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Building damage datasets for the 2023 Türkiye earthquake

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This comprehensive dataset was compiled to support research on building damage identification and prediction following the February 2023 Türkiye earthquakes. It integrates pre-seismic building inventories, multi-source post-disaster damage assessments, and key geo-environmental influencing factors. The repository is structured around three core components: (1) GBA_building_footprint: This folder contains a high-resolution Shapefile (Turkey_GBA_building_data) representing the building footprint polygons for the affected regions. (2) Building_damage_data: This folder aggregates building damage evaluations from five distinct sources, facilitating comparative studies and data fusion. It includes ARIA_DPM, damage proxy maps derived from NASA's ARIA project using Sentinel-1 SAR data to indicate ground deformation; UNOSAT, expert-based damage grading (e.g., destroyed, major damage) provided by the UN Operational Satellite Applications Programme in GIS vector format; Microsoft_team, AI-generated or crowdsourced damage assessments from Microsoft's disaster response collaborations; Visual_interpretation, manually annotated damage labels serving as a high-confidence validation dataset; and This_study, containing building damage results obtained using the methodology developed in this study. (3) Influencing_factors: This crucial folder provides raster layers (.tif) of key variables that influence building damage patterns, enabling analysis and prediction of damage distribution. It includes DEM.tif, a digital elevation model essential for assessing topographic effects; Epicenter.tif, representing the distance from each pixel to the main earthquake epicenter as a primary proxy for shaking intensity; Fault.tif, indicating proximity to active faults, a critical factor in ground motion; Lithology.tif, depicting geological or lithological units that strongly affect shaking amplification and liquefaction potential; and PGV.tif, peak ground velocity, a key measured or modeled ground motion parameter directly linked to seismic energy and potential structural damage.

本综合数据集旨在为2023年2月土耳其地震后的建筑损伤识别与预测相关研究提供支撑。数据集整合了震前建筑清单、多源灾后损伤评估数据以及关键地质环境影响因子。 本数据集仓库包含三大核心模块: (1) GBA_building_footprint:该文件夹包含高分辨率Shapefile格式文件Turkey_GBA_building_data,用于表征受影响区域的建筑足迹多边形。 (2) Building_damage_data:该文件夹整合了5个不同来源的建筑损伤评估结果,可为对比研究与数据融合提供支持,具体包含以下五类数据: ARIA_DPM:由美国国家航空航天局(NASA)ARIA项目基于Sentinel-1合成孔径雷达(SAR)数据生成的损伤代理地图,用于表征地面形变; UNOSAT:由联合国业务卫星应用方案提供的基于专家经验的损伤分级结果(例如损毁、严重损毁),采用地理信息系统(GIS)矢量格式存储; Microsoft_team:由微软灾害响应合作项目产出的AI生成或众包形式的损伤评估数据; Visual_interpretation:经人工标注的损伤标签数据,可作为高置信度的验证数据集; This_study:包含基于本研究开发的方法所得到的建筑损伤评估结果。 (3) Influencing_factors:该关键文件夹提供了影响建筑损伤分布模式的关键变量栅格图层(.tif格式),可用于损伤分布的分析与预测研究,具体包含以下图层: DEM.tif:数字高程模型,是评估地形效应的核心数据; Epicenter.tif:表征各像素至主震震中的距离,作为地震动强度的主要代理指标; Fault.tif:表征距活动断层的远近,是影响地震动的关键因素; Lithology.tif:展示地质或岩性单元分布,对地震动放大效应与液化潜力具有显著影响; PGV.tif:峰值地面速度,是关键的实测或模拟地震动参数,与地震能量及潜在建筑损伤直接相关。

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