Groundwater Resources and Monitoring System
Wells in
Tagum's generally flat terrain, with some rolling hills in the north, is bounded by the Hijo and Tagum Libuganon Rivers. The city has 23 barangays, nine urban and 14 rural. So far, 100 wells have been georeferenced, with 80% being dug wells, and their distribution is shown on the map.
What’s More?
Our IOT-based system constantly monitors and captures groundwater quality data from the sensor network.
About
Atabay
Our System
Atabay [a.tá.bay.] is the Bisaya word for "well." In the context of a community, an atabay is central to the daily lives of barangay residents, as water is essential for everyday activities. We named this project "Atabay" to symbolize community harmony and mutual support. Accessible Tubig Alang sa BaranggAY.
The project aims to address the gap in groundwater management by systematically mapping water wells in Tagum City using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing techniques.
Our Mission
The primary goal is to establish a foundational framework for groundwater resource management. Through field surveys, stakeholder engagement, and geospatial mapping, the study identifies well locations, charts their spatial distribution, and monitors water quality parameters.
Our Vision
The primary goal is to establish a foundational framework for groundwater resource management. Through field surveys, stakeholder engagement, and geospatial mapping, the study identifies well locations, charts their spatial distribution, and monitors water quality parameters.
Report a Well Issue
Notice something wrong with a well in your barangay? Let us know so we can fix it quickly.