Data source · United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT)

UNOSAT Building Damage Assessment Vector Datasets

Open, event-specific satellite-derived building-damage point-vector releases for selected disaster areas. Current releases expose GDB/SHP full files with building-point geometry, observation date and sensor, confidence,…

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What it answers ↓

1Questions answered

8Fields delivered

Questions this answers

1 · best fit first

QuestionPrimary fit

Independent post-event building damage observations

Within a published UNOSAT event analysis extent, anonymous GDB/SHP building-point files identify the observed structure location, sensor date and identity, confidence, field-validation state, damage class, event code, and notes. The official release and map pin pre-event imagery, post-event observation, assessment method and visibility caveats, publication date, and release version.

Fields it delivers

8 fields

Building damage baseline date Building damage classification Building damage extent Building damage field-validation status Building damage observation date Damage assessment confidence Latitude Longitude

CoverageUnknown

The collection contains event-specific releases for selected disaster areas, but the reviewed first-party product index did not establish a stable exhaustive ISO footprint.

Access & termsPaid

UNOSAT makes humanitarian products publicly viewable, but the prior evidence found no standing commercial-use grant; a business must obtain publisher permission or an agreement. That commercial agreement is the paid route under the amendment, while the limited public route is not a business-use alternative.

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