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Cha rter ca ll ID: 741 Product N.: 01MAHAJ ANGA, v1 Mahajanga - MADAGASCAR 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 Flood - Situation as of 31/01/2020 2 2 3 3 8 8 Delinea tion - Overview m a p 01 Antsiranana S " 0 ' Mozambique 5 1 Channel ° S 5 " 1 0 ' 5 1 ° 5 1 Mozambique Channel Ma ha ja nga (! ra Anto ngila Anta na na rivo hy t 01 Bay i e y ar ib MadIaNgD^aIAsNc aOrCEAN F in k B r i o e 0 b 0 t b s 0 a 0 INDIAN OCEAN a i 0 s 0 t in b Toamasina 0 a 0 o h m 0 M i 0 k 3 ib 3 Mahajanga r a 8 8 i A a s c r T a t F L o a la Sofia ry r o A i g h in y n A a m M 100 b Antananarivo o Toliara km a h mb ib nt ka o o a r P m y S a e " fi B 0 o ' S y 0 ih 3 r ° a S 5 F Farihy " Cartographic Information 1 0 ' 0 A 3 Marovario ° n 5 j 1 ob 1:340000 Full color A1, 200 dpi resolution ony 0 5 10 20 km 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 Grid: WGS 1984 UT M Z one 38S m a p coordina te system 7 7 2 2 8 8 T ick m a rks: WGS 84 geogra phica l coordina te system ± Legend Mat sabo Ma ro Crisis Information Transportation rose Flooded Area ly Prim a ry R oa d (31/01/2020 02:26) Mahajanga General Information S econda ry R oa d ! Area of Interest L oca l R oa d a e r S u " n o 0 e Not Ana lysed - No da ta ' v k 5 A y Ca rt T ra ck 4 a ° d a S 5 r o " 1 a y Placenames B r y 0 h ' a i h 5 Airfield runwa y B r i M 4 r F ° ! M e a 5 Pla cena m e m a 1 F p a a y y a n r h ih ri m g i i r a v h Hydrography r a k o A it y a F i a 0 s 0 i n 0 F s 0 R iver 0 e a 0 0 B 0 5 5 2 2 S trea m 8 8 L a ke Consequences within the AOI Unit of measurement Affected Total in AOI hy Flooded area ha 88949.3 Fari Estimated population Number of inhabitants 19435 951883 ja Settlements Residential ha 307.0 15036.0 Sin Traffic and communication No. 0.0 38.0 Industrial building and warehouse No. 0.0 1.0 School, university and research No. 0.0 76.0 Hospital or institutional care No. 0.0 14.0 Building used as place of worship and for religious activities No. 1.0 42.0 Transportation Airfield runway No. 1 7 Primary Road km 0.5 243.3 Secondary Road km 0.0 12.5 S " Local Road km 13.1 402.3 0 ' 0 Cart Track km 58.4 1376.9 ° 6 Facilities No. 0.0 2.0 1 Construction for mining or extraction S " 0 ' Dam No. 0.0 2.0 0 ° 6 Fari 1 0 hy 0 0 Am 0 0 ba F 0 Map Information 5 njab M a 5 2 e r 2 2 a ih 2 8 r 8 a ij y Hea vy ra infa ll a nd flooding ca used b y a tropica l disturb a nce ha ve a ffected nea rly 107,000 y g io h b people, including m ore tha n 16,000 displa ced, a nd ca used a t lea st 31 dea ths in Ma da ga sca r. i n e r a At lea st seven regions in the north of the country ha ve b een a ffected, with Boeny, S ofia a nd a r F a Ala otra Ma ngoro ha rdest hit. T he Copernicus EMS R a pid Ma pping ha s b een triggered b y the k Ma! rovoay n Interna tiona l Cha rter. A y Farihy T he present m a p shows the flood delinea tion in the a rea of Ma ha ja nga (Ma da ga sca r). T he voa them a tic la yer ha s b een derived from post-event sa tellite im a ge using a sem i-a utom a tic aro Amboromalandy a pproa ch. "Not a na lysed” indica tes a n a rea tha t could not b e a na lysed in a ny of the post- M event im a ges. T he estim a ted geom etric a ccura cy (R MS E) is 40 m or b etter, from na tive L positiona l a ccura cy of the b a ckground sa tellite im a ge.. a ! k e Manaratsandry Relevant date records (UTC) Event 28/01/2020 08:00 S itua tion a s of 31/01/2020 02:26 S " ry 0 ' a 5 ev 1 Activa tion 30/01/2020 12:35 Ma p production 01/02/2020 ° B 6 y S " 1 h 0 i 0 r 0 ' 0 a 0 F 5 0 0 1 ° 0 0 ang 6 1 0 im or 0 2 K o 2 Data sources 8 8 Pre-event im a ge: S entinel-2B (2019) (a cquired on 05/12/2019 a t 07:11 UT C, GS D 10 m , a pprox. 30% cloud covera ge in AoI, 2.8° off-na dir a ngle) provided under COPER NICUS b y the Europea n Union a nd ES A. Post-event im a ge: S entinel-1A (2020) (a cquired on 31/01/2020 a t 02:26 UT C, GS D 20 m ) F provided under COPER NICUS b y the Europea n Union a nd ES A. a r S entinel-1A (2020) (a cquired on 31/01/2020 a t 02:27 UT C, GS D 20 m ) provided under ih y COPER NICUS b y the Europea n Union a nd ES A. B e a la r n o g o m a Ba se vector la yers: OpenS treetMa p © OpenS treetMa p contrib utors, Wikim a pia .org, K GeoNa m es 2015, Corine L a nd Cover (CL C) 2012, Glob a l Adm inistra tive Area s (2012), refined b y the producer. nary y Ma Inset m a ps: J R C 2013, Na tura l Ea rth 2012, GeoNa m es 2013. Farih Popula tion da ta : GHS Popula tion Grid © Europea n Com m ission, 2015 https://da ta .europa .eu/89h/jrc-ghsl-ghs_ pop_ gpw4_ glob e_ r2015a . S 0 0 " 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 3 5 K 5 ° 6 S 7 7 " 1 a 1 1 a 0 ' k Disclaimer 8 8 0 m 3 o ° 6 Products ela b ora ted in this Copernicus EMS R a pid Ma pping a ctivity a re rea lized to the b est b or 1 i o of our a b ility, within a very short tim e fra m e, optim ising the a va ila b le da ta a nd inform a tion. All s t geogra phic inform a tion ha s lim ita tions due to sca le, resolution, da te a nd interpreta tion of the azo e oh B origina l sources. 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