Classified buildings - Dominica, 2025
Description
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Science Case Name |
Multi-hazards in the Caribbean SIDS |
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Dataset Name/Title |
Classified buildings - Dominica, 2025 |
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Dataset Description |
Classified buildings using an AI approach for Goodwill, Pichelin and Roseau (partly), this layer includes additional information such as the roof colour and orientation, number of floors and facade colour compared to the building footprint layer in the elements of risk datasets. |
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Key Methodologies |
Using building footprints from OSM and other sources, merged and classified using an AI approach for Goodwill, Pichelin and Roseau (partly). |
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Temporal Domain |
Erika: 2015, Maria: 2017, other maps are for the situation in 2025 |
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Spatial Domain |
Dominica, UTM WGS 84 Zone 20N. |
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Key Variables/Indicators |
Classified buildings using an AI approach for Goodwill, Pichelin and Roseau (partly) as part of the element of risk datasets. |
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Data Format |
The data is in Zip format; the zip file contains ESRI Shapefile. |
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Source Data |
OpenStreetMap, Google OpenBuildings, fieldwork. |
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Accessibility |
10.5281/zenodo.13833874 Only freely accessible data is used. Disclaimer – This dataset is provided solely for research purposes. It is based on available data and has not been verified or approved by any local authority. The dataset represents the outcome of the applied methodology and research judgments, and does not reflect the official policies or positions of the authorities of Dominica. |
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Stakeholder Relevance |
Used for determining which areas are most endangered for floods and landslides, as a basis for early warning and risk-informed planning |
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Limitations/Assumptions |
Classification of all buildings was difficult, so we used a set of rules, without checking each building individually. |
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Additional Outputs/Information |
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Contact Information |
C.J. Van Westen (UT-ITC) |
Files
Classifiedbuilding_Dominica_2025.zip
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Additional details
Funding
- European Space Research Institute
- European Space Research Institute EO4Multihazards (Earth Observation for High-Impact Multi-Hazards Science), funded by the European Space Agency and launched as part of the joint ESA-European Commission Earth System Science Initiative