Disaster Mapping News Today

MapaKalamidad was launched in the Philippines with the aim of monitoring typhoons, floods, eruptions and earthquakes and preventing damage, which is increasing due to climate change. A similar platform has already been active for 10 years in Indonesia. These are systems that collect information shared on social networks in real time.

MapaKalamidad was launched in the Philippines with the aim of monitoring typhoons, floods, eruptions and earthquakes and preventing damage, which is increasing due to climate change. A similar platform has already been active for 10 years in Indonesia. These are systems that collect information shared on social networks in real time.

As we observe September as National Preparedness Month, it is important to remember that being prepared is the most important thing you can do to assist in dealing with any disaster or emergency. Unfortunately, no amount of preparation will stop a natural disaster or emergency from occurring, but how you react to them can be just as critical. This is why the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) created a Disaster Mapping Team.