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UN satellite image analysis – continuity is key to success

UNOSAT, the Operational Satellite Applications Programme of the UN Institute for Training and Research, focuses on utilizing satellite imagery analysis to improve humanitarian aid and crisis response. With over 280 operational deployments since its inception in 2003, UNOSAT supports emergency situations through thematic mapping, damage assessment, and capacity development. Its innovative solutions leverage cutting-edge technology and collaboration with global partners, ensuring timely access to critical geo-information for effective disaster risk reduction and human security monitoring.

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UN satellite image analysis – continuity is key to success

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  1. UN satellite image analysis – continuity is key to success GEO-X, Side Event by Secure World Foundation – 13 January 2014

  2. Introduction to UNOSAT • Continuity • Thematic • Temporal • Quality • Innovation

  3. Introduction to UNOSAT • About UNOSAT • UNOSAT is the Operational Satellite Applications Programme of the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) – entirely dedicated to researching and applying solutions in satellite imagery analysis, mapping and capacity development • A mature UN centre of excellence with global outreach supported by a network of partners worldwide • Since 2003, operational in over 280 emergencies & conflicts

  4. Introduction to UNOSAT

  5. UNOSAT - AREAS OF OUTPUT Humanitarian Aid and Relief Coordination Crisis & Situational Mapping Damage assessment Human Security Monitoring Human Rights Safety and Security Territorial Planning and Monitoring Capacity Development & Technical Assistance In-country project development

  6. UNOSAT integrated response model for humanitarian relief and development Demand for geo-information

  7. UNOSAT Rapid Mapping 2012

  8. Introduction to UNOSAT • Videos • Short overview of rapid mapping • Examples of the importance of continuity

  9. Introduction to UNOSAT • Video • Capacity development for Disaster Risk Reduction: IGAD

  10. Powered by CERN IT • 16 terabytes of data stored at CERN Computer Centre – benefiting from economies of scale (100 petabytes at CERN), i.e. UNOSAT share: 1/6000 • 10 gigabit/second bandwidth • IT-support and server hosting • Virtual machines in CERN-cloud • Computer security • Research environment, collaboration

  11. “UNOSAT’s work and its ability to directly improve the lives of some of the world’s most vulnerable and threatened people is a unique resource” Antonio Guterres, UN High Commissioner for Refugees

  12. www.unitar.org/unosateinar.bjorgo@unosat.org24/7 hotline: +41 76 487 4998

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