STUDY FOR EARTHQUAKE ASSESSMENT USING SATELITTE IMAGES AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMAssoc. Prof. Dr. Andreea Florina Jocea1 Lect. Dr. Catalina Cristea2

Satellite images provide a large amount of data necessary for studies and applications related to fields like meteorology, agriculture, surveying, geodynamics, army etc. The complete data combined with complete software for satellite data processing allow us to create a powerful tool that can be use...

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Published inInternational Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference : SGEM Vol. 19; no. 2.2; pp. 987 - 992
Main Authors Jocea, Andreea Florina, Cristea, Catalina
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published Sofia Surveying Geology & Mining Ecology Management (SGEM) 01.01.2019
Subjects
Agricultural management
Agriculture
Computation
Computer programs
Crustal movement
Data
Data analysis
Data processing
Disaster management
Disasters
Earthquakes
Emergency preparedness
Environmental management
Environmental monitoring
Geodynamics
Geographic information systems
Information systems
Landslides & mudslides
Meteorology
Remote sensing
Satellite data
Satellite imagery
Satellites
Seismic activity
Software
Spaceborne remote sensing
Surveying
Tectonophysics
Romania
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Summary:Satellite images provide a large amount of data necessary for studies and applications related to fields like meteorology, agriculture, surveying, geodynamics, army etc. The complete data combined with complete software for satellite data processing allow us to create a powerful tool that can be used for taking decisions. Adding software that are able to combine different data coming from various areas, you can obtain an indestructible weapon that can provide you information regarding the environmental monitoring and disaster management. The datasets are all the information that we need in order to reduce the impact of future calamities due to the fact that using computation rule we can analyze the physical hazard and elements exposed to risk. This paper presents an overview of the findings in current research focusing on combining open source satellite recordings with unconventional software in order to achieve information on modifications created by crustal movements during and after earthquake.
ISSN:1314-2704
DOI:10.5593/sgem2019/2.2/S11.122