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The products elaborated in the framework of the current R isk and R ecovery mapping activation arerealised to the best of our ability. All geographic information has limitations due to scale, resolution,date and interpretation of the original data sources. The products are compliant with the CopernicusEMS R isk and R ecovery P roduct P ortfolio specifications.

Map InformationThe purpose of the requested mapping is to generate comprehensive knowledge at a post disasterphase, referring to forest fire incidents during the summer of 2015 in Ellas. The analysis refers to sixindividual sites; Samothraki, R hodes and Lesvos islands and three continental sites at Monemvasia(Lakonia), Dirfys (Evia) and V yronas (Attica).The assessment includes (a) damage delineation and grading, considering three damage classes(not burnt, partly burnt and heavily burnt) and (b) biomass loss and loss of biodiversity (flora andfauna). Moreover, towards adequate disaster preparedness and efficient support of informeddecision making concerning planning and recovery activities of the involved stakeholders, potentialand ex tent of occurrence of secondary risks (flash floods, landslides and soil erosion) is evaluatedand risk - specific mitigation measures are proposed.The key user of the map series is the H ellenic Ministry of Infrastructure, Transport and NetworksNatural Disasters R ecovery Directorate, Department of P lanning, Coordination and R esearch.

Data SourcesInset maps based on: P LEIADES [P H 1A or P H 1B] © CNES, distributed by Airbus DS. The images coverthe Monemvasia location (fire date 17.07.2015) and were acquired the 24.07.2015 (after/displayed)and the 05.01.2015 (before), GSD 0.5 m, 0% cloud coverage, provided under CO P ER NICU S by theEuropean U nion and ESA, all rights reserved.Reference Imagery: O rthophotos (LSO and/ or V LSO ) © National Cadaster & Mapping Agency S.A.(NCMA S.A.), Color, R GB, GSD 50 cm and/ or 20 cm, 2008, aerial photosVector layers: R oad Network & Buildings Footprints © O penStreetMap Contributors data, duly updated/digitized, on the basis the satellite imagery | Elevation data – Digital Terrain Model, 5m © NationalCadaster & Mapping Agency S.A. (NCMA S.A.)| CLC 2012, duly updated/refined on the basis of thesatellite data photointerpretation.The data provided is subject to the terms outlined in the arrangements concerning access to authoritativegeospatial reference data for Copernicus emergency management service.

Map ProductionThe map shows the fire damage delineation and grading for the area of interest. The grading classesare (i) Not Burnt, (ii) P artly Burnt, and (iii) H eavily Burnt. Damage delineation was based onthresholding of the NDV I and differential NDV I (dNDV I) spectral indices derived from the pre-fire andpost fire V H R image acquisitions. Thresholding levels for each damage grade class were based on asupervised approach.The estimated geometric accuracy of the images is 2.5 m, from native positional accuracy of thebackground satellite image, compliant with J R C requirements for 1:10,000 cartography.The estimated thematic accuracy of this product is 85% or better, based on internal validationprocedures and visual interpretation of recognizable items on very high resolution optical imagery.The statistical table included in the map shows the flora classes affected at each fire damage gradingclass.

Dissemination/PublicationThe products (maps) are available through the EMS Copernicus P ortal at the following U R L:http://emergency.eu/mapping/list-of/components/025.Delivery formats are GeoTIFF, GeoP DF, GeoJ P EG and vectors (shapefile and KML formats).No restrictions on the publication of the mapping apply.

Monemvasia - Greece

Delineation and Grading Map - Overview P roduction date: 27/7/2016

Fire Damage Assessment

Glide Number: N/A Activation ID: EMSN-025P roduct N.: 02MO NEMV ASIA, v1, English

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Grid: GGR S87 / Greek Grid map coordinate systemTick marks: W GS 84 geographical coordinate system

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ContactThe map was produced (under the Service Contract nr. 259811 of the European Commission) on27/7/2016 by GEO AP IKO NISIS (EL) – NO A (EL) – CIMA (IT) – ALTAMIR A (ES).Name of the release inspector (quality control): JR C.E-mail: ems-risk-recovery-mapping@jrc.ec.europa.eu

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Coniferous forest - 1,3 7,4Non-irrigated arable land 55,3 15,7 3,5Olive groves 94,2 994,6 420,8Pastures 166,5 119,4 136,0Sclerophyllous vegetation 21,1 155,8 2698,2Sparsely vegetated areas 1,2 0,6 57,6Transitional woodland/shrub 0,6 42,6 182,1Vineyards 1,2 0,5 0,1

Monemvasia Damage Level

Total area affected: 5380,8 ha

Land Cover/Use (ha)