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Tagoloan Rainfall Monitoring
View rainfall levels and receive timely updates to keep your community safe.
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Rainfall Monitoring Stations in Tagoloan
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About MDRRMO TAGOLOAN
MDRRMO Tagoloan is dedicated to building a disaster-resilient community. Our primary role is to lead in the planning, implementation, and coordination of disaster risk reduction and management programs within the municipality to protect our people, properties, and the environment.
Tagoloan Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office is a government office in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, Northern Mindanao which is located on Antonio A. Cosin Highway. Tagoloan Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office is situated nearby to the government office Tagoloan Municipal Council, as well as near the town hall Tagoloan Municipal Hall.
Mission & Vision
Mission
To develop and sustain an automated rainfall monitoring platform that employs advanced sensing and communication technologies to deliver accurate, real-time rainfall measurements. The system is designed to strengthen disaster risk reduction efforts by providing timely and reliable data that supports early warning mechanisms and effective emergency response operations.
Vision
To establish a reliable and technology-driven rainfall monitoring infrastructure that supports climate resilience, public safety, and informed decision-making through accurate, timely, and accessible rainfall data.
About Rainfall Monitoring System
The system utilizes a tipping bucket rain gauge to accurately measure rainfall intensity. As precipitation is collected, a small internal bucket fills with water until it reaches a calibrated level of approximately 0.2 mm. Upon reaching this threshold, the bucket automatically tips, and each tipping action is digitally recorded to determine the total volume of rainfall. The collected data is then transmitted through GSM communication to a monitoring platform, enabling real-time analysis and reporting. This automated process supports effective rainfall monitoring and enhances early warning and disaster preparedness efforts, particularly in flood-prone areas such as Tagoloan.
Real-Time Data
Sensors provide up-to-the-minute information on rainfall intensity and accumulation, ensuring you have the most current data.
Early Warning
Automated alerts are triggered when rainfall reaches critical levels, enabling timely evacuation and emergency response.
Community Safety
The system helps protect lives and property by providing crucial information for disaster preparedness and response.