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The disaster number, which is a unique identifier for the disaster in the EMDAT database.

Flag to indicate if it is an historical disaster or not.

The classification key, which is used to categorize the disaster in the EMDAT database.

The group name, which is used to group similar disasters together in the EMDAT database.

The subgroup name, which is used to further categorize the disaster within its group in the EMDAT database.

The disaster type, which indicates the nature of the disaster (e.g., earthquake, flood, etc.).

the disaster subtype, which provides more specific information about the type of disaster (e.g., tropical cyclone, drought, etc.).

The external IDs, which are used to link the disaster to external sources or databases for additional information.

The disaster name, which is a descriptive name for the disaster.

The ISO 3 code, which is a three-letter country code used to identify the country associated with the disaster.

The country name, which provides the full name of the country associated with the disaster.

The subregion, which provides additional geographical information about the location of the disaster within the country (e.g., region, state, province).

The location, which provides specific information about the geographical area affected by the disaster (e.g., city, town, or region).

The origin, which indicates the source or origin of the disaster data (e.g., national disaster agency, international organization).

The associated type, which provides additional information about the nature of the disaster (e.g., natural disaster, technological disaster).

The falg to indicate if the disaster is a complex emergency or not.

The flag to indicate if the disaster is a complex emergency or not.

The flag to indicate if the disaster has a declaration or not

The flag to indicate if the disaster has a AID contibution

The magnitude of the disaster, which is a numerical value representing the severity or intensity of the disaster (e.g., earthquake magnitude, flood level).

The scale of the magnitude

The latitude of the disaster location, which indicates the geographical coordinate of the disaster's epicenter or affected area.

The longitude of the disaster location, which indicates the geographical coordinate of the disaster's epicenter or affected area.

The riverbasin , which provides information about the river basin associated with the disaster, if applicable (e.g., for floods or water-related disasters).

The volcano id if the disaster is a volcanic event, which is a unique identifier for the volcano associated with the disaster.

The start year of the event

The start month of the event, which indicates the month when the disaster event began (1 for January, 2 for February, etc.).

The start day of the event, which indicates the day when the disaster event began (1 for the first day of the month, 2 for the second day, etc.).

The end year of the event, which indicates the year when the disaster event ended or was last recorded.

The end month of the event, which indicates the month when the disaster event ended or was last recorded (1 for January, 2 for February, etc.).

The end day of the event, which indicates the day when the disaster event ended or was last recorded (1 for the first day of the month, 2 for the second day, etc.).

The total number of deaths

The injured number

The number of affected people, which indicates the total number of individuals affected by the disaster, including those injured, displaced, or otherwise impacted.

The number of displaced people, which indicates the total number of individuals who were forced to leave their homes due to the disaster.

The total number of people affected by the disaster, which includes all individuals who were impacted in any way (e.g., deaths, injuries, displacement).

The reconstruction damage, which indicates the estimated cost of rebuilding or repairing infrastructure and property damaged by the disaster.

The reconstruction damage adjusted, which indicates the estimated cost of rebuilding or repairing infrastructure and property damaged by the disaster, adjusted for inflation or other factors.

The insured damage, which indicates the estimated cost of damage covered by insurance policies as a result of the disaster.

The insured damage adjusted, which indicates the estimated cost of damage covered by insurance policies as a result of the disaster, adjusted for inflation or other factors.

The total damage, which indicates the overall estimated cost of damage caused by the disaster, including both insured and uninsured losses.

The total damage adjusted, which indicates the overall estimated cost of damage caused by the disaster, adjusted for inflation or other factors.

The total economic damage, which indicates the overall estimated cost of economic losses caused by the disaster, including both direct and indirect impacts.

The from date of the disaster, which indicates the start date of the disaster event based on startyear, startmonth, and startday properties.

The end date of the disaster, which indicates the end date of the disaster event based on endyear, endmonth, and endday properties.