Remote Sensing Systems in Disaster Management Cycle
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Tün,
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2024.
Hazards and Disaster Resilient Cities II.
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Unpredictable and frequently large-scale events, disasters have the potential to seriously affect people's lives, health, the environment, and the economy. Although disasters are frequently unforeseeable and uncontrollable, preparedness and reaction plans can help lessen their effects. As a result, having the right data is essential for the disaster management cycle, which includes procedures used before, during, and following a disaster. This section describes the use of data from remote sensing technologies in the previously outlined cycle.
Additionally, a case study utilizing remotely sensed data for damage detection research was carried out. Sentinel-2 photos were utilized in this application to identify the impacted areas of the Eskişehir/Kırka area fire. The excellent accuracy of the results show how useful remote sensing data is for damage detection.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Muammer Tün; Nazire Burçin Hamutoğlu, Kürşat Esat Alyamaç, Meryem Akbulut Bakır, Ali Bakır, Afşin Ahmet Kaya, Erhan Akarçay , Ömer Lütfü Aydın, Çağlar Özer , Deniz Çağlayan Gümüş , Bülent Özmen, Dilek Küçük Matcı, Nehir Varol , Leyla Derin, Seyhan Seyhan , Halil Duymuş, Saye Nihan Çabuk, Alper Çabuk, Hüseyin Bayraktar, Özgür Önder, Erdal Güler