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Generation of Historical Vulnerability Indices using a DesInventar Database Sujit Mohanty Manager-Disaster Information Systems World Congress on Disaster Management New Delhi

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Impact on Life Number of people killed in disasters in Orisa Epidemics (19,963 ) Cyclone (20,449)

Impact on Property Number of Houses Destroyed in Disasters Orissa Fire (436,212) Cyclone (376,285) Floods (135485)

Impact on Livelihood Number of people affected Flood ( 31’395,654) Cyclone(11’633,140) Drought(3’408,999) Rains (3’776,359)

Patterns: floods Total number of Victims and Affected by Floods in Orissa

Pattern: Epidemics People Killed by Epidemics in Orissa

Relation Floods-Epidemics Number of reports of floods and people killed by epidemics, 11 years, with apparently non-flood related epidemics.

Spatial Distribution of Floods and Epidemics

Relation Floods-Epidemics Number of reports in floods and people killed by epidemics, 11 years, in 5 less-flood prone districts. Districts of Koraput, Kandhamal, Kalahand, Rayadada and Gajapat

Trend: Epidemics Ascending trend of the effects of epidemics in Orissa.

Pattern: Fire Seasonal Seasonal Variation in Fire Pattern

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InDisData is supported by: Ministry of Home Affairs National Institute of Disaster Management NIDM United Nations Development Programme UNDP The Network for Social Studies on Disaster Prevention in Latin America

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World Congres on Disaster Management New Delhi

1. Generation of Historical Vulnerability Indices using a DesInventar Database Sujit Mohanty Manager-Disaster Information Systems World Congress on Disaster Management New Delhi

9. DesInventar The Software Tools Stand-alone and Web-enabled version

10.

11. Impact on Life Number of people killed in disasters in Orisa Epidemics (19,963 ) Cyclone (20,449)

12. Impact on Property Number of Houses Destroyed in Disasters Orissa Fire (436,212) Cyclone (376,285) Floods (135485)

13. Impact on Livelihood Number of people affected Flood ( 31’395,654) Cyclone(11’633,140) Drought(3’408,999) Rains (3’776,359)

14. Patterns: floods Total number of Victims and Affected by Floods in Orissa

15. Pattern: Epidemics People Killed by Epidemics in Orissa

16. Spatial Distribution of Disasters

17. Relation Floods-Epidemics Number of reports of floods and people killed by epidemics, 11 years, with apparently non-flood related epidemics.

18. Spatial Distribution of Floods and Epidemics

19. Relation Floods-Epidemics Number of reports in floods and people killed by epidemics, 11 years, in 5 less-flood prone districts. Districts of Koraput, Kandhamal, Kalahand, Rayadada and Gajapat

20. Trend: Epidemics Ascending trend of the effects of epidemics in Orissa.

21. Trend: Fire effects on Housing

22. Pattern: Fire Seasonal Seasonal Variation in Fire Pattern

23.

24. InDisData is supported by: Ministry of Home Affairs National Institute of Disaster Management NIDM United Nations Development Programme UNDP The Network for Social Studies on Disaster Prevention in Latin America

25. THANK YOU

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