Syria

This map illustrates satellite-based area of refugee camp and tents detections in Hatay province of Turkey. No considerable changes in the organization (extension and number of tents) of Yayladagi camp were observed between 23 August 2011 and 12 February 2012. Around 65 new tents have been detected during this period. The most significant changes were observed between 10 July 2011 and 23 August 2011 when a new area was populated and around145 new tents were erected.
This is a preliminary analysis and has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground back feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map illustrates satellite-based areas of refugee camps and semi-automated tents detections in Reyhanli district, Hatay province of Turkey. Between 16 September 2011 and 12 Mars 2012 an extension of the camp in its limits as well as in the number of detected tents has been observed. Around 350 new tents have been detected between 16 September 2011 and 12 March 2012.
This tends to show that the number of settled Syrian citizens in Turkey increases and fluctuates. This is a preliminary analysis & has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT.

This map illustrates satellite-based area of refugee camp and semi-automated tents detections in Merkez district, Hatay province of Turkey. No considerable changes in the organization (extension and number of tents) of Boynuyogun camp were observed between images acquisition dates. Possibly due the proximity to the Syrian border and the governorate of Idleb.
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This map illustrates satellite-based area of refugee camp and semi-automated tents detections in Merkez district, Hatay province of Turkey. An activity has been detected within the Apaydin Camp where the number of tents was reduced. At least 400 tents were removed between 1 July 2011 and 12 March 2012. This change can be due to a new organization of camps or the fluctuation in the movements of the Syrian population in the Turkish camps.
This is a preliminary analysis & has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT.

This map illustrates locations of refugee camps in Hatay province of Turkey as observed in satellite imagery recorded 12 March 2012.
This is a preliminary analysis & has not yet been validated in the field. Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic as reported between 12 and 18 March 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League
observers. Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of
the dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic as reported between 4 and 12March 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic as reported between 27 February and 4 March 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic
as reported between 20th and 26th February 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also
depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that
have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities
in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event
locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the
uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please
send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic
as reported between 13th and 19th February 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also
depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that
have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities
in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event
locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the
uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please
send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic
as reported between 1 and 14 February 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also
depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that
have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities
in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event
locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the
uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please
send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab
Republic as reported on 02 February 2012, related to the flareup of violence and the presence of Arab League observers.
Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian
refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the
dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political
uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a
number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the
ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic as reported on the first week of 2012, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic as reported on Thursday 29 December 2011, related to the flare-up of violence and the presence of Arab League observers. Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT

This map presents a situational update of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic as reported on Sunday 11 December 2011, related to the call for a general strike by opposition groups. Also depicted are the cumulative numbers of reported deaths since March 2011 aggregated by Governorate, and Syrian refugee camps that have been opened along the border in Turkey and Lebanon. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic/religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT.

This map presents a situational overview of reported protests and violent clashes in cities and towns across the Syrian Arab Republic, the reported movements of the Syrian army into protest areas, as well as the number of reported deaths aggregated by Governorate. Further, the spatial distribution of the dominant ethnic-religious communities in the country has been included as background context to the larger social and political uprising occurring within the country. Event locations and figures presented in this map are based exclusively on a number of open reporting sources since the beginning of the uprising in March 2011 and have not been verified on the ground. It is possible that not all incident locations have been depicted. Please send feedback to UNITAR/UNOSAT