST Telemetry & Flight Dynamics Support Sys times times

via

X-band

Planning & Sched Sys

Daily activity plan

Non-GSFC

User

Command Sys tracking data commands telemetry

Alaska,

Norway,

RF Link cmd/ telemetry

y,

Wallops

Ground

Stations

Phase 1 Standard Ops Architecture

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Le el 1 & higher USGS target requests Science Validation Team targets Technology Validation Team activities User interface JPL

Step 1 Improvement for EO-1

USGS

Level 0

Level 1 & higher processed

science data products

Level 0 processed science data

Ops

engineering requests

Planning

 

Committee

Deputy

 

Mission

 

Scientist

Mi i

S

E i

requests JPL users

Level 0

Processing

at GSFC

USGS

Level 0 Processing at GSFC White Sands Scheduling contact times

JPL

Flight Ops

Mission Planner targets

GSFC

Mission

 

Sys

 

Engineer

Mission

 

Planner

USGS

 

Representative

JPL

 

Representation

De-conflicted, Scheduling group station in-views times overflight

raw

science

data

via

Daily plan Mission Ops Planning &

p

manually selected weekly schedule (backup approach & maneuvers)

De-conflicted,

manually generated replacement record

ASIST Telemetry & Flight Dynamics

Support Sys times

ASPEN Ground Planner times

via

X-band

Planning & Sched Sys

Daily activity plan

file goals

Non-GSFC

User

Science

goals

Command Sys with Web Interface tracking

data

Commands,

goals telemetry

Onboard EO-1

GSFC OpenID Provider (OP)

Server

CASPER

SCL-Meta-

d

cmds

science data

Science

Processing

Alaska,

Norway,

RF Link cmd, goals/ telemetry

CASPER

Onboard

Planner

command

controller

activities

Phase 2 Add Onboard Autonomy October 2003

y,

Wallops

Ground

Stations

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Disaster target requests USGS target requests Technology Validation activities

Mission

 

Step 2 Improvement for EO-1

USGS

USGS

Level 0

Level 0

science

data

GSFC Sensor Observation Service(SOS) for ALI

L1R, L1G

L1R, L1G L2 Products

Systems

 

Engineer

JPL Sensor Observation Service(SOS) for Hyperion JPL Web Processing Service(WPS) for Hyperion

E t l d

Level 0

Processing

at GSFC

Level 0 Processing at GSFC White Sands Scheduling contact times Mission Planner ( )

GSFC Web Processing Service(WPS) for ALI L2 Products

JPL Sensor Planning Service (SPS) External and Internal User targets FOT Scheduling group station in-views times overflight

raw

science

data

via

Daily plan Mission Ops Planning &

Mission

 

Science

 

Office

backup JPL users targets Service (SPS) GSFC GeoBPMS (Secure Web Auto grnd

ASIST Telemetry & Flight Dynamics

Support Sys times

ASPEN Ground Planner times

via

X-band

Planning & Sched Sys

Daily activity plan

goals NASA Investigator targets ( Interface) sensor triggers Misc targets

Non-GSFC

User

Science

goals

Command Sys with Web Interface tracking

data

Commands,

goals telemetry

Onboard EO-1

GSFC OpenID Provider (OP)

Server

CASPER

SCL-Meta-

d

cmds

science data

Science

Processing

Alaska,

Norway,

RF Link cmd, goals/ telemetry

CASPER

Onboard

Planner

command

controller

activities

Phase 3 Add Web Services October 2008

y,

Wallops

Ground

Stations

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Hyperion and ALI

External users,

NASA Investigators

Step 3 Improvement for EO-1 - Overview

Hyperion and ALI

Level 0 Processed

data from GSFC,

building 3 server

,

especially international

(e.g. disaster workers)

NASA Investigators

Technologists

g

Starlight

 

100

 

Level 1R and Level 1G Processing for ALI & Hyperion Atmospheric Correction for ALI & Hyperion

Web Coverage Processing Service (WCPS) to enable users to customize Level 2 products

Gigabit

 

Ethernet

 

Exchange

users to customize Level 2 products

Amazon Elastic Cloud SW

300+ core processors

80 Tbytes of storage

80 Gb

ti

t GSFC

80 Gbps

Nambia Flood Dashboard 2 year data product

80 Gbps connection to GSFC

At Univ of Illinois at Chicago

Supplied by Open Cloud Consortium

Virtual Machines (VM) & http server to VM’s

y p

archive

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Transformation to On-Demand Product Cloud Part 1

EO-1 Data Product Pipeline

EO-1 Level 0 Processor

Server Storage – 2 years

Hyperion & ALI Level 1R

p

EO-1 Level 1 Processor Service EO-1 Hyperion Atmospheric Correction -FLAASH Service yp Storage – Available Algorithms

Service FLAASH Service

EO-1 Hyperion Atmospheric Correction – ATREM Service EO-1 Level 1 WCPS Algorithm Generation Service Hyperion Level 1R ALI Level 1R algorithms ATREM Service EO 1 Level 1 Geospatially Corrected

Service Storage – 2years Hyperion & ALI Level 1R

WCPS Runtime Service Hyperion Level 1G

EO-1 ALI Atmospheric Correction – FLAASH

Service

and Level 1G AC Storage – 2 years Hyperion & ALI Level 1G Hyperion Level 1G ALI Level 1G Storage – 2 years User Defined L2 Products Generate a new product with this new algorithm Select algorithm & d t t data to run against

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CREST Hydrological

On-Demand Product Cloud Part 2

Flood Dashboard (Matsu)

y g

Model

(

6 Namibian River

)

Gauge Stations -Daily Measurements TRMM based Global

Rainfall Estimates

MODIS Daily Flood

E t t M Namibia River Gauge

Radarsat Images

Extent Map

Storage – 2 years Hyperion & ALI Level 1R

Namibia River Gauge Data base

Global Disaster and Alert and Coordination

Storage – 2years Hyperion & ALI Level 1R

Storage – 2 years

Hyperion & ALI Level 1G Flood Dashboard Display Service - Mashup

- Google Maps Inset System (GDACS)

Hyperion & ALI Level 1R and Level 1G AC Storage – 2 years

User Defined L2

- Plot Package

Products

e.g. EO-1 Flood Mask

http server

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Experimental Namibian Flood SensorWeb Webpage

Note blue bars indicating

a surge of rainfall upstream

Then a flood wave appears

downstream at Rundu river

Flood Dashboard

gauge days later

Namibia Short Term Pilot for 2010

• Colored areas represent catchments

where rainfall collects and drains to river

where rainfall collects and drains to river

basins

• River gauges displayed as small circles

• Detailed measurements are available on

the display by clicking on the river gauge

the display by clicking on the river gauge

stations.

• This display can be viewed and

manipulated at:

http://geobpms geobliki com/namibia

http://geobpms.geobliki.com/namibia

and

http://geobpms.geobliki.com/namibia2

9

Zambezi basin consisting of

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Shanalumono River Gauge Station and Part of Community

Prone to Flooding Downstream

g

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Experimental Namibian Flood SensorWeb Webpage

View of Available Envisat & EO-1 Overlay Images

Experimental TRMM-based

Flood Forecast Products

Flood Dashboard

Envisat SAR and EO-1

Optical Image Overlays

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Estimated Rainfall Webpage Based on TRMM Data

i

d i h

i

Experimented

 

with

 

various

 

hydrometeorolgical

 

information

 

for

 

flood

 

forecasting

 

models

remote sensing 

rainfall estimates 

24 February 2010 

NASA Servir Africa

red is > 35 mm

red is > 35 mm

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Experimental Flood Extent Data Product Derived from MODIS

First product out of automated MODIS flood extent map pipeline 

prototype Used data from March 2009 when large floods

prototype.  Used data from March 2009  when large floods 

occurred to test.  

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Recent

 

MODIS

 

Daily

 

Flood

 

Extent

Area toured on January 2011 trip

Recent

flooded area

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Sample of Planned Addition of Higher Resolution Flood Product

Overlay Using EO-1

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Mashup of Satellite Data and River Gauge Data Using

Namibia2 (Google Earth Version) Webpage Tool

Zambia water lines

from old database

Lower Zambezi

catchment

M lti

i

NORMAL, 2009 AND 2010 WATER LEVELS 

AT KATIMA MULILO ‐UPDATE 23 FEBRUARY 

Multiyear river gauge

measurements

6.500 7.500 normal 2009 2010 4.500 5.500 2010 2.500 3.500

Envisat swath

EO-1 Data

Radarsat Data

0.500 1.500

1‐Jan 21‐Jan 10‐Feb 2‐Mar 22‐Mar 11‐Apr

Envisat swath

March 25, 2009

March 2009

Envisat Data

March 2009

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Mock up of Revised River Gauge Plot Page

Various flood models such as

CREST model (Univ. of Oklahoma)

Rainfall prediction

p

From GEOS-5

TRMM based daily

rainfall estimates

(19)

Sample Display of Multi-year Satellite Measurements (in month of March) of

Katima Mulilo Linked to JRC Via Namibia Flood Mashup

Based on Terra AMSR-E Microwave Instrument

Based on Terra AMSR-E Microwave Instrument

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Sample Alert During Pilot

Sample

 

Alert

 

During

 

Pilot

N

ibi d il fl

d b ll ti 03 M

h 2010

Namibia

 

daily

 

flood

 

bulletin

 

03

 

March

 

2010:

 

There

 

have

 

again

 

been

 

heavy

 

rains

 

in

 

parts

 

of

 

the

 

Zambezi

catchment See attached NASA map The waterlevels at

catchment.

 

See

 

attached

 

NASA

 

map.

 

The

 

waterlevels

 

at

Chavuma

 

started

 

rising

 

again.

 

See

 

attached

 

graph.

 

Our

forecast

 

remains

 

that

 

the

 

Katima

 

Mulilo

 

waterlevels

 

are

heading

 

for

 

7

 

m

 

by

 

mid

March

 

2010.

 

For

 

perspective,

 

the

flood

 

would

 

be:

similar to 2007

similar

 

to

 

2007

higher

 

than

 

2008

lower

 

than

 

2009

h

ll d

d

h

d h

h

But

 

much

 

will

 

depend

 

on

 

the

 

rains

 

and

 

the

 

catchment

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Sample

 

Time

 

Sequence

 

Flood

 

Map

 

Generated

 

by

 

Unosat,

 

Derived

 

from

 

Multiple

p

 

Satellite

 

Data

 

Sets

Vision is to generate similar product automatically when floods predicted and

pair them with river gauge measurements

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Conclusion

• Combining Sensorwebs with an elastic computation cloud enables surge

• Combining Sensorwebs with an elastic computation cloud enables surge

capacity for disasters by enabling parallel processing of various algorithms and

other processes within the cloud

• Elastic cloud provides work space for user to customize their experience instead

• Elastic cloud provides work space for user to customize their experience instead

of a preset outputs

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