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Venezuela Earthquake 2026

What came out of the response to the M7.5 earthquake of 24 June 2026: a scroll story and a technical brief on how far the rapid satellite damage products could be trusted, the viewer that compares those products on one exposure base, and an archive of the briefings, deck and write-up that led there.

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How satellite damage assessment can effectively support relief operations — scroll story

The scroll-driven account of the evaluation, built around the three questions a coordinator would ask of a damage map: where to go, how much to trust it, and when it arrives relative to the decision.

/venezuela-earthquake-2026/story/

Damage evaluation — technical brief

The condensed companion to the write-up: the three questions a coordinator would ask, answered with the headline figures, plus the full method appendix.

/venezuela-earthquake-2026/brief/

Damage exposure viewer — multi-eventExternal

Satellite building-damage sources compared on one exposure base, with coverage-aware admin aggregation and spreadsheet export. Built for Venezuela (M7.5); also carries the Colombia (M7.4) earthquake.

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/venezuela-earthquake-2026/archive/

Scope. These artefacts are a single-event case study, frozen to the 2026-07-15 data snapshot. They report how the products performed on one earthquake; they are not a general verdict on any of them.

Access. The story, the brief and the viewer are public. The archive opens with the shared passphrase, which also opens the pages it lists.