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Quality from WPH Earth Observation 11 December 2019, Vienna, Austria 1 Magdalena Mleczko, Marek Morze, Przemysław Slesinski ESSnet Big Data Pilots II, Pilot Track Meeting

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Qualityfrom WPH Earth Observation

11 December 2019, Vienna, Austria1

Magdalena Mleczko, Marek Morze, Przemysław Slesinski

ESSnet Big Data Pilots II, Pilot Track Meeting

Methodological framework

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State of the Art

Statistical product definition

Data collection

Pilot production

Pre-works STAGE 1 STAGE 4

Main data processing- Methods and

procedure description

- Data processing

STAGE 3

Data source & Toolkit- Data sources

review

- Data access condition

- Toolkit and software

Quality assessment of collected data

Test site definition

Main findings

Quality assessment of results

Results analysis

IT Infrastructure for collecting data

IT Infrastructure for main data processing

Data pre-processing

STAGE 2

Quality assessment of pre-processed data

IT Infrastructure for pre-processing data

Metadata of collected data

Metadata of pre-processed data

Metadata of results

Assessment of the data timeliness, ensuring continuity of data sources and statistical information for longer time period

Validation

S.03 Statistical Representation

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Thematic field

Case study

Main specification of final product

DescriptionStatistical indicator

Basic research (experimental

and theoretical research) =

analysis

Support/improvement of existing

systems for statistical

production

Agriculture

CS1 + • Types of crops and their acreage

CS2 + • The agricultural area under vegetation cover in winter

CS3 + • Identified crops on small parcels.

Build-up area

CS4 +• Open space for public divided

into the streets, the green open public spaces and others open public spaces.

CS5 + • Build-up area

CS6 + • Quality of urban life

Land coverCS7 +

• Land cover maps which provides a list of points from TERUTI sample where land cover likely changed since 2017.

CS8 + • Land cover

Settlements,Enumeration Areasand Forestry

CS9 + +

• updated version of the geography of the Settlements and Enumeration Areas for Census 2021,

• indicator of the total of eucalyptus plantation

S.06 Institute Mandate

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• Data available through the Data Hub is governed by the Legal Notice on the use of Copernicus Sentinel Data and Service Information, which the User is deemed to have accepted by using the Sentinel data.

• The Landsat and Terra/Aqua data are freely available based on Data Distribution Policy of USGS.

• CORINE, Urban Atlas and OSM are available based on general rules for everybody

• The national data can acquire based on formal agreements between national institutions.

S.07A Privacy

• Used EO data are freely available for anyone.

• Only some data from paying agencies can contain sensitive information/personal information.

• For statistic production in agriculture mapping we don’t need personal information.

• Personal information should be removed by paying agencies on sharing stage to avoid problem with legal or ethical issues.

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S.10 Accessability and Clarity

• The methodology and qualityissues are included in alldeliverables of WPH

• H1 - interim report (M12)

• H2 - results of activities (M21)

• H3 – final technical report (M24)

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S.12 Relevance

• Added value trough new data source

• EO data can facilitate and improve the mandatory statistical registers. easier and faster statistical production

• The important value is fact that Earth Observation sources provide continuously, timely, accurate and with global coverage acquisitions. wider coverage

• The example of added value is that EO data can replace an existing methods of crops acreage or IDGs indicator estimation more reliable

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S.13 Accuracy and Reliability

• Accuracy of satellite images:• Radiometric and geometric quality: The quality of the images

should be considered for each type of imaging independently.

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• Quality of the optical images depends on processing level The highest level means radiometric and geometric correction was made.

• If clouds cover area of interest the images are useless. The information of cloud cover is providing in auxiliary files.

Op

tica

l sys

tem

Level 1C Level 2A

S.13 Accuracy and Reliability

• Accuracy of satellite images:• Radiometric and geometric quality: The quality of the images

should be considered for each type of imaging independently.

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• Free available SAR data of Sentinel 1 are not geometrically corrected, they are in slant geometry. In case of some products they can be radiometrically corrected.

• Mainly cloud cover doesn’t influence on SAR images.

SAR

sys

tem

Sentinel 2 Sentinel 1

S.13 Accuracy and Reliability

• Accuracy of satellite images:• Spatial resolution: it can be quality issue since resolution is

related to the resolving power to distinguish image details. For example, small parcels of agricultural area are not detected.

• Other geodata data• Quality of this data depends on the used methods for generating

them.

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30 m2 m

S.13 Accuracy and Reliability

• Using machine learning algorithms the digital image classification is performed.

• Accuracy assessment of image classification is presented as confusion matrix, with parameters like• overall accuracy,

• KIA index,

• producer and user accuracy

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S.14 Timeliness and Punctuality

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• Pan-European coverage

S.14 Timeliness and Punctuality

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Data source Since Updating frequency

IACS/LPIS - updated every 3-5 years (depends on country)

farmers declarations

- 1 year

high-resolution aerial photography

- depends on country

OSO - a landcover map

2016 2016, 2017, 2018

Bdtopo - vector maps

twice a year

TERUTI 1982 1 year

GHLS 1975 several years

• Regional/national coverage

S.16 Cost and burden

• We do not have reliable knowledge about the cost for NSIs in statistical production using EO data.

• EO that can be used for statistics production is freely available.

• The costs are generated by data processing (computing machines, human resources).

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No direct costs

S.18 Statistical Processing

• S.18.1 Source data

• S.18.2 Frequency of data collection

• S.18.3 Data collection

• S.18.4, S.18.5, S18.A7 Data validation, compilation, imputation rate no information for now

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Below hyperlinks to freely available data are presented:

Sentinel-1/2 is available through the Copernicus Open Access Hub https://scihub.copernicus.eu/) or using the API Hub which is a dedicated interface allowing users access via a scripting interface.

Landsat 8 and Terra/Aqua data can be freely downloaded directly from USGS service named Earth Explorer https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/

IACS and farmers declaration are from national paying agencies OSM is available on http://download.geofabrik.de/ OSO (a landcover map) http://osr-cesbio.ups-tlse.fr/~oso/ Urban Atlas https://land.copernicus.eu/local/urban-atlas CORINE Land Cover

https://land.copernicus.eu/pan-european/corine-land-cover

H1 – Interim Technical Report

• Many qualitative issues are still outstanding

analysis will be executed in further stages

• Due to the complexity and diversity of study cases within WPH, the harmonization seems to be difficult or even impossible.

Summary

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PRE-WORKS STAGE 1 STAGE 4STAGE 3STAGE 2

11.12.2019, Vienna

Magdalena [email protected]

Thank you for attention

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