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Georgia Russian Federation Stepantsminda 456000 458000 460000 462000 464000 466000 468000 470000 472000 44°27'0"E 44°28'0"E 44°29'0"E 44°30'0"E 44°31'0"E 44°32'0"E 44°33'0"E 44°34'0"E 44°35'0"E 44°36'0"E 44°37'0"E 44°38'0"E 44°39'0"E 44°40'0"E GLIDE number: N/A Activation ID: EMSR-090 N " 0 ' Product N.: 01Stepantsminda, v1 N 6 " 4 0 ° ' 2 6 4 4 ° 2 4 Russian Stepantsminda - GEORGIA Severnaya Landslide - 17/05/2014 Federation Osetiya-Alaniya Rep. Reference Map - Overview Production date: 12/06/2014 0 0 0 0 Chechenskaya 0 0 Kabardino-Balkarskaya 4 4 Russian 3 3 Respublika 7 7 Respublika Federation 4 4 Nal'chik (! Ingushetiya Ingushskaya Respublika Groznyy (! Rep. Georgia ! (Magas N Tbilisi " 0 ' ^ N 5 " Respublika 4 Vladikavkaz 0 ° ! ' ( 2 5 Azerbaijan 4 4 ° Severnaya 2 Turkey 4 Armenia Osetiya (! Stepantsminda Mts'khet'a-Mt'ianeti Imeret'i Shida 0 K 0 K'art'li 0 0 Respublika 0 ' 0 2 2 3 Georgia 3 Kr Kakhet'i Dagestan 7 7 4 4 (! £ Mts'khet'a (! T'elavi Balakan " (! N ^ " ^ (! 0 ' N 4 " 4 0 ° ' 2 4 Cartographic Information 4 4 ° 2 4 Full color ISO A1, medium resolution (200 dpi) 1:28000 0 0,5 1 2 km Grid: WGS 1984 UTM Zone 38N map coordinate system Tick marks: WGS 84 geographical coordinate system ± 0 0 0 0 0 £ 0 Legend 0 0 3 3 7 " 7 4 4 General Information Point of Interest Transportation Area of Interest 4 Educational Primary Road N " 0 ' Administrative boundaries N 3 Institutional Local Road " 4 9 0 ° ' 2 3 4 International Boundary 4 ° 2 K Medical Tunnel 4 Settlements £ Religious Bridge ! ^ " Populated Place K Transportation ' Checkpoint Residential X Physiography £ £ Hydrology ! " Contour lines and elevation (m) " River Gveleti Industry / Utilities £ Stream E Power Station ³ " Lake £ 0 0 Land use - Land Cover 0 " 0 Features available in vector data 0 0 8 8 2 2 Exposure within the overview AOI 7 7 4 4 Estimated population inhabitants 1023 N " 0 ' N 2 " 4 Settlement 0 ° ' Residential ha 145 2 2 4 Kazbegui 4 ° 2 Transportation Primary roads km 15 4 Local roads km 46 Tunnels km 1 Utilities Power Station ha 1 Tsdo ! Map Information On 17 May, a massive landslide happened in the Dariali Valley in northern Georgia, in the Caucasus range near the Russian border. The landslide originated from the Devdoraki glacier on the northeastern slope of Mkinvartsveri (Mount Kazbek), carrying a huge amount of mud and debris through a valley eastward down to the Dariali Gorge where the river Tergi flows northward towards Russia. 0 0 It also destroyed a portion of the road formerly known as the Georgian Military Road, leading 0 0 0 0 to the Kazbegi-Larsi border crossing point with Russia, which runs along the river Tergi. 6 6 2 2 N 7 7 " 4 4 0 ' N 1 " 4 0 ° Data Sources ' 2 ^ £ 1 4 4 ° 2 Inset maps based on: Administrative boundaries (JRC 2013), Hydrology, Transportation 4 " (Natural Earth, 2012), Settlements (Geonames, 2013). Background digital ortho-imagery © 2014 Microsoft, distributed by ESRI ArcGIS World Imagery Map (acquired on 01/09/2010 and on 01/10/2012, GSD 2.5 meters, 1% cloud coverage). Landsat-8 © USGS/NASA (acquired on 21/05/2013, GSD 15 meters). Base vector layers based on OpenStreetMap © OpenStreetMap contributors, Wikimapia.org, GeoNames (approx. 1:10:000, extracted on 11/06/2014), refined by e-GEOS. Source information is included in vector data. Elevation data: SRTM (90m posting) or EU-DEM (25m posting). Height in meters above mean sea level. Population data: Landscan 2010 © UT BATTELLE, LLC. All Data sources are complete and with no gaps. Dissemination/Publication No restrictions on the publication of the mapping apply. Delivery formats are GeoTIFF, GeoPDF, GeoJPEG and vectors (shapefile and KML formats). 0 0 0 0 N 0 0 " 0 4 4 ' N 0 2 2 " 4 Framework 7 7 0 ° ' 2 4 4 0 4 4 ° The products elaborated in the framework of current mapping in rush mode activation are 2 £ 4 realized to the best of our ability, within a very short time frame during a crisis, optimising the " available data and information. All geographic information has limitations due to scale, Gergeti resolution, date and interpretation of the original data sources. The products are compliant ! with GIO-EMS RUSH Product Portfolio specifications. ^ £ Map Production " £ ^ Mtskheta-Mtianeti " !Stepantsminda The present map shows basic topographic features such as transportation, hydrology and settlements in the area of Dariali Gorge (GEORGIA). These basic topographic features are X derived from public datasets, refined by means of visual interpretation of pre-event ortho- 4 imagery © 2014 Microsoft, distributed by ESRI ArcGIS World Imagery Map (acquired on 01/09/2010 and on 01/10/2012, GSD 2.5 meters, 1% cloud coverage). The estimated geometric accuracy of this product is CE90 or better, from native positional 4 accuracy of the background satellite images. K The estimated thematic accuracy of this product is 85% or better, as it is based on visual interpretation of recognizable items on very high resolution optical imagery. Shadowed areas 9 are zones of lower interpretation accuracy due to the poorer image radiometry. N " Only the area enclosed by the Area of Interest within Georgian territory has been analyzed. 0 ' 0 0 N 9 " 0 0 3 Map produced on 12/06/2014 by e-GEOS under contract 257219 with the European 0 ° ' 0 0 2 9 2 2 4 Commission. All products are © of the European Commission. 3 ° 2 2 2 7 7 Name of the release inspector (quality control): e-GEOS (ODO). 4 4 4 E-mail: [email protected] Map products available at http://emergency.copernicus.eu/mapping/list-of-components/EMSR090 Civil Protection Response Reference Map - Overview Planning Satellite Data © Microsoft 2014 £ Landslide 17-05-2014 " £ " N " 0 Pansheti ' ! N 8 " 3 0 ° ' 2 8 4 0 0 3 ° 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 2 2 7 7 4 4 44°27'0"E 44°28'0"E 44°29'0"E 44°30'0"E 44°31'0"E 44°32'0"E 44°33'0"E 44°34'0"E 44°35'0"E 44°36'0"E 44°37'0"E 44°38'0"E 44°39'0"E 44°40'0"E 456000 458000 460000 462000 464000 466000 468000 470000 472000.
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