DESCRIPTION OF THE TEST SITES Sample Clauses

DESCRIPTION OF THE TEST SITES. ‌ 1). Both SAFETY test sites share the same geodatabase structure, including basic layers and product maps. The basic layers are thematic data of different nature, i.e. vectorial (polyline, point- like or polygonal units) or raster data. These input layers are needed to deliver the product-maps as outputs of the SAFETY project. These product-maps are the Deformation map, the Hazard map, the Susceptibility map, the Geo-Hazard Activity Map and the Impact Assessment map (Fig. 1-1). Deformation DEM actDiveitfyormmaaption Deformation activity map activity map Geology Hazard map Susceptibility map Topography Geohazard activity Geohazard activity Element at risk Geomhaazpard activity map map Damage events Impact assessment SAR data In Figure 1-1, the data type and the reciprocal relationships and data requirements are graphically shown in a logic Flowchart using different colours needed for each product.
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