ECFAS E-Learning Module

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MAPPING PRODUCTS

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1. What does CEMS stand for? *

1 point

a. Copernicus Emergency Mapping Service

b. Copernicus Emergency Management Service

2. Which of the Mapping component services can provide support for ongoing disasters?

1 point

a. CEMS Rapid Mapping

b. CEMS Risk and Recovery

3. Which of the Mapping component services offers both a standard portfolio and a tailored service, and supports activities outside of the emergency response phase?

1 point

a. CEMS Rapid Mapping

b. CEMS Risk and Recovery

4. Which of the following events was not included in the demonstration cases selection?

1 point

a. Xynthia storm (27/02/2010 – 28/02/2010)

b. Xaver storm (05/12/2013 – 07/12/2013)

c. Gloria storm (20/01/2020 – 23/01/2020)

d. Eunice storm (17/02/2022 – 19/02/2022)

5. What are the possible file types of the ECFAS products?

1 point

a. Geotiff

b. NetCDF

c. Shapefile

d. Geojson

e. All of the above

6. What functionalities are offered in the ECFAS platform?

1 point

a. Data download

b. Layer modification

c. Layer visualization

7. Which of the following elements should always be present in a map template?

1 point

a. North direction

b. Legend

c. Title

d. Scale

e. Data sources

f. All of the above

g. None of the above

8. Which of the ECFAS Mapping products provides early on additional information to support emergency response activities?

1 point

a. The event overview mapping product, summarizing the results of the ECFAS Warning algorithms

b. The shoreline displacement product, describing the evolution of the shoreline position between two satellite images acquired before and after the storm

9. Which is the key parameter to select pre and post storm satellite images for a shoreline evolution analysis? *

1 point

a. Comparable view angle

b. Comparable acquisition times

c. Comparable satellite sensor

d. Comparable Total Water Levels values

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