Earthquake Spectra · 2005 · 29 citations · 3 references
ComputingEarth SciencesGeoinformaticsGeographic Information ScienceGeographic Information SystemsRemote SensingDamage AssessmentHazard MappingRemote Sensing Image AnalysisRemote Sensing ImageryRisk MappingSatellite Image InterpretationDamage MappingDisaster AssessmentDisaster Damage AssessmentEarthquake Damage AssessmentGeographic Information System (Gis) MappingLoss EstimationMultispectral SensingSatellite Image Analysis
Photo‐interpretation analysis could be a reliable technique for earthquake damage assessment, depending on the objectives and the image resolution. The very high‐resolution data, such as 1 m imagery supplied by the Ikonos satellite, enable interpretation of the damage and could offer a first estimation of the event consequences. In this research, damaged zones in Bam, Iran, were detected and mapped using visual analysis of multispectral 1 m Ikonos imagery. In a second step, a simple procedure to obtain a preliminary estimation of casualties based on GIS mapping and casualty ratio, was applied to the image. The loss estimation was next compared with the official statistics.
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