Identification

Title
Evacuation Centers and Route
Abstract

Source : CDRRMO

Effective disaster preparedness is crucial for minimizing the impact of natural and human-induced hazards on communities. This layer focuses on the identification, mapping, and optimization of evacuation centers and evacuation routes within a local government unit (LGU). Utilizing Geographic Information System (GIS) technology, the research assesses the accessibility, capacity, and strategic locations of existing evacuation centers, and analyzes road networks to determine the most efficient evacuation routes. The layer aims to enhance public safety by providing clear, data-driven recommendations for emergency planning and response. The resulting maps and spatial data are intended to assist decision-makers in resource allocation, risk communication, and community awareness initiatives. Ultimately, this work supports a more resilient and prepared community by strengthening the infrastructure and processes surrounding disaster evacuation.


License
Not Specified
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Publication Date
June 23, 2025, 3:23 a.m.
Type
Vector Data
Category
Location
Positional information and services. Examples: addresses, geodetic networks, control points, postal zones and services, place names.
Regions
Global, Asia, Philippines
Approved
Yes
Published
Yes
Featured
No
DOI
None
Attribution
Copyright Carmona GIS 2022
Responsible

Name
Jimel Liao (jimelliao)
email
jimeldliao@gmail.com
Position
None
Organization
None
Location
Voice
None
Fax
None
Information

Identification Image
Spatial Extent
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Projection System
EPSG:4326
Extension x0
121.0072226906139
Extension x1
121.06152498666353
Extension y0
14.264443017492123
Extension y1
14.318119230750211
Features

Restrictions
formal permission to do something
Purpose

The primary purpose of this project is to develop a comprehensive spatial database and visual map of evacuation centers and evacuation routes within the local government unit (LGU). This initiative aims to enhance disaster preparedness and response by identifying safe, accessible, and strategically located evacuation facilities, as well as optimal routes for rapid and orderly evacuation. The project supports risk reduction planning, decision-making, and community awareness by providing accurate and actionable geographic information.

Language
English
Data Quality

The data used in this study on evacuation centers and evacuation routes were gathered from multiple sources, including official government records, field surveys, community feedback, and satellite imagery. To ensure accuracy and reliability, all spatial data were processed and validated using Geographic Information System (GIS) tools. Attribute data such as capacity, facilities, and accessibility of evacuation centers were cross-referenced with records from the city disaster risk reduction and management office (CDRRMO).

Supplemental Information

No information provided

Contact Points

Name
Jimel Liao (jimelliao)
email
jimeldliao@gmail.com
Position
None
Organization
None
Location
Voice
None
Fax
None

References

Link Online
/layers/geonode_data:geonode:evacuation_center
Metadata Page
/layers/geonode_data:geonode:evacuation_center/metadata_detail

Zipped Shapefile
Evacuation Centers and Route.zip
Excel
Evacuation Centers and Route.excel
CSV
Evacuation Centers and Route.csv
GeoJSON
Evacuation Centers and Route.json
Legend
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Legend
Evacuation Centers and Route.png
GML 3.1.1
Evacuation Centers and Route.gml
GML 2.0
Evacuation Centers and Route.gml
Thumbnail
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Original Layer
Evacuation Centers and Route.zip
JPEG
Evacuation Centers and Route.jpg
PDF
Evacuation Centers and Route.pdf
PNG
Evacuation Centers and Route.png

OGC WMS: geonode Service
Geoservice OGC:WMS
OGC WFS: geonode Service
Geoservice OGC:WFS
Metadata Author

Name
Jimel Liao (jimelliao)
email
jimeldliao@gmail.com
Position
None
Organization
None
Location
Voice
None
Fax
None