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Emmanuel-Kipngetich/Vulnerability-Assessment-of-Human-Settlement-to-Floods

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geospatialenvironment and energy
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Emm
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This approach aims to be a quick tool for users of any experience level to create information about flooding. The code is to be input into Digital Earth Africa Analysis Sandbox and run according to the area and dates specified by the user in the analysis parameter section. After the process has run, the code will create a delineation of flood extent using Sentinel 2 Level 2 Surface Reflectance data and change detection methodology. The code will also produce information about urban areas and population density exposed. Shield: [![CC BY-SA 4.0][cc-by-sa-shield]][cc-by-sa] This work is licensed under a [Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License][cc-by-sa]. [![CC BY-SA 4.0][cc-by-sa-image]][cc-by-sa] [cc-by-sa]: creativecommons.org [cc-by-sa-image]: licensebuttons.net [cc-by-sa-shield]: img.shields.io # Hack the Continent Open Buildings Challenge Vulnerability assessment of Human settlements to floods through intergrating Earth Observation EO with Google's Open Building Geosptial Data- By Emmanuel Kipngetich ,Kenya. ## Getting Started Information about the challange can be found here zindi.africa You are provided with a zipped folder EMMANUEL_KIPNGETICH_Vulnerability_Assessment_of_Human_Settlement_to_Floods.zip that contains the following 1.Solution_Preview.pdf, Overview of te solution approach 2.EMMANUEL_KIPNGETICH_Vulnerability Assessment of Human Settlement to Floods.pdf, full write-up 3.Vulnerability_Assesment-Floods.ipynb, jupiter notebook 4.Budalangi_buildings.geojson, buildings footprints downloaded from Google Earth Engine Data Catalogue 5.ken_admbnda_adm0_iebc_20191031.geojson, Kenya administrative boundaries 6.Emmanuel_Kipngetich.png, the photo and details of the author 7.A walk-through video Go through the file Solution_Preview.pdf to gain an overview of the solution Approach more details in the approach can be found on ### Prerequisites You neeed to have Digital Earth Africa Analysis Sandbox Account to run this notebook.The account is free and can be created throuh the following steps 1.Visit sandbox.digitalearth.africa and click Login or Sign up. 2.Click Sign up. 3.Fill in the Username, Name, Email and Password fields. Passwords must be at least 8 characters, and contain at minimum a lower case letter, an upper case letter and a numb …

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