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newele.innerHTML = "<h4 class=\"feed-item-title\"><a href=\"http://www.unosat.org/asp/prod_free.asp?pid=1501\" target=\"_top\">Situation Update 5 - Sujawal Town flooded in Major outflow from Indus, Thatta District</a></h4><p class=\"feed-item-desc\">This is the fifth situational update on the status of flood waters between the cities of Thatta and Sujawal, in Thatta district based on an analysis of ENVISAT ASAR satellite data recorded 1 September 2010 at 5:33 UTC.  Over the last 48 hours the Town of Sujawal has likely been severely flooded, with no functional road access. This was the direct result of a major water outflow event from the eastern bank of the Indus River on 28 August 2010, advancing over 45km to the south-east as of 1 September. The town of Jati is under imminent threat of flooding within the next 24 hours. The current direction of this outflow should take it into the delta, which could act to lessen the severity of flooding further south in Thatta District along the Indus channel to the Arabian Sea. Flood waters immediately east of Thatta city have remained relatively stable over the last 72 hours and have not advanced closer to the city. The town of Chuhar Jamali is also at high flood risk. This situational analysis is based on a rapid analysis of current satellite data available and will be revised and updated as new data becomes available; this analysis has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT. Map scale for A4: 1:350,000; Projection: UTM Zone 42N - WGS-84.<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1): ENVISAT ASAR IMP (HH)<br/>Resolution : 24 meters<br/>Image Date : 1 September 2010 <br/>Source: European Space Agency (ESA)<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1) :MODIS Aqua &amp; Terra<br/>Resolution :250 meters<br/>Image Date :26 Aug-1 Sept. August 2010<br/>Precrisis Satellite Data (1) :ALOS PALSAR (FBD HH-HV)<br/>Resolution : 25 meters<br/>Image Date: 4 July 2010 <br/>Source :© JAXA, METI<br/>GIS Data :NGA, OCHA, USGS, OSM<br/>Transport Data :Google Map Maker<br/>Transport Data Copyright: © 2010 Google - Improve with Google  Map Maker<br/>Flood Analysis :UNITAR / UNOSAT<br/>Projection :UTM Zone 42N - WGS-84<br/></p><h4 class=\"feed-item-title\"><a href=\"http://www.unosat.org/asp/prod_free.asp?pid=1500\" target=\"_top\">Situation Update 4: Rising Flood Waters in Thatta and Sujawal</a></h4><p class=\"feed-item-desc\">This is the fourth situational update on the status of rising flood waters between the cities of Thatta and Sujawal, in Thatta district based on a time series of MODIS satellite data recorded 29 August at 09:10 UTC. There has been a major expansion of flood water on eastern bank of the Indus river, threatening the towns of Thatta and Sujawal. Water has advanced. The flood waters have advanced over 14km at its furthest point between August 28 – 29; threatening to surround the city of Sujawal which remains at high risk. Sections of route N-5 north of Thatta remain likely flooded; the towns of Bannu and Daro on the eastern bank of the Indus also remain threatened. Due to cloud cover over the region, more recent imagery has not been processed over this area. This situational analysis is based on a rapid visual assessment of the current satellite data available over this area and will be revised and updated as new data becomes available; this analysis has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT. Map scale for A4: 1:400,000; Projection: UTM Zone 42N; Datum: WGS-84.<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1) :ALOS PALSAR (FBD HH-HV)<br/>Resolution : 25 meters<br/>Image Date : 19 August &amp; 4 July 2010 <br/>Source :© JAXA, METI<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1) :MODIS Aqua &amp; Terra<br/>Resolution :250 meters<br/>Image Date :26-29 August 2010 <br/>Source :NASA Rapid Response <br/>Source :NASA Rapid Response<br/>GIS Data :NGA, OCHA, USGS, OSM<br/>Transport Data :Google Map Maker<br/>Transport Data Copyright: © 2010 Google - Improve with Google  Map Maker<br/>Flood Analysis :UNITAR / UNOSAT<br/>Projection :UTM Zone 42N - WGS-84</p><h4 class=\"feed-item-title\"><a href=\"http://www.unosat.org/asp/prod_free.asp?pid=1499\" target=\"_top\">Situation Update 5: Shahdadkot under imminent threat of flooding, Sindh Province</a></h4><p class=\"feed-item-desc\">Analysis Findings: This is the fifth situational update on the status of flood waters advancing on the city of Shahdadkot, based on satellite data recorded today at 09:10 UTC (29 August 2010). Flood waters have continued to advance over 1km eastward towards Shahdadkot over last 24 hours, waters now likely to enter southern sections of town within next 24 hours. Immediately north of Shahdadkot, the reported makeshift embankment continues to hold. To the south-east of Shahdadkot, there are indications that flood waters have remained stable over the last 48 hours, raising hope that southern road access to Shahdadkot might remain partially open. This situational analysis is based on a rapid visual assessment of the current satellite data available over this area and will be revised and updated as new data becomes available; this analysis has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT. Map scale for A4: 1:200,000; Projection: UTM Zone 42N; Datum: WGS-84.<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1): MODIS Aqua &amp; Terra<br/>Resolution: 250 meters<br/>Image Dates: 23-29 August 2010 <br/>Source: NASA Rapid Response<br/>GIS Data: NGA, OCHA, USGS, OSM<br/>Transport Data: Google Map Maker<br/>Transport Data Copyright: © 2009 Google - Improve <br/>with Google Map Maker<br/>Reference Imagery: ESRI WMS 2010<br/>Hospital Data: WHO<br/>Background Imagery: Landsat-7 / MODIS fusion<br/>Flood Analysis: / UNOSAT<br/></p><h4 class=\"feed-item-title\"><a href=\"http://www.unosat.org/asp/prod_free.asp?pid=1498\" target=\"_top\">Situation Update 4 Shahdadkot under imminent threat of flooding, Sindh Province</a></h4><p class=\"feed-item-desc\">Analysis Findings: This is the fourth situational update on the status of flood waters advancing on the city of Shahdadkot, based on satellite data recorded today at 08:30 UTC (28 August 2010). Flood waters have continued to advance 2.5km eastward towards Shahdadkot over last 24 hours constituting now an imminent threat that the town could be flooded within the next 24-48 hours. Immediately north of Shahdadkot, the reported makeshift embankment continues to hold. To the south-east of Shahdadkot, there are indications that flood waters have not significantly advanced within the last 24 hours, raising hope that southern road access to Shahdadkot might remain partially open. This situational analysis is based on a rapid visual assessment of the current satellite data available over this area and will be revised and updated as new data becomes available; this analysis has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT. Map scale for A4: 1:200,000; Projection: UTM Zone 42N; Datum: WGS-84.<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1): MODIS Aqua &amp; Terra<br/>Resolution: 250 meters<br/>Image Date: 23-28 August 2010 <br/>Source: NASA Rapid Response<br/>GIS Data: NGA, OCHA, USGS, OSM<br/>Transport Data: Google Map Maker<br/>Transport Data Copyright: © 2009 Google - Improve <br/>with Google Map Maker<br/>Reference Imagery: ESRI WMS 2010<br/>Hospital Data: WHO<br/>Background Imagery: Landsat-7 / MODIS fusion<br/>Flood Analysis: / UNOSAT<br/></p><h4 class=\"feed-item-title\"><a href=\"http://www.unosat.org/asp/prod_free.asp?pid=1497\" target=\"_top\">Situation Update 3- Rising Flood Waters between Hyderabad & Thatta</a></h4><p class=\"feed-item-desc\">This is the third situational update on the status of rising flood waters between the cities of Hyderabad and Thatta, in Thatta disrict based on a time series of MODIS satellite data recorded this morning (28 August at 08:30 UTC) and PALSAR data recorded on 19 and 21 August 2010. Over the last 24 hours there has been a major expansion of flood water on eastern bank of Indus, threatening the towns of Daro and Sujawal in Thatta district, advancing over 9 km; the city of Thatta remains at high risk, however the leading edge of flood waters less than 4km to the east have remained stable over the last 24 hours, indicating that local barriers were continuing to hold. Sections of route N-5 north of Thatta are likely flooded as waters converge with Lake Khinjar; the town of Bannu on the eastern bank of Indus is also currently threatened. The situation within the Hyderabad area and Kotri Barrage has remained stable over last 24 hrs with little or no indications of significant expansion in flood water extent. This situational analysis is based on a rapid visual assessment of the current satellite data available over this area and will be revised and updated as new data becomes available; this analysis has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT.  Map scale for A4: 1:740,000; Projection: UTM Zone 42N - WGS-84.<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1): ALOS PALSAR (FBD HH-HV)<br/>Resolution: 25 meters<br/>Image Date: 19 August 2010 <br/>Source: © JAXA, METI<br/>Satellite Data (2) :ALOS PALSAR (WB1 HH)<br/>Resolution: 100 meters<br/>Image Date: 21 August 2010 <br/>Source: © JAXA, METI<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1) :MODIS Aqua &amp; Terra<br/>Resolution: 250 meters<br/>Image Date: 28 August 2010 <br/>Source: NASA Rapid Response<br/>GIS Data: NGA, OCHA, USGS, OSM<br/>Transport Data: Google Map Maker<br/>Transport Data Copyright: © 2009 Google - Improve with Google Map Maker<br/>Hospital Data: WHO<br/>Flood Analysis: UNITAR / UNOSAT<br/></p><h4 class=\"feed-item-title\"><a href=\"http://www.unosat.org/asp/prod_free.asp?pid=1496\" target=\"_top\">Situation Update 3- Flood Waters Rapidly Encircling Shahdadkot, Sindh Province</a></h4><p class=\"feed-item-desc\">Analysis Findings: This is the third situational update on the status of flood waters advancing on the city of Shahdadkot, based on satellite data recorded today at 06:10 UTC (27 August 2010). A change detection analysis has been made comparing satellite imagery from this morning with imagery recorded daily since 23 August 2010. Immediately north of Shahdadkot, the reported makeshift embankment appears to be holding across most sections as of 06:10 UTC today (27 August 2010) however there is now a direct threat to Shahdadkot from advancing  flood waters from the east, now within 4.5 km of the city; To the south-east of Shahdadkot, flood waters have surged east over 9km between 24-27 Aug. threatening to encircle Shahdadkot; Road access south from the city is currently open but under direct threat from the advancing water from the west, which could close almost all road access to Shahdadkot within 24-48hrs.This situational analysis is based on a rapid visual assessment of the current satellite data available over this area and will be revised and updated as new data becomes available; this analysis has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT. Map scale for A4: 1:200,000; Projection: UTM Zone 42N; Datum: WGS-84.<br/>Crisis Satellite Data (1) : MODIS Aqua &amp; Terra<br/>Resolution : 250 meters<br/>Image Date : 23-27 August 2010 <br/>Source : NASA Rapid Response<br/>GIS Data : NGA, OCHA, USGS, OSM<br/>Transport Data : Google Map Maker<br/>Transport Data Copyright: © 2009 Google - Improve <br/>with Google Map Maker<br/>Reference Imagery : ESRI WMS 2010<br/>Hospital Data : WHO<br/>Background Imagery : Landsat-7 / MODIS fusion<br/>Flood Analysis : : / UNOSAT<br/></p><div class=\"rss2html-note\" style=\"float: right;\"><a href=\"http://rss.bloople.net/\" style=\"color: #000000;\">Powered by rss2html</a></div><div class=\"rss2html-note-clear\" style=\"clear: right; height: 0;\"></div>";
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