We can’t calculate loss rates or vulnerability indices without the raw numbers. You haven’t provided population counts, destroyed structure data, or building typology. Normalization methods require quantified inputs for density and construction characteristics like material and height. Without those, any per capita or per square kilometer metric would be a guess.
To proceed, we need: - The total count or area of destroyed or uninhabitable structures. - Population count or density within the affected zone. - Details on the built environment: residential density, construction material, building height, and age class. - Your preferred normalization method, if you have one in mind.
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