Disaster Planning

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Disaster Planning Recovery ForumThe role of
satellite imagery
Mark Brender Vice President Communications
Marketing GeoEye March 6, 2008
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Big Bear Glacier, Alaska
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Burning Man Nevada
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Pearl Hermes Atoll
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National Stadium (Bird's Nest) Beijing, China,
2008 Olympic Games
Before Aug 27, 2006
After Oct. 2, 2007
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Evolution of Commercial Satellite Imaging Industry

• 1960 USG Launch of 1st spy satellite
• 1972 USG Landsat satellite (90m)
• 1984 USG Landsat satellite (30m)
• 1986 French SPOT satellite (10m)
• 1988 Russian satellite (7m)
• 1995 Indian satellite (5m)
• 1992 Congress passes Landsat Act
• 1994 Presidential Executive Order
• 1997 US commercial OrbView-2 (1 km)
• 1999 USG Landsat7 (15m)
• 1999 US commercial IKONOS (.82m)
• 2000 Israeli EROS satellite (1.0m)
• 2001 US commercial QuickBird (.61m)
• 2002 CIA Memo to use commercial imagery
• 2003 Presidential Policy on Commercial Remote
  Sensing
• 2004 US commercial Orbview-3 (1.0m)
• 2007 US commercial WorldView-1 (.5m)
• 2008 GeoEye-1 (.41m or 16in.)

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About GeoEye, Inc.Dulles, VA

• GeoEye is a leading producer of satellite, aerial
  and geospatial information
• NASDAQ
• Began trading Sept. 14, 2006
• Core Capabilities
• 2 remote-sensing satellites
• Next generation - early 2008
• 2 aircraft with digital mapping capability
• Advanced geospatial imagery processing capability
  
• Worlds largest satellite image archive 280
  Million sq km
• GeoEye delivers high quality satellite imagery
  and products to better map, measure and monitor
  the world

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GeoEye Sensors
GeoEye-1 2008
IKONOS September 1999
OrbView-2 August 1997
MJ Harden Digital Mapping Camera LiDAR
sensors March 2007
GeoEye-2 2011
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How it Works

• Low Earth orbit satellite
• Altitude 423 miles
• Speed 17,000 mph
• 4 miles /second
• Orbits Earth north to south
• 14 times per day
• Collects map accurate imagery of the Earth
• Solar Powered
• 7 year life span

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Who Uses GeoEye Imagery
Niagara Falls, NY

• National Security Intelligence
• Environmental Monitoring
• Online Mapping / Search Engines
• Homeland Defense
• Oil Gas and Mining
• Air and Marine Transportation
• Insurance Risk Management
• Digital Mapping
• Mobile GIS Services

Frankfurt Airport, Germany
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GeoEye-1
See our WorldBetter than Ever
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GeoEye-1 Under Construction General Dynamics
Factory of the Future Phoenix, AZ
Thermal Vacuum Chamber Test FEBRUARY 2008
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Simulated GeoEye-1 High Resolution Image
Denver City County Building
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US Govt. Corona Spy SatelliteFirst Images
Mys Shmidta Air Field, Soviet Union August 18th,
1960
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Satellite Imagery Archive
IKONOS and OrbView-3 archive contains over 300
million sq km of imagery as of March 2008
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Imagery and Disasters

• Natural and Man-Made

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America Under Attack Defining Moments for the
Commercial Imagery Industry
June 28, 2000
September 15, 2001
World Trade Center Site Before and After
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Regional CrisisFirst Uses of IKONOS
Grozny, Russia1-Meter Black-and-White
March 16, 2000
December 16, 1999
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Darfur, Sudan Human Rights Violations
American Association for the Advancement of
Science (AAAS) partnering with Microsoft and
GeoEye to Shed Light
Feb. 20, 2006 Before IKONOS
Dec. 7, 2006 After OV-3
Sudan Tribune reported attack on Nov. 11, 2006 by
suspected Janjaweed on the village of Sirba, in
west Darfur in which 30 people were reported
killed. Our before-and-after imagery reveals
numerous destroyed structures.
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Tornado DamageFort Worth, Texas
March 28, 2000 Tornado
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Tornado Damage Highland, Arkansas
November 24, 2006
February 9, 2008
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Minneapolis, MinnesotaI-35W Bridge Collapse
Before - September 4, 2001
After - August 2, 2007
IKONOS satellite imagery
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Forrest Fires Meyers, California
Before July 19, 2002
After June 29, 2007
IKONOS satellite imagery
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Meyers CA Lake TahoeBurned Homes Had Brush
Nearby
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Hurricane Katrina - Post-Disaster Assessment
New Orleans, Louisiana
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Hurricane KatrinaGulfport, Miss. Before and
After
September 2, 2005
November 24, 2002
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Enoki Tunnel, Niigata, Japan
Pre- and Post-Earthquake Damage
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Bhuj Earthquake NW State of Gujarat , India
The one-meter resolution satellite image (left)
was taken by GeoEyes IKONOS satellite on Feb. 2,
2001 at approximately 1030 a.m. (local time).
The image inset shows extensive damage to
individual buildings as a result of the
earthquake that struck Bhuj on Jan. 26, 2001.
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Satellite Imagery MapsAccurate and Up-to-Date
Tsunami Damage Map by DLR Image by CRISP
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Tsunami Post-Disaster Assessment
Blue Village Pankarang Resort, Khao Lak, Thailand
Jan. 13, 2003
Dec. 29, 2004
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Tsunami Post-Disaster Assessment
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Dhaka, Bangladesh - Emergency Flood Relief
August 2004
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OrbView-2 Southern CA Wildfires
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Environmental MonitoringFalse-Color Image
Santa Clarita, CA - Wildfires
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Greensburg Kansas - Tornado DamageMJ Harden
Aerial (Not Satellite) Collection May 12,
2007Provided to Associated Press
DMC Aerial 2 foot resolution
DMC Aerial 1.2 inch resolution
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Climate Change

• Commercial satellite imagery can be used to map
  and measure the impact of climate change over
  time, on the earths surface
• The GeoEye Foundation donates archive imagery to
  support university research in environmental
  studies
• As of February 2008 the Foundation has made 24
  awards

IKONOS Bear Glacier, Alaska

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Coral Reef MappingThe canary in the coal mine
Habitat Mapping Using IKONOS ImageryKure Atoll,
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
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Unique Request for ImageryCustom Tasking

• IKONOS tasked by Kentucky Fried Chicken to
  rebrand Colonel Sanders
• His likeness was created in the Nevada desert
  using 67,000 one foot square color tiles

November 16, 2006
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Thank You
http//ImageSearch.GeoEye.com
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Baker Island, Pacific
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Beijing Olympic Venues, China
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French Frigate Shoal
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Orbview-2 - Nile River and the Red Sea
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Durrat El Bahrain
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Libyan Desert
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Orbview-2 - Red Tide Florida Panhandle
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Monte Carlo
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Aerial Imagery - Mt. St. Helens
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Nikumaroro Atoll, Pacific
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Uliaga Island, Alaska
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Winslow Meteor Crater, Arizona