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Remote sensing technologies employed to conduct rapid damage assessment after the 2011 US Tornadoes

August 15, 2011 By Editor

Within days after devastating tornadoes struck Alabama and Missouri, the damage experts at ImageCat and New Light Technologies produced a rapid building damage assessment database to estimate losses from the event. This work was done through the use of high-resolution pre- and post- event NOAA aerial photography, Google Earth satellite imagery and engineering expertise. Over […]

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