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" Portoviejo 80°28'0"W 80°28'0"W 1°4'0"S 1°4'0"S Preliminary Co-seismic Landslide Inventory Map for Portoviejo, Ecuador 0 0.5 1 0.25 km Interpretation International Charter Disaster Activation 564, coordinated by UNOSAT. This inventory was prepared in rapid mapping mode using a combination of satellite image interpretation and sourcing information from news reports and crowdsourcing. No liability concerning the content or use thereof is assumed by the producer. Product published 25 April 2016 and designed for viewing at A0 paper size. Data sources This satellite image interpretation shows a landslide inventory map produced by the British Geological Survey. The scale of mapping was between 1:1,000 and 1:10,000 and the satellite image resolution is 0.5 m. Insets show detailed mapping. In the Portoviejo area 29 sites were identified where river banks are affected by mainly rotational landslides. These potentially affect the stability of bridge abutments, houses and other assets. The landslides are likely caused by a combination of high water levels and seismic shock. The inset (top right) shows a large potential landslide area, but this is uncertain. The hilly topography surrounding the city does not appear to be affected by co-seismic landslides. This inventory requires field verification. WGS84 Geographic (DMS) Geographical system: μ Cartographic information Framework Satellite data: Vector data: Cities, Boundaries © OpenStreetMap Pleiades © CNES 2016, Distribution Airbus DS ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; \ Puyo Tena Macas Quito Ibarra Tulcan Ambato Riobamba Babahoyo Guaranda Guayaquil Esmeraldas La Tacunga Portoviejo Ecuador Colombia Legend Disaster coverage by the International Charter 'Space and Major Disasters'. For more information on the Charter, which is concerned with assisting the disaster relief organizations with multisatellite data, please visit www.disasterscharter.org Contact Information: [email protected] 24/7 Hotline: +41 75 411 4998 www.unitar.org/unosat Contact Information: [email protected] www.bgs.ac.uk (Imagery acquired 19 April 2016) \ Epicenter Dominant Landslide Type Liquefaction, flow Rotational Translational Translational, rotational " Town

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    Portoviejo

    80°28'0"W

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    1°4'0"S

    Preliminary Co-seismic Landslide Inventory Map for Portoviejo, Ecuador

    0 0.5 10.25km

    Interpretation

    International Charter Disaster Activation 564, coordinated byUNOSAT.This inventory was prepared in rapid mapping mode using acombination of satellite image interpretation and sourcinginformation from news reports and crowdsourcing.No liability concerning the content or use thereof is assumed by theproducer. Product published 25 April 2016 and designed forviewing at A0 paper size.

    Data sources

    This satellite image interpretation shows a landslide inventorymap produced by the British Geological Survey. The scale ofmapping was between 1:1,000 and 1:10,000 and the satelliteimage resolution is 0.5 m. Insets show detailed mapping.In the Portoviejo area 29 sites were identified where river banksare affected by mainly rotational landslides. These potentiallyaffect the stability of bridge abutments, houses and other assets.The landslides are likely caused by a combination of high waterlevels and seismic shock. The inset (top right) shows a largepotential landslide area, but this is uncertain. The hillytopography surrounding the city does not appear to be affectedby co-seismic landslides. This inventory requires field verification.

    WGS84 Geographic (DMS)Geographical system: µCartographic information

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    Puyo

    Tena

    Macas

    Quito

    IbarraTulcan

    Ambato

    RiobambaBabahoyoGuaranda

    Guayaquil

    Esmeraldas

    La TacungaPortoviejoEcuador

    Colombia

    Legend

    Disaster coverage by the InternationalCharter 'Space and Major Disasters'. Formore information on the Charter, which isconcerned with assisting the disaster relieforganizations with multisatellite data,please visit www.disasterscharter.org

    Contact Information:[email protected]/7 Hotline: +41 75 411 4998www.unitar.org/unosatContact Information:[email protected]

    (Imagery acquired 19 April 2016)

    \ EpicenterDominant Landslide Type

    Liquefaction, flowRotationalTranslationalTranslational, rotational" Town