GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN PAKISTAN MUHAMMAD FAROOQ PAK-RSO, SUPARCO PAKISTAN

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GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN PAKISTAN MUHAMMAD FAROOQ PAK-RSO, SUPARCO PAKISTAN

AGENDA Introduction to Pak-RSO Geospatial Technologies for Flood Monitoring Mitigation Stage Preparedness Stage Response Stage Recovery Stage Geospatial Technologies for Landslide Monitoring Conclusion

SPACE APPLICATION CENTRE FOR RESPONSE IN EMERGENCY AND DISASTERS (SACRED) - PAK-RSO THE CENTRE PROVIDES SPACE BASED INFORMATION TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGENCIES TO RAPIDLY ASSESS THE EXTENT OF NATURAL DISASTERS AND DAMAGES TO HUMAN LIVES, PROPERTY AND INFRASTRUCTURE. THE CENTRE ALSO PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO REGIONAL COUNTRIES IN CASE OF NATURAL DISASTERS. EMAIL: SACRED@SUPARCO.GOV.PK WEB: DISASTERWATCH.SGS-SUPARCO.GOV.PK

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT International Charter Space and Major Disasters The International Charter aims at providing a unified system of space data acquisition and delivery to those affected by natural or man-made disasters through Authorized Users On Behalf of NDMA, SUPARCO has been registered with Charter as Authorized User (AU) SUPARCO is host to UN-SPIDER Regional Support office in Pakistan SUPARCO is also Member of JPT-3 project of Sentinel Asia and is registered as Data Analysis Node (DAN) SUPARCO is also Member of APSCO Disaster Management Framework

5 DISASTER MONITORING PAST EXPERIENCE During Natural Disasters, SUPARCO provided technical support to various national Organizations NDMA, PDMAs and International Agencies ICIMOD, UN-FAO etc

NATIONAL COORDINATION & SUPPORT MECHANISM OPS Operations DRR Disaster Risk Reduction NDMA NIDM National Institute of Disaster Management PDMAs SDMA GBDMA FDMA National Emergency Operation Centre (NEOC)- 24 x 7 Contingency Planning National Working Group on Hazard & Risk assessment Steering Committee- RNA DRR projects Training & Capacity Building CBDRM initiatives SUPARCO Interacts with OPS, DRR & NIDM And DMAs

GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT Inundation forecasting & warning Hazard /Risk Mapping Capacity Building Mitigation Preparedness Operational Support Rapid Damage Assessment Detailed Damage Assessments Recovery Response Rapid Assessment and Information Dissemination

GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT Inundation forecasting & warning Hazard /Risk Mapping Capacity Building Mitigation Preparedness Operational Support Rapid Damage Assessment Detailed Damage Assessments Recovery Response Rapid Assessment and Information Dissemination

DAMS MONITORING SURFACE WATER DYNAMICS Oct 2007 Jul 2009 Apr 2010 SA: 46,816 Acres SA: 41,846 Acres SA: 6,991 Acres Feb 2017 June 2017 April 2017 SA: 27,428 Acres SA: 26,119 Acres SA: 54,956 Acres SA = Surface Area of reservoir 9

DAMS MONITORING SURFACE WATER DYNAMICS W ater Occurrence Densit y 2 0 1 3-1 5

MONITORING OF ENCROACHMENT REMOVAL IN PUNJAB AND SINDH FOLLOWING THE FLOODS OF 2010, PID PUNJAB AND SINDH CARRIED OUT ENCROACHMENT REMOVAL ACTIVITIES ALONG RIVER INDUS. SUPARCO CARRIED OUT MONITORING OF ENCROACHMENT REMOVAL BASED ON 1.5M SPOT-6/7 SATELLITE IMAGERY KHANWAH BUND

OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW Inundation forecasting & warning Hazard /Risk Mapping Capacity Building Mitigation Preparedness Operational Support Rapid Damage Assessment Detailed Damage Assessments Recovery Response Rapid Assessment and Information Dissemination

FLOOD MODELING AND INUNDATION FORCASTING RASUL BARRAGE QADIRABAD BARRAGE TRIMMU BARRAGE Simulation results show how flood waters progress along Jhelum and Chenab rivers causing heavy inundations.

FLOOD MODELING APPLICATIONS FLOOD 2014 Maximum simulated inundation extent for 2014 around Trimmu and Athara Hazari. Devastation caused by 1992 floods around Trimmu and Athara Hazari. Vulnerable areas can be identified.

FLOOD HAZARD MAPS

MULTI-HAZARD VULNERABILITY RISK ASSESSMENT (MHVRA) Objective National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) intends to carryout Multi Hazard Vulnerability and Risk Assessment (MHVRA) in 49 x vulnerable districts spread across Pakistan as part of the National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP). Flood and Drought Hazards Landuse and Landcover Spatial Analysis Rabi and Kharif Crops Kharif Crop Exposure to Drought Rabi Crop Exposure to Flood Rabi Crop Exposure to Drought LULC Exposure to Flood

MULTI-HAZARD VULNERABILITY RISK ASSESSMENT (MHVRA)

LANDCOVER AND LANDUSE PUNJAB SI NDH STANDARDIZED LANDCOVER CLASSIFICATION ATLASES HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY SUPARCO COVERING SINDH, PUNJAB AND KP, WHEREAS LCCS ATLAS FOR BALOCHISTAN IS IN PROCESS.

GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT Inundation forecasting & warning Hazard /Risk Mapping Capacity Building Mitigation Preparedness Operational Support Rapid Damage Assessment Detailed Damage Assessments Recovery Response Rapid Assessment and Information Dissemination

DAILY MONITORING OF RIVERS - MODIS

DAILY MONITORING OF RIVERS - MODIS

MONITORING OF RIVERS

MONITORING OF RIVERS

MONITORING WITH SAR ALOS PALSAR-2 and Sentinel-1 data Inundations along Lala creek and Indus in Layyah District Inundations in Rajanpur District due to flash floods and riverine flooding in Indus THE DISASTER HOTSPOTS ARE MONITORED USING VARIOUS SATELLITE PLATFORMS AND INFORMATION SOURCES TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE PICTURE TO THE DISASTER MANAGEMENT STAKEHOLDERS AND RELIEF AGENCIES.

DETAIL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND MAPPING Pre Monsoon Normal River Extent Water Classification from Latest Satellite Data Difference Districts Inudantion Roads Railways Embankments Feature Extraction Operations Dams&Barrages Settlements Stats Computation (affected infrastructure) Coverage Layer for Detailed Damage Assesment & Mapping Atlas generation Web Map (Disaster Watch)

MONITORING OF LANDSLIDE KARORA 2016 A landslide triggered by monsoon rains hit over 30 houses at Karora Area, District Shangla, KP on 02 July 2016. Heavy rains and landslides also blocked Swat-Bisham road. Imagery: GF-2 Date: 07-07-16 Spatial analysis was performed on 0.8 m GaoFen-2 Satellite data provided by UN-SPIDER Beijing office in collaboration with Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA).

MONITORING OF LANDSLIDE HAVELIAN 2015 Spatial analysis was performed on 0.5 m Pleiades Satellite data.

NEAR REAL-TIME SUPPORT THROUGH DISASTERWATCH DISASTERWATCH DEPLOYMENT AND INTEGRATION WITH NDMA AND PITB DisasterWatch on Punjab Govt s floodrelief.punjab.gov.pk/ SUPARCO's DisasterWatch web portal being utilized and referenced at a press-conference in Flood control room, S&GAD (Civil Secretariat) Punjab and PDMA Punjab control room. DisasterWatch on NDMA s disasterinfo.gov.pk THE INFORMATION IS DISSEMINATED TO FLOOD MANAGEMENT STAKEHOLDERS AT EVERY LEVEL THROUGH INDIGENOUSLY DEVELOPED WEB- BASED VISUALIZATION PLATFORM DISASTERWATCH, PRINTED MAPS AND STATISTICS. DISASTERWATCH PORTAL HAS ADDITIONALLY BEEN INTEGRATED AT WITH THE NDMA AND PUNJAB GOVERNMENT S OFFICIAL WEBSITES, THROUGH WHICH, RESCUE / RELIEF AND FLOOD MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS RESCUE 1122, PID, BOR, P&D ACCESS LATEST SATELLITE BASED DATASET AND SPATIAL INFORMATION FOR PLANNING AND RELIEF ACTIVITIES.

DISASTERWATCH PLATFORM USING DISASTERWATCH FOR DISSEMINATION OF SPATIAL DATA AND ANALYSIS CROP DAMAGE ASSESSMENT RAPID DAMAGE ASSESSMENT WATER-OCCURENCE BASELINE THE DISASTERWATCH PLATFORM HAS BECOME THE CENTRAL WEB PORTAL FOR DISSEMINATION OF VARIOUS SATELLITE BASED ANALYSIS AND VALUE ADDED PRODUCTS AND SOLUTIONS. THE DISASTERWATCH PORTAL CURRENTLY PROVIDES ANALYSIS AND SATELLITE BASED INFORMATION FOR EARTHQUAKE, FLOODS, LANDSLIDES AND DROUGHT

GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOOD MANAGEMENT Inundation forecasting & warning Hazard /Risk Mapping Capacity Building Mitigation Preparedness Operational Support Rapid Damage Assessment Detailed Damage Assessments Recovery Response Rapid Assessment and Information Dissemination

412.2 MONITORING OF KEY INFRASTRUCTURE

MONITORING OF BANK EROSION

HOUSE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT FLOODS 2015 Surveyed House Damage SUPARCO WAS REQUESTED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN TO ASSIST IN VALIDATION OF HOUSE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT SURVEYS. THE VALIDATED DATA IS THEN USED FOR THE DISBURSEMENT OF COMPENSATIONS BY THE GOVERNMENT.

CONCLUSION The role of the Geospatial technologies in flood monitoring is proven Flood Modeling play a great role in Flood Hazard Assessment and mapping Multiple datasets should be used for the flood monitoring including Optical as well as SAR In-situ data must be used with earth observation for damage assessment