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High Resolution 1:10,000 scale Mapping Strategy of Multi ... - NDMA

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MAPPING REQUIREMENT FOR EARTHQUAKE HAZARD<br />

ZONATION<br />

1. <strong>High</strong> resolution satellite imaginary (0.6 meter or better resolution) to be used<br />

to derive 1:<strong>10</strong>,<strong>000</strong> map and 1-meter contour map for Zone-V and Zone-IV.<br />

2. Aerial mapping using laser and medium format digital cameras at the <strong>scale</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

1:2,<strong>000</strong> or better with three dimensional maps <strong>of</strong> all the towns falling in Zone<br />

V and Zone IV with complete asset mapping. The data model given in<br />

Annexure to be used to delineate all the assets and critical structures with<br />

attributes.<br />

3. The ground survey using vehicle mounted mobile survey system to be used to<br />

create high resolution maps <strong>of</strong> the narrow streets and lanes in the town.<br />

4. All critical facilities and approach roads to be marked clearly in the map for<br />

mitigation purpose.<br />

5. Geotectonic maps in the <strong>scale</strong> 1:50,<strong>000</strong> are required for hazard zonation.<br />

6. Geotechnical maps in the <strong>scale</strong> <strong>of</strong> 1:<strong>10</strong>,<strong>000</strong> will be required in the specific<br />

areas and towns where Microzonation for earthquake hazard needs to be<br />

done.<br />

7. All the maps must follow standard guidelines laid down under National<br />

<strong>Mapping</strong> Policy.<br />

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