9.0 Magnitude Sumatra-Andaman Megathrust Earthquake
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1 Remote sensing technology for Tsunami Diasters Along the Andaman Sea, Thailand Supapis Polngam GeoInformatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Public Organization) : GISTDA Ministry of Science and Technology, THAILAND in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan 9.0 Magnitude SumatraAndaman Megathrust Earthquake On December 26, 2004, The Tsunami in the indian ocean caused large scale coastal flooding in various countries namely 1. Indonesia 2. Malaysia 3. Myanmar 4. Banggladesh 5. India 6. Srilanka 7. Maldives 8. Somalia 9. Seychelles 10. Madagascar 11. Kenya 12. Tanzania 13. South Africa 14. Mozambique 15. Mauritius 16. Australia 17. Thailand Source: USGS in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
2 Thailand, 6 provinces were affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami Ranong Death: 5,395 (Thai:1,975, Foreigner: 2,245, Unknown : 1,975) Phangnga Phuket Krabi Trang Injury: 8,457 (Thai:6,065, Foreigner: 2,392) Missing: 2,822 (Thai:1,924, Foreigner: 898) Satun LANDSAT 5 TM Imagery Source : Dept. of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Ministry of Interior (Updated April 29, 2005) in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan EO Satellites data Modis Landsat IRS Spot Ikonos QuickBird Field Investigation GPS Photos Historical data Image Processing (Tsunami) Disaster Management Geodatabase Put into the Database Affected Area Distribute to the Users Buildings Affected Areas Land Use Cotour Lines Satellite Imagery E N o GPS Digital Camera Risk Assessment Damage Assessment Early Warning Disaster Monitoring Land use planning Urban planning Water resource management Tourism etc. Effective comunication Geoprocessing GIS Application Effective Area Wave Height Land Cover DEM ID Name Usage Structure Floor Cost Image Tsunami Risk Map 41 Somchai Commercial Rein. Concrete 3 1,500,000 Geoprocessing Land Use Geology Drainage Heritage Trans in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
3 GISTDA : Perform quick response in providing EOS images for rescue and rehabilitation action GISTDA established a specialised Center named Satellite Imagery based Information Center for Tsunami Recovery aiming to aggregrate relavant satellite imageries prior to and after the Disaster TERRA MODIS, AQUA 22 Dec. 2004, h. 26 Dec. 2004, h. & h. LANDSAT 30 Dec Feb Apr QUICKBIRD 02 Jan SPOT 30 Dec Jan RADARSAT 13 Jan ASTER 31 Dec IKONOS 24 Jan Dec Apr IRS 28 Dec in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan GISTDA : Perform quick response in providing other supportive data for aid planing and recovery effort to the Tsunami affected communities Provide GIS data including an affected boundary, field investigation data and other relevant information Provide uptodate and ready to use satellite data for organizations responsible (3D images) Provide technical consultations and to cooperate with interested. organizations in data integration Publish the story book entitled Geoinformatics data for monitoring the Tsunami disaster in Thailand in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
4 GISTDA : Perform quick response in providing other supportive data for aid planning and recovery effort to the Tsunami affected EOS Data Distribution to Concerned Agencies governmental organizations private sector educational institutes > 50 agencies in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan GISTDA Activities in response to Tsunami disaster Rescue in Tsunami Disaster Affected Area During 27 December 2004 to 4 January 2005 in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
5 GISTDA Activities in Response to Tsunami Disaster Contents : About Tsunami Geoinformatic Data for monitoring and Management Ground Photos Evacuation plans Tsunami Story Book in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Warning Towers, Phuket Tsunami Warning Towers Evacuation drill at Patong Beach, Phuket province Phuket : 7 sites Ranong Phangnga Krabi Trang Satun 50 Sites in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
6 Table : Estimation of Tsunami Damage Areas by District/Province, Thailand District/Province Builtup Area area (ha) area % Agricultural Area area (ha) % Forest Area area (ha) % Water body area (ha) % Miscellaneous area (ha) % area (ha) Total % Ranong Suk Samran Phangnga Ko Phra Thong, Khura Buri Ko Kho Khao, Takua Pa Ban Nam Khem, Takua Pa Khao Lak, Takua Pa Ban Khao Lak, Thai Muang , , ,050 7,405 2, , ,515 7,973 4,072 1,642 3, Phuket Hat Kamala, Kathu Hat Patong, Kathu 1, , , Krabi Ko Phi Phi, Muang Total 2, , , , Source: Land Development Department (LDD), Thailand, 2005 in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Maps of Affected area in Phuket and Phangnga provinces in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
7 Along the Andaman Sea, THAILAND : Before and after the Tsunami impact TERRA MODIS Satellite Acquired on December 22, (GMT+7) TERRA MODIS Satellite Acquired on December 26, (GMT+7) AQUA MODIS Satellite Acquired on December 26, (GMT+7) in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Mosaic of LANDSAT5 images covering 6 provinces along the Andaman Sea, namely Ranong, Phangnga, Phuket, Krabi, Trang and Satun LANDSAT5 TM IMAGE LANDSAT7 ETM+ IMAGE AERIAL PHOTO IKONOS IMAGE RADARSAT IMAGE QuickBird IMAGE Andaman Sea LANDSAT5 TM IMAGE LANDSAT7 ETM+ IMAGE IKONOS IMAGE in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
8 Pre image of LANDSAT7 taken on April 8, 2003 showing former shoreline in red line Post image of LANDSAT7 taken on December 30, 2004 showing an affected area in yellow boundary Suk Samran sub district Suk Samran sub district Andaman Sea Andaman Sea Laem Son National Park Laem Son National Park Tsunami damage at Laem Son National Park, Ranong province in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan 2003 Aerial photo Ban Nam Kem BEFORE Ban Nam Khem Recovery After Tsunami Impact IKONOS image dated 21 April 2005 Ban Nam Kem Ban Nam Khem Before Tsunami Impact IKONOS image dated 29 December 2004 Ban Nam Kem Recovered Buildings Ban Nam Khem After Tsunami Impact in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
9 Before: RADARSAT dated 24 Dec 2002 After: RADARSAT dated 11 Jan 2005 Ban Nam Khem Ban Nam Khem บร เวณบ านน าเค ม ปรากฏเป นส สว างจ านวนมาก เน องจากเป นบร เวณท ม บ านเร อนอย หนาแน น ค า การสะท อนกล บบนข อม ล Radar จะม ค าส งกว า พ นท ข างเค ยง บร เวณบ านน าเค มหล งเก ดเหต การณ คล นย กษ ปรากฏเป นส สว างจ านวนน อยกว าภาพด านบน เน องจากบ านเร อนท ม อย หนาแน นถ กท าลาย หายไป in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Laem Krang Yai, Takua Pa District, Phangnga province Leam Krang Yai Leam Krang Yai Leam Krang Yai BEFORE Acquired on 30 January 2003 Acquired on 29 December 2004 Acquired on 21 April 2005 Pre and Post IKONOS natural color images indicate damage of beach, coastline and roads at Laem Krang Yai, Takua Pa District, Phangnga province. in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
10 Blue Village Pakarang Resort, Takua Pa District, PhangNga Province BEFORE Blue Village Pakarang Resort Buildings Destroyed Beach and Coastline destroyed Acquired on 30 January 2003 Acquired on 29 December 2004 Acquired on 21 April 2005 Pre and Post IKONOS natural color images indicate damage and recovery of buildings, beach, shoreline and roads at Blue Village Pakarang Resort, Takua Pa District, PhangNga Province. Red vector = shoreline on Jan 30, 2004 Yellow = shoreline on Dec 29, 2004 Blue = shoreline on Apr 21, 2005 in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Ban Bang Sak, Takau Pa District, PhangNga Province QuickBird Natural Color Image dated 02 January m. height above msl. 500 m. From coastal line in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
11 Ban Bang Niang, Takua Pa District, PhangNga Province IKONOS Natural Color Image dated 29 December 2004 IKONOS Natural Color Image dated 21 April 2005 Panat Nikom Temple Ban Bang Naing 2,200 m. from coastal line in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan IKONOS Perspective Image of Phangnga Coastal Laem Krang Yai Ban Bang La On : 3 D IKONOS_29 Dec 2004 in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
12 Phuket Island before and after the Tsunami Impact Before LANDSAT7ETM+ data Acquired on 5 February 2001 Merged with IRS Panchromatic band ( 5.8 m ) Acquired on 24 December 2001 Kammala beach Patong beach PHUKET Kammala beach Patong beach PHUKET Karon beach Karon beach After LANDSAT5 TM data Acquired on 30 December 2001 after the Tsunami impact in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Kamala Beach, Kathu District, Phuket Province BEFORE Kamala Beach Kamala Beach IKONOS Natural Color Image 24 January 2004 IKONOS Natural Color Image 29 December 2004 Shoreline, Sand Beach, Buildings and Roads damages along Kamala Beach. Kamala Beach IKONOS Natural Color Image 21 April 2005 source: Photos by Siam, 11 Jan 2005 in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
13 Patong Beach, Kathu District, Phuket Province Patong Beach Patong Beach Patong Beach Sand Beach Port Beach and Coastline Destroyed Seaview Patong Hoel Buildings Damaged BEFORE Doungjit Resort Port Acquired on 24 January 2004 Acquired on 29 December 2004 Acquired on 21 April 2005 Pre and Post IKONOS natural color images indicate damage and recovery of buildings, beach, coastline and roads at South of Patong Beach, Kathu District, Phuket Province. Yellow boundary shown affected area from Tsunami impact on 26 December in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan TraiTrang Beach, Kathu District, Phuket Province TraiTrang Beach TraiTrang Beach TraiTrang Beach Damaged Area Merlin Beach Resort Buildings and Beach Destroyed BEFORE Acquired on 24 January 2004 Acquired on 29 December 2004 Acquired on 21 April 2005 Pre and Post IKONOS natural color images indicate damage and recovery of buildings, beach, coastline and roads at TraiTrang Beach, Kathu District, Phuket Province. Yellow boundary shown affected area from Tsunami impact on 26 December in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
14 Karon Beach, Mueang Phuket district, Phuket province BEFORE Reservoir Reservoir Destroyed Karon Beach Beach and Shoreline Destroyed Karon Beach Karon Beach Acquired on 24 January 2004 Acquired on 29 December 2004 Acquired on 21 April 2005 Pre and Post IKONOS natural color images indicate damage of beach, shoreline and reservoir at Karon Beach, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province. Red vector = shoreline on Jan 24, 2004 Yellow = shoreline on Dec 29, 2004 Blue = shoreline on Apr 21, 2005 in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan Conclusions High and low resolution satellite data along with GIS technology are useful and practical for Tsunami. They can be used in monitoring and management, mitigation and recovery efforts. They also offer an excellent opportunity for creating a long term database for the purpose of risk assessment and relief management. Recommentation As for coastal shoreline erosion study, the satellite data should be in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
15 Thank you for your attention Website : Tel.+66 (0) , +66 (0) Fax. +66 (0) in Earthquake Damage Assessment, September 1213, 2005, Japan
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