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Updated Flood Hazard Maps indicating extent and depth of flooding, evacuation centers and relevant information in connection with the Flood Risk Management Project for Cagayan, Tagoloan, and Imus Rivers
With the Marikina-Pasig* river basin as prototype, the Program produces flood hazard maps and models for 18 critical river basins and the additional priority areas under its coverage. The Flood Hazard Maps are available for download from the LiPAD FMC Website . The flood inundation maps are based on five-year, 10-year, 25-year, 50-year, and 100 ...
The Greater Metro Manila Area (GMMA) is a global megacity that experiences some of the world's worst natural disasters, as a result of geological (e.g. earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis) and hydrometeorological hazards (e.g. tropical cyclones and floods). As an affirmative step to implement the Hyogo Framework for Action, The ...
Project NOAH takes a multidisciplinary approach to the development of tools and systems for disaster prevention and mitigation through the improvement of scientific data available to various stakeholders. It uses a variety of advanced technologies to deliver accurate and reliable hazard information, such as early warning systems and hazard maps ...
Philippines Flood Map can help to locate places at higher levels to escape from floods or in flood rescue/flood relief operation. It can also provide floodplain map and floodline map for streams and rivers. Effect of sea level rise or sea level change can be seen on the map. This could be helpful in coastal areas. We also think that it can help ...
In the area you have selected (Philippines) river flood hazard is classified as high based on modeled flood information currently available to this tool. This means that potentially damaging and life-threatening river floods are expected to occur at least once in the next 10 years. Project planning decisions, project design, and construction ...
The series 711 maps were replaced by the maps of 701 series. The 701 series was produced using aerial photographs taken in 1979 and only covers the Luzon island. The NTMS maps at scale 1:50,000 replaces both S711 and S701 maps. It covers the whole Philippines in 672 sheets. The NTMS maps are in 15' x 15' interval and elevation are expressed in ...
