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NRSA studying data from quake-hit areas
By T. Lalith Singh
HYDERABAD, JAN. 31. A mapping of the earthquake affected areas in
Gujarat, particularly the Bhuj region which suffered heavily on
January 26, has been done by the National Remote Sensing Agency
(NRSA).
The images of devastation captured from the skies using high
resolution cameras of two satellites, IRS-1C and IRS-1D, were
obtained at the NRSA earth station located at Shadnagar on
Monday.
The data was being analysed at the NRSA's Data Centre. According
to senior NRSA officials, attempts were also being made to assess
the devastation by comparing the present images with earlier
images of the region generated before the quake.
Once the images which were obtained in a continuous strip are
analysed, the data would be sent to the Union Government.
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