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Mapping Update - Indonesia
19 Jan 2005
Source: AlertNet

It’s been more the four weeks since an earthquake-induced tsunami devastated coastal communities in south east Asia. In response, Europe’s satellite imaging community continues to produce satellite maps to help to the humanitarian effort. Today, more than 120 sat maps of the affected region have been produced and published freely on the Internet.

This update summarises the types of sat maps available for Indonesia. Maps are concentrated on the north-west region of Sumatera, including Banda Aceh and Medan areas. Sateliite maps available include:

> Sat maps showing areas of damage Example map(240KB).

> Sat maps showing damage assessment Example map(495KB).

> Sat maps showing before and after views of affected areas. Example map(234KB).

> Sat maps showing areas at risk (low elevation) Example map(318KB).

> Maps showing population density distribution. Example map(278KB).

> Simulated 3D fly–through video of damaged areas

Additional and full resolution sat maps are available at:

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DLR

JRC

International Charter on Space and Major Disasters

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An Indonesian worker inspects near the flow of hot mud from an oil and gas exploration operated by local company Lapindo Brantas in Sidoarjo, East Java July 7, 2006. Noxious-smelling mud oozing from near an oil well in Indonesia's East Java province has driven about 8,000 people out of their homes over about a month and is being blamed for various health problems, officials said.