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Intro

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Flipped data flow in the cloud

0:54

AWS Public Datasets

4:42

Landsat program

6:58

Open data is empowering individuals

12:44

Create data cubes

16:13

Sentinel Hub API

17:07

Cape Town water crisis in 2018

18:10

Unfortunately, another crisis developed in India

19:51

Global Surface Water Explorer

20:44

Monitoring surface water levels from space

23:47

Repeat on a global scale

26:22

Run on a global scale

27:15

Get help from the users

30:36

Blue Dot Water Observatory

31:01

Cost of operation for 10,000 bodies

31:32

Digital Earth Africa

33:36

The open data cube

35:23
AWS re:Invent 2019: Monitoring the Earth without costing the world (WPS323)
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The BlueDot Water Observatory is an Earth-observation-based solution that provides reliable and timely information about surface water levels across the globe. Cost-effective yet reliable solutions for monitoring water resources are needed, as ground-based monitoring networks are often too costly and, in some cases, also unreliable. Sinergise shows how using global satellite imagery available on Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) through the AWS Public Dataset Program, combined with an efficient use of services including AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, and Amazon CloudWatch, you can carry out a global-scale project cheaper than previously possible.

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