Post-disaster persistent recovery need

Post-disaster persistent recovery need

Tags
ResilienceGeospatial dataMachine learning
Dates
September 20, 2019 → December 20, 2020
Organizations

Stanford, NTU, ETH Zurich, Kathmandu Living Labs

Publications
Supporting equitable disaster recovery through mapping and integration of social vulnerability into post-disaster impact assessmentsSupporting equitable disaster recovery through mapping and integration of social vulnerability into post-disaster impact assessmentsBeyond building damage: modeling post-disaster needBeyond building damage: modeling post-disaster needInforming Equitable Disaster Recovery: More than Just Economic LossesInforming Equitable Disaster Recovery: More than Just Economic LossesBig data for whom? Data-driven estimates to prioritize the recovery needs of vulnerable populations after a disasterBig data for whom? Data-driven estimates to prioritize the recovery needs of vulnerable populations after a disaster
Presentations
Post-Disaster Informatics: a technological approach to recovery planningPost-Disaster Informatics: a technological approach to recovery planning[link] Rapid integration of post-disaster data: a basis to estimate impact for recovery planning[link] Rapid integration of post-disaster data: a basis to estimate impact for recovery planningBuilding Transparent, Human-Centric Tools to Rapidly Assess Post-Disaster Impacts and NeedsBuilding Transparent, Human-Centric Tools to Rapidly Assess Post-Disaster Impacts and Needs
software
Related to Code (Project)
nonrecovery-nepal
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This project, Supporting Equitable Disaster Recovery Through Mapping (Nepal), submitted in response to the 2017 call for proposals by the World Bank’s Development Data Group (DECDG) and the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data (GPSDD), is supported by the World Bank’s Trust Fund for Statistical Capacity Building (TFSCB) with financing from the United Kingdom's Department for International Development (DFID), the Government of Korea, and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Ireland.

Content

Writing

Big data for whom? Data-driven estimates to prioritize the recovery needs of vulnerable populations after a disaster
February 23, 2023
Beyond building damage: modeling post-disaster need
September 18, 2020
Supporting equitable disaster recovery through mapping and integration of social vulnerability into post-disaster impact assessments
April 1, 2020
Informing Equitable Disaster Recovery: More than Just Economic Losses
September 11, 2018

Speaking

Building Transparent, Human-Centric Tools to Rapidly Assess Post-Disaster Impacts and Needs
July 13, 2020 → July 17, 2020
[link] Rapid integration of post-disaster data: a basis to estimate impact for recovery planning
November 15, 2018
Post-Disaster Informatics: a technological approach to recovery planning
July 15, 2019 → July 19, 2019