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  • DRRM with Project NOAH

    AMF Lagmay

    UP Resilience Institute

  • Disruptive Technology

    •A disruptive technology is one that displaces an established technology and shakes up the industry or a ground breaking product that creates a completely new industry.

  • Disruptive Science

    •A disruptive scientific system is one that displaces an established methodologyand shakes up the industry or a ground breaking approach that creates a completely new order.

  • Key Elements that spell the difference in our DRRM efforts • Probabilistic Risk Assessment

    • Open Data

    • Hazards-Specific, Area-Focused, and Time-Bound warnings

  • AVOIDING DISASTERS

    Based on weather forecasts and

    near-real time informationBased on awareness of hazards,

    education indivuals and access to

    accurate hazard maps

  • STORM SURGE HAZARD MAP

    EvacuationCenters hit by Yolanda Storm

    Surge

    EvacuationCenters

    PRE-YOLANDA (2010)DETERMINISTIC HAZARD MAP PROBABILISTIC

    STORM SURGE HAZARD MAP

  • 70 % of evacuation centers in Tacloban were hit by storm surges

  • Brgy Andap

  • 566 people were placed in an evacuation center overwhelmed by debris flows (This picture) which is a type of landslide

  • No amount of accurate warning will work if hazard maps are inappropriate

  • Probabilistic Multi-Scenario-based Multi Hazard Map

    LandscapeStorm surge Level 1

    Storm surge Level 2Storm surge Level 3

    Storm surge Level 4

    Landslide Hazard5-year rain returnFlood scenario25-year rain returnFlood scenario

    100-year rain returnFlood scenarioMulti-Hazard MapMulti-Scenario Based

  • Interviews and expert opinion-based susceptibility map

    5 –year rain return flood

    25 –year rain return flood

    100 –year rain return flood

  • Open Data

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    Transdisciplinary

    Multidisciplinary

    Interdisciplinary(Scientific, Engineering

    fields)

    NGA

    Open Knowledge

  • Crop InsuranceUP Resilience Institute

    UP NOAH

    Wednesday, September 12, 2018

  • Weather Manila Weather Manila

  • Saturday Saturday and Sunday

    Weather ManilaWeather Manila

  • Data from EM-DAT

  • Project

    1999Cherry HillsLandslides

    60 deadAntipolo

    2009OndoyFlood

    (10.99 m rise in WL)

    465 deadMetro Manila

    2006Guinsaugon

    Landslide1126 dead

    2006Durian

    Landslide1399 dead

    2011Pedring &

    QuielFlood

    97 deadCentralLuzon

    2012Habagat

    Flood(9.49 m rise in WL)

    0 deadMarikina

    (pop. 424,150)

    2012PabloFlood

    (6-7 m rise in WL)

    0 deadCDO

    (pop. 602,088)

    2012Pablo

    Landslide(Debris Flows)

    500+ deadNew BataanCompostelaValley

    2013Habagat

    Flood(8.84 m rise in WL)

    0 deadMarikina

    (pop. 424,150)

    2013Haiyan

    Storm Surge2671 dead

    Tacloban(pop. 221,174)

    1375 dead Tanauan(pop. 50,119)

    902 deadPalo

    (pop. 62,727)

    2014Habagat

    Flood(8.74-m rise in WL)

    0 deadMarikina

    (pop. 424,150)

    2014Ruby

    Storm Surge0 dead

    1664 housestotally

    destroyedBrgy. Daram

    (pop. 41,322)

    2014AgatonFlood

    2 deadButuan

    (pop. 309,709)

    2014Seniang

    Flood(7.7-m rise in WL)

    1 deadTagoloan(pop. 63,850)

    2013Haiyan

    Storm Surge31 deadEstancia (pop.62,690)

    34 deadCarles

    (pop.42,666)

    San Francisco3 dead

    (pop. 47,357)

    2004Dingalan

    Landslides(Debris Flows)

    135 deadDingalan

    (Debris Flows)390 deadInfanta

    2008FrankFlood

    644 deadIloilo City(pop. 424,619

    FAILED DISASTER PREVENTION AND MITIGATION VS. DISASTERS AVERTEDFLOOD LANDSLIDE STORM SURGE FAILED DISASTER MANAGEMENT

    DISASTERS AVERTED

    DIS

    AST

    ERS

    AV

    ERTE

    DFA

    ILED

    DIS

    AST

    ER M

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    2011Sendong

    Flood1268 dead

    CDO &Iligan

    2009PepengFlood

    PangasinanLa UnionIlocos SurLandslide

    CAR465 dead

    2015InengFlood

    (7.8-m rise in WL)

    Abra River, Ilocos0 dead

    (6.2-m rise in WL)

    Laoag1 dead

    Pro

    ject

    NO

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    10

    12

    1

    PD

    RA

    -ND

    RR

    MC

    RA

    97

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  • FAILED DISASTER PREVENTION AND MITIGATION VS. DISASTERS AVERTEDFLOOD LANDSLIDE STORM SURGE FAILED DISASTER MANAGEMENT

    DISASTERS AVERTED

    DIS

    AST

    ERS

    AV

    ERTE

    DFA

    ILED

    DIS

    AST

    ER M

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    2015Lando Debris

    Flows0 Dead

    Gabaldon(pop. 32,246)

    Lando FloodsPampanga

    Bulacan

    2015Nona Debris

    Flows0 Dead

    Gabaldon(pop. 32,246)

    Lando FloodsPampanga

    Bulacan

    2015Nona

    Storm Surge(3 m height)

    Source: Cedric Daep

    Legaspi0 Dead

    2016Ferdie

    SupertyphoonCat 5

    Batanes0 Dead

    2016Karen

    TyphoonCat 4Bato,

    Catanduanes2 Dead

    From Heart Attackand Epilepsy

    2016Lawin

    SuperTyphoonCat 5

    Lubuagan, Kalinga

    5 Dead

    Rest of Luzon14 Dead total

    in different areas

    2016Nina

    TyphoonCat 5

    Polangui,AlbayFlood2 Dead

    13 Dead total in different areas

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    2017Urduja

    LandslideNaval, Biliran

    42 Dead Biliran

    14 missing

    2017VintaFlood

    (9.83 m rise in WL)

    CDO0 Dead

    2017Vinta

    Debris FlowsTubod, Lanao Norte

    FloodZamboanga del Sur240 and scores missing

    AG

    OS

    Lau

    nch

    2018OmpongLandslide

    Ucab, Itogon78 and countingOngoing Search

    and Retrieval

    2018Post-Ompong

    LandslideNaga City, Cebu

    72 and countingOngoing Search

    and Retrieval