8. User & Science Team The U&ST was formed at the early stage of the project (2005-phase A) to engage end user department to ensure requirements would be addressed and capture in the mission development. User Requirements Document U&ST primary work was to develop the URD including inputs from Canadian Government Departments stakeholders. Mission Requirements Document URD was used as the input to the development of the MRD. This hi-level document is keeping updated to ensure that the end-to-end system meets the mission objectives and user requirements. Users involvement
9. Application Geographic Coverage Revisit Resolution End Use Ice and iceberg monitoring Great Lakes Coastal zones (3 oceans) Shipping lanes Daily Medium Ice charts Marine winds Great Lakes Coastal zones (2 oceans) Twice daily Low Marine weather and weather forecasting Oil pollution Shipping lanes Coastal zones Daily Medium ISTOP (Marine pollution) program Spill response Ship detection 1200nm (above 42˚ N) Daily or better Medium to high Domain awareness product Forestry Forest areas of Canada Annual Medium State of the forest report Protected areas and wildlife habitat Parks and sensitive areas Annual Medium to High Change map Agriculture Cultivated land in Canada Weekly (seasonal) Medium (30m) Crop classification, crop yield products, tillage practice product Wetlands Wetlands in Canada Annual Medium to High Change map Coastal change Coastlines 3% highly sensitive Monthly Low to Medium Change map User requirements summary
11. Imaging Modes 1 Even if there is no requirement on Quad-Pol mode, here is the performance currently estimated by MDA: - range resolution : 8m (approximately) - azimuth resolution : 6m - swath width : 20km - accessible swath : 250km centring on 35 deg. incidence - NESZ : <-25dB 2
12. Ice Monitoring Arctic Weekly – Dec.- May Daily – June – Nov. Inland Lakes Weekly – Oct. to June GL, East Coast & Nfld. Daily – Dec. - August West Coast Daily -- Year Round GL & East Coast Daily -- June-November Arctic Daily -- June – Nov. Open Water Areas Oil Pollution West Coast Daily -- Year Round GL & East Coast Daily -- May-November Arctic Daily -- June – Nov. Open Water Areas Marine Winds Ships Detection Maritime Operational User Needs Coverage Areas
13. Average Daily Coverage of Marine AOIs Accessibility with 3 satellites of Cdn marine zones at Medium 50m resolution
14. 4-day coverage of AAFC AOIs with all ascending passes using the Med Res 30m mode.
26. RCM – Sentinel-1 Collaboration The following collaborative activities are currently explored: • Joint / integrated pre-defined acquisition plans (complementarities in observations / modes, increased revisit, etc.) • Level 1 Product format • Harmonization of catalogue interface • Development of common tools • Harmonized communication, joint publications etc. • Joint calibration working group is being set up
During Phase A, the CSA formed the User and Science Team (U&ST) to engage the end user departments and scientific community to ensure their user requirements would be addressed and captured as early as possible in the mission. The primary work of the U&ST culminated in the development of a User Requirements Document (URD) with input from all stakeholder departments and their representatives.
Medium, 50 m, maritime, one of four depending on incidence, each composed of 10 smaller beams. 350km High res 5 m, very HR, 3m @ 35° Quad pol resolution similar to HR, incidence selectable Scan = low-res, medium +, 30 m Low noise 30 m = 2 looks Others strip mode Spot 3m x 1m
Highlight the operational user areas (i.e. Marine) which are the most demanding drivers for the Constellation Also note that the land community is also covered
- Doppler centroid values from orbit and attitude data and Doppler Centroid values adaptively estimated from the signal data, on a grid with sample spacing no greater than 2 km in both ground range and azimuth.