What is Digital Earth Pacific
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Digital Earth Pacific builds an operational Earth‑observation platform for the Pacific with a three‑phase rollout: governance and tech foundation, capacity development across 22 member states, then operational product delivery. It ingests analysis‑ready cloud‑optimized data (Landsat back to the 1980s, Sentinel‑2 at 10 m, Sentinel‑1 SAR), produces alpha products — coastal mean‑annual waterlines 2000–2022 at 30 m, mangrove extent from Global Mangrove Watch, annual water‑frequency maps — served via WMS/WMTS/tiles and visualized with Terria. Processing uses Jupyter notebook server (32–500 GB), Docker and Argo; initial needs assessments sample four countries and a Tonga workshop collected ~3,000 field points.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Digital Earth Pacific
- 1:46Program mission and strategy
- 9:06Needs assessment and use cases
- 14:49Launch products demonstration
- 22:17Next steps and platform goals
- 23:44Q&A session
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