Areas potentially destabilised by flood erosion — Nepal, Charter 1209-25 — map image · item 5
EnglishAreas potentially destabilised by flood erosion — quicklookUrl
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Dataset Specifications
| Spatial extent | Parent resource coverage: Provider-defined Nepal event area or intersecting global tiles; exact source extents retained with asset metadata. |
|---|---|
| Temporal coverage | Not statedNot Stated |
| Source & contributor | International Charter |
| Parent collection | Areas potentially destabilised by flood erosion — Nepal, Charter 1209-25 |
| Format & size | JPEG · Not stated |
| Licence & access | Public Route Or Response Documented · Proprietary Restricted Or Permission Required — provider_copyright_or_restricted_reuse |
| Lineage & documentation | Not stated |
Catalogue assessment and metadata evidenceFollow-up needed
Completed catalogue decisions are recorded separately from technical inspection and scientific validation. Access and metadata evidence retain their original dates and scope.
Completed catalogue assessment
- Eligibility decision
- Include · Retained Supporting
- Assessment date
- 28 September 2026
- Decision reason
- Official Charter product identifier, producer attribution, source-image dates and copyright statements reviewed. Public analytical map and its preview/distribution manifestations are distinguished. Where a PDF exists its text was read; image-only products are assessed from provider metadata without viewing images. No ground validation or licence for underlying commercial imagery is inferred. This file has only a preview/illustration role; no independent data-product count.
- Information role
- Preview
- Scientific validation
- not_performed_by_catalogue_review
- Access assessment
- Reachable Without Authentication
- Rights assessment
- Provider Copyright Or Restricted Reuse
Follow-up needed · Metadata assessed 6 September 2026
Reachable without registration · Direct Open · checked 6 September 2026
- Resolve the shared 1209-25 reference against MEDIA-1209-25 and product 6073 before counting distinct evidence.