Standing Water Typhoon Ompong Cagayan, Philippines

This is a standing water (possible inundated/flooded areas) in tarlac, pampanga and parts of pangasinan Philippines due to several typhoons and habagat (July 2018). Data were processed using Sentinel 1A GRD data (July 20, 2018) to map out areas with standing water . Thanks to ESA Copernicus program for the Sentinel 1 data and Google for their cloud computing reource. This was processed in Google Earth Engine. For more detailed information, please contact michael.manalili@wfp.org or michaelandrew.manalili@gmail.com

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