FYESM

Emergency Support Mechanism for International Users of FengYun Meteorological Satellites in Disaster Prevention and Mitigation

New Request      Join FYESM      Brouche (PDF)
Latest Monitoring More ...
Types of disasters More ...

Tropical cyclones

Floods

Fires

Sand and Dust Storms

Earthquakes

Ocean Waves

Snow and Ice

Volcanoes

Other

Satellite More ...
FY-2H

FY-2H

The satellite FY-2H was successfully launched on 5 June 2018. Covering the central Africa in the west and Oceania in the east, this Chinese geostationary meteorological satellite provides exclusive services.
FY-3D

FY-3D

The satellite FY-3D, the fourth member of China's second generation polar-orbiting meteorological satellite family, is designed to run for 5 years. Having been launched and tested on-orbit, it is operational and on duty.
FY-4B

FY-4B

FY-4 represents China's new generation geostationary meteorological satellite family. FY-4B is an operational satellite. It contributes to a general improvement of weather, environmental.
Request-based High Frequency Regional Observations by JMA and KMA

Himawari Request by JMA

The HimawariRequest service enables registered NMHS users to request particular Target Area observations in order to leverage this flexibility on an international scale. The service stems from a WMO RA II (Asia) regional project to develop support for NMHSs in satellite data, products and training in collaboration with WMO RA V (South-West Pacific) Members.

JMA expects the HimawariRequest service to support disaster risk reduction activities in the region based on the monitoring of extreme events such as tropical cyclones and volcanic eruptions.

URL: https://www.jma.go.jp/jma/jma-eng/satellite/HimawariRequest.html

Geo-Kompsat-2A AMI Rapid Scan (ARS) Service by KMA

The Advanced Meteorological Imager (AMI) on board Geo-Kompsat-2A (GK2A) is capable of frequent and flexible observation, providing full disk images of the Earth every 10 minutes and regional images at shorter intervals. Full disk and other regional observations have spatial resolutions of 0.5 to 2 km and spectral coverage incorporating 16 channels.

The GK2A AMI Rapid-Scan (ARS) service allows National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) to request particular Target Area observations by leveraging the location flexibility on an international scale.

URL: http://datasvc.nmsc.kma.go.kr/datasvc/html/special/specialReqMain.do# Description: