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1 Port Facility Damaged by Tsunami Sendai, Japan | March 12, 2011 | WorldView-2

Role of DigitalGlobe Imagery in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief

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Assessment of Flood Extent Indian Ocean Tsunami

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Approximate Extent of Flooding

Flooded

Homes and Roads

Kalutura, Sri Lanka: Indian Ocean Tsunami | December 26, 2004 | QuickBird


Post Disaster Critical Infrastructure Assessments Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

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3 Minutes After Unit 3 Reactor Building Explosion

Damaged Unit 3 Reactor Building

(Visible Smoke/Dust Plume Drifting East)

Damaged Unit 1 Reactor Building

Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant | March 14, 2011 (0204 GMT) | WorldView-2


Large Area Assessments of Disaster Area Tōhoku Earthquake and Tsunami

4 Natori, Japan | March 12, 2011 (0204 GMT) | WorldView-2

Destroyed Homes & Debris

Fire


Fire Mapping using Multi-spectral Imagery California Wildfires 2015

5 San Bernardino California| June, 2015 | WorldView-3

Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) Natural Color


Pre and Post Disaster Event Assessments Earthquake in Central Italy August 2016

6 Pescara del Tronto, Italy | August 25, 2016 | WorldView-3


DigitalGlobe provides geospatial information for disaster preparedness, response and recovery

7 Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant | March 14, 2011 (0204 GMT) | WorldView-3

Disaster Preparedness Emergency Response Disaster Recovery/Rebuild


Disaster Preparedness

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• Model vulnerability and risk with current

imagery of an area of interest

• Understand change over time with

historical imagery of an area of interest

• Monitor high-risk areas with regular image

updates

• Integrate geospatial/other datasets:

• Disaster risk maps

• Baseline elevation models

• Baseline land classifications

Current imagery, at your fingertips

Monitor high-risk areas

Leverage baseline elevation models


Emergency Response

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• Understand event impacts with real-time

imagery over areas impacted by crises

• Access datasets from existing tools and

workflows (ESRI, Google Earth, Apps)

• Identify change and damage with pre- and

post-event imagery of impact areas


• Damage assessment maps

• Inundation maps: Fire intensity maps,

Flood peak maps, etc

• Social media posts, sentiment

Respond to crisis events

Access imagery from existing tools

Leverage damage assessment maps


Disaster Recovery & Rebuild

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• Evaluate potential risks due to disasters

with updated imagery of impacted regions

• Monitor recovery and rebuild progress with

ongoing image updates

• Update models and response plans with

information on how events evolved


• Event maps: Fire scars, Flood extent, etc

• Updated elevation models

• Updated land classifications

Assess risk due to recent disasters

Monitor recovery progress

Update land classification maps

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FirstLook™: Accelerate your response to crisis


Highest quality satellite imagery globally Archive dating back to 1999 and data continuity through 2025+

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Internal crisis team:

• Monitors global events

• Determines areas of interest

• Manages tasking & orders

• Online delivery

• Customer notifications

FirstLook: Crisis Management


DigitalGlobe FirstLook Accelerate your response to crisis

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Immediate: imagery available in the cloud within hours

Complete coverage: daily image collections during crisis

Enriched: options for instant analysis via DG Crowdsourcing

Affordable: options for every budget

Indispensable: supports a wide variety of missions


FirstLook is DigitalGlobe’s Platform for imagery coverage of areas

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Event Coverage provides timely access to imagery DigitalGlobe’s FirstLook team continually monitors world situations.

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When an event is identified, the FirstLook team “activates” a FirstLook Event, which includes

Sending an Event notification with event details (overview, coordinates)

Selecting pre-event imagery from the DigitalGlobe Image Library; imagery

available within hours of event activation

Collecting initial post-event imagery over the impacted area(s), typically

with 24-48 hours; imagery available within hours of collection

Collecting additional imagery over the impacted area(s), based on the

event type, impact severity and customer feedback


FirstLook event coverage of events is based on activation criteria

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Declarations by the International Charter and GDACS-Red Level

Significant impact to human health/safety or geopolitical stability, as

determined by the DigitalGlobe FirstLook team

FirstLook covered ~150 events in 2015


FirstLook imagery is available within hours of collection through SecureWatch™ or any OGC compatible software

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DigitalGlobe Image Library

SecureWatch™

Offline Delivery

Image Processing

MyDigitalGlobe

ESRI Software

Google Earth

Image Collection


FirstLook includes pre-and post-event imagery for change detection and damage assessment mapping

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Pre-event imagery from February 7, 2015

Post-event imagery from January 2, 2016

Flooding event in West Alton, MO

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FirstLook can be combined with crowdsourcing to provide rapid damage assessment (1/3)

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FirstLook can be combined with crowdsourcing to provide rapid damage assessment (2/3)

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22,000 MAJOR DESTRUCTI0N

52,000 DAMAGED BUILDINGS

3,400 DAMAGED ROADS

25,000 TENTS / SHELTERS


Mapping the debris field of a tornado with Crowdsourcing (3/3)

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Crowdsourcing combines the best of human interpretation, collaborative online tools, and high resolution imagery to quickly perform post disaster assessments of large areas.

Tornado Debris Field in Moore, Oklahoma 2013

See a better world.

Port Klang| Malaysia | November 2, 2015 | Worldview-3

SecureWatchTM : The World at Your Fingertips

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DigitalGlobe SecureWatch™ The world’s best commercial satellite imagery at your fingertips

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Largest high-res archive: 90PB – 43x the earth’s landmass

Freshest imagery: 1.3 M km2 new collects daily

Highest resolution: 30 cm+, the industry’s best

Easy: simple and powerful web browser interface

Indispensable: enables wide range of use cases

Integrated: seamless interoperability with GIS tools

Affordable: options for every budget


Largest high-res archive: 90PB – 43x earth landmass The industry’s best high-resolution commercial satellite archive

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87 images in archive of Port Klang Malaysia since 2011 all accessible via

web interface


Freshest imagery: 1.3 M km2 new collects daily Rapid access to our “daily take”

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30 days of new imagery


Indispensable: enables wide range of use cases Putting the power of our imagery in your hands

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Disaster Planning Damage Assessment

Monitoring & Change Detection


Integrated: seamless interoperability with GIS tools Plug and play with all OGC/REST web service enabled tools, application plugins for GoogleEarth and ArcGIS

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Google Earth

ESRI ArcGIS

BAE SocetGXP

ENVI

RemoteView

PCI Geomatics

ERDAS IMAGINE

ERDAS APOLLO

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DigitalGlobe Big Data: cloud based access, tools, and algorithms

35 Australia| WorldView-3 SWIR | GBDX Roof Top Classification

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The Geospatial Big Data Platform (“GBDX”) Extract information from imagery and other sources at scale

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DigitalGlobe Library

Other Commercial Imagery Sources

Open Source Content

Geospatial Big Data Platform Analysis-

Ready Information

Layers

Access via GBDX Subscription

To provide enriched information feeds at mission relevant speeds


Example: Semi-automated land use classification and urban planning

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Ideal for assessing the risk exposure of flooding due to the increase in impervious surfaces such as roads, buildings and parking spaces.


Example: Building footprints extraction Country wide assessment of structures near hazards

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Floodplains undergo transformation into large urban cities with dense population and structures. Mapping structures is key to an all hazards risk assessment.

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