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Cyclone Chido: Building Damage Assessment in Passamanty, Mayotte

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Title
Cyclone Chido: Building Damage Assessment in Passamanty, Mayotte
Description
We ran our damage assessment AI models on images provided by Planet and have mapped out the affected buildings. The images cover Passamainty in Mayotte. We assessed 3,875 buildings in the area, with damage levels as follows: 1,426 buildings are between 0% and 20% damaged 136 buildings are between 20% and 40% damaged 92 buildings are between 40% and 60% damaged 62 buildings are between 60% and 80% damaged 2,159 buildings are between 80% and 100% damaged
Creator
Microsoft - AI4G Lab
Publisher
Humanitarian Data Exchange
Temporal Coverage
2024-12-09
Date Issued
2025-01-08
Access Rights
Public
Date Added
March 27, 2025
Provenance Statement
The metadata for this resource was last retrieved from Humanitarian Data Exchange on 2026-01-15.

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  • Citation
    Microsoft - AI4G Lab (2025). Cyclone Chido: Building Damage Assessment in Passamanty, Mayotte. Humanitarian Data Exchange. https://data.humdata.org/dataset/4b96001b-845a-4739-89a2-51225b762d2e (dataset)
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