Devastating Flooding in Japan 2023, Amid Mudslides and Unprecedented Rainfall: Actionable Insights on EigenPrism
The northwest of Japan has been severely affected by intense rainfall, resulting in destructive floods and mudslides. The Kyushu region of Japan has been grappling with heavy rainfall since the start of the month and on Monday, July 09, there was a historic amount of precipitation, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency,
The Fire and Disaster Management Agency reported the tragic toll of at least six fatalities, with five individuals still missing and 19 others injured. Over the past few days, certain areas in Fukuoka have received an exceptional amount of rainfall, exceeding 23.6 inches, which surpasses the typical expectations for the entire month of July in that region.
Actionable Insights on EigenPrism
Subscribers of ICEYE can use these real-time footprints on EigenPrism®, to quickly assess the impact of flooding:
- HeavyRain – NorthwestCoast (Japan) 2023 – Flood Inundation as of July 13 – v3 | v4
- HeavyRain – Fukuoka (Japan) 2023 – Flood Inundation as of July 12 – v3 | v4
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