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FIGURE 3.9 GIS and remote sensor data fusion in Boumerdes area: (a) GIS-based vector data manually extracted from a
pre-event image where undamaged buildings are in blue while collapsed buildings are in light blue (b); the difference between
(a) and (b).

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