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5.4 Mapping Requirement for Earthquake Hazard Zonation 45
Methodology for Flood Hazard Mapping 46
6.1 Introduction 46
6.1.1 Rivers Flowing into Bay of Bengal 49
6.1.2 Rivers Flowing into Arabian Sea 50
6.1.3 Rivers Flowing into Inner Part of India 52
6.2 Dams in India- Irrigation and Power 52
6.3 Areas effected by Floods in India 53
6.4 Definitions of useful Flood Maps 56
6.5 Traditional Techniques of Floodplain Mapping 57
6.6 Methodology of Flood Hazard Zoning 60
6.6.1 Description of Technology 60
6.6.2 Base Map Information 64
6.6.3 Base Flood Elevation (BFE) 64
6.6.4 Elevation Data 65
6.7 Elevation for Nation Method 66
6.8 Summary of Methodology 66
6.9 Mapping Requirement for Flood Hazard Zonation 69
Methodology for Hazard Mapping of Landslides 70
7.1 Description of Landslide Hazard 70
7.2 Trigger Factors for Landslide 72
7.3 Landslide Hazard Zonation Modeling 74
7.4 Landslide Prone Areas in India 75
7.5 Mapping Requirement for Landslide Hazard Zonation 76
Satellite Imagery in Disaster Management and for Generating Multi-
Hazard Maps (MHM) 77
Various Methodology Available for Procurement of 1:10,000 Images
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9.1 Satellite Imaging 80
9.2 Aerial Photography 81
9.3 Comparison between Satellite Imaging and Aerial Mapping 82
9.3.1 General Differences 82
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Comparison between Lidar, High Resolution Stereo
Satellite Image and Aerial Photo
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9.5 Comparison of Accuracy of Imaging 84