Disaster Risk and Exposure Assessment for Mitigation

(DREAM Program)

PHIL-LIDAR 1 Program

Training Center for Applied Geodesy and Photogrammetry

University of the Philippines

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Background: The Hazardscape of Philippines

The geographic and geologic setting of the Philippines (part of Pacific Ring of Fire and Earthquake Belt) make it prone to various hazards, including:

weather and climate-related volcano-related earthquake-related (tsunami) Three of deadliest typhoons

occurred the past three years: Dec 2011 – TS Washi – 1,268 Dec 2012 – TY Bopha – 1,901 Nov 2013 – TY Haiyan – 6,300

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Background

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Background

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DREAM Program: Basic Information

Program Duration: Two (2) years from 2011 extended to May 19, 2016 Funding Source: Department of Science and Technology (DOST) thru Grants-in-Aid Program Total Program personnel: 150 persons in peak period Program Implementors: University of the Philippines

• TCAGP: LiDAR Acquisition, Validation and Processing • Established a program office at the UP National Engineering Center • National Institute of Geological Sciences (NIGS) VTEC Lab: Flood Modeling

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The DREAM LiDAR Program

OBJECTIVE To generate finer-scale flood hazard maps and inundation models to be used for 6-hr early warning COVERAGE Surveyed the 18 Major River Basins (RBs) prone to flooding through Airborne LiDAR (3D mapping)

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Data Acquisition

Data Processing

Data Validation

Flood Modeling

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DREAM Program: Component Projects

Training

Data Acquisition: Aircrafts used for LiDAR operation

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RP-C9522

Data Acquisition: LiDAR Mapping Systems

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Aircraft Modification

Preparatory Activities

LiDAR Operator’s Training

LiDAR Installation LiDAR Inaugural Flight

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Data Processing

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Data Validation and Bathymetry Surveys

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The DREAM Program also developed skills for field measurements and river hydrography

Flood Modeling

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Visualizing a Flood Hazard Map in 3D

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Development of Flood Advisory System based on Maps and Rainfall Data

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Rapid Flood Simulation for Flood Events

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Phil-LiDAR 1: DREAM Phase 2

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Covers 300 other river systems in the Philippines

Will prioritize floodplain areas then the upland areas

Government agencies are asked to send priority sites for flight planning purposes

Partner SUCs and HEIs Northwestern Luzon: UP Baguio Central Luzon: CLSU Northeastern Luzon: ISU Southern Luzon: MIT and UPLB Bicol Region: ADNU Eastern Visayas: VSU Central Visayas: USC Western Visayas: UP Cebu Western Mindanao: AdZU Western and Central Mindanao: CMU Northern Mindanao: MSU-IIT Northeastern Mindanao: CSU Southeastern Mindanao: UP Mindanao

DREAM PROGRAM’s ACTIVE PARTICIPATIONS IN

HAIYAN REHABILITATION AND HAZARD MAPPING EFFORTS

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RAPID DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

USING SATELLITE IMAGES

(SMARTER VISAYAS)

(Before and After Typhoon Yolanda)

Before and After Animation of Super typhoon Yolanda Tacloban City

Rapid Damage Assessment Using Satellite Images Tacloban City, Leyte

BEFORE (September 9, 2013) AFTER (November 13, 2013)

BEFORE (September 9, 2013) AFTER (November 13, 2013)

Rapid Damage Assessment Using Satellite Imagery Tacloban City, Leyte

Rapid Damage Assessment Using Satellite Images Candao, Dulag, Leyte

BEFORE (September 9, 2013) AFTER (November 13, 2013)

Rapid Damage Assessment Using Satellite Images San Fernando, Palo, Leyte

BEFORE (September 9, 2013) AFTER (November 13, 2013)

Rapid Damage Assessment Using Satellite Images Leyte

BEFORE (September 9, 2013) AFTER (November 13, 2013)

Province No. of Damaged Infrastructure 2010 House Count

Aklan 31,553 116,123

Antique 5,484 67,868

Biliran 6,141 28,298

Capiz 25,296 159,061

Cebu 30,406 143,329

Dinagat Islands 143 2,182

Eastern Samar 12,006 38,341

Iloilo 30,254 264,078

Leyte 135,793 354,773

Masbate 76 7,240

Negros Occidental 9,206 152,054

Palawan 4,366 27,734

Samar 2,983 35,645

Southern Leyte 414 2,852

Total 294,119 1,399,578

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Municipalities with Highest Number of Damages

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YorInfo Center:

Yolanda Rehabilitation Scientific

Information Center

YorInfo Center

Established for sharing and exchange of data on

17 May 2014

Combined various hazard maps generated by the different government agencies - Floods, Landslides, Storm Surges, Earthquake, etc.

YorInfo Center

DREAM

PAGASA

NOAH

PHIVOLCS

SMARTER Visayas

DOST

NAMRIA

MGB

DENR

DOST/DENR: DREAM and MGB

DOST: NOAH and PAGASA

DOST/DENR: NOAH and MGB

Progress of Multi-Hazard Mapping and

Assessments in Yolanda-affected Areas

Multi-Hazard Mapping Efforts

Multi-Hazard Mapping Efforts

Multi-Hazard Mapping Efforts

Multi-Hazard Mapping Efforts

Available digitally at 1:10,000 maximum scale (better detail)

– Almost all areas available a

LIDAR Products and Hazard maps were provided to the following:

– JICA

– GIZ

– USAID

– Eastern Samar municipalities

– UN OCHA

– t smaller scales (lesser detail)

HAZARD MAPPING OF BARANGAYS IN EASTERN VISAYAS (REGION 8)

In partnership with United Nations Development Program (UNDP)

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Objective

• Provide multi-hazard maps (flood, landslide, and storm surge) to 1810 identified barangays in Region 8 covering the provinces of Leyte, Samar, Eastern Samar, and Biliran.

• Print the maps in tarpaulins and distribute it to beneficiary barangays

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SAMPLE FLOOD HAZARD MAP

SAMPLE LANDSLIDE HAZARD MAP

SAMPLE STORM SURGE HAZARD MAP

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OUTPUTS

• Successfully finished and delivered around 5,300 maps to UNDP covering the 1810 barangays listed.

• All maps were printed in tarpaulins with corresponding CDs per barangay ready for distribution by the UNDP Team

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Thank you!

Engr. Sarah Jane D. Samalburo Chief Science Research Specialist Data Pre-Processing Component

+63 917 5719463

www.dream.upd.edu.ph

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