eDROMIS: ENHANCING DISASTER RESPONSE THROUGH MONITORING AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT WITH GIS INTEGRATION

The electronic disaster response operations monitoring information system is a web-based platform designed to help collect, consolidate, organize, and present post-disaster data. It aimed to address the increasing need for accurate and timely data as a reference for decision-makers in disaster response operations. The iterative waterfall model was used to develop the system. ISO 25010 software quality evaluation results indicate that the system has met the users’ needs and requirements and improved their productivity, job performance, and effectiveness. The high ratings for user acceptance indicate high acceptability. To enhance thedeveloped system, integrating short messaging system notifications for aid requests is recommended to facilitate timely receipt and prompt response. Moreover, expanding this functionality to encompass a broader scope, including regional and national levels, can further optimize disaster response efforts.

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TRA VINH UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.35382/tvujs.14.8.2024.75
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Geographic Information Systems Studies
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eDROMIS: ENHANCING DISASTER RESPONSE THROUGH MONITORING AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT WITH GIS INTEGRATION

Czarina Ancella Guasa Gabi, Cyrille Ford Mulaan, Vanessa Larita
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eDROMIS: ENHANCING DISASTER RESPONSE THROUGH MONITORING AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT WITH GIS INTEGRATION

Czarina Ancella Guasa Gabi, Cyrille Ford Mulaan, Vanessa Larita
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The electronic disaster response operations monitoring information system is a web-based platform designed to help collect, consolidate, organize, and present post-disaster data. It aimed to address the increasing need for accurate and timely data as a reference for decision-makers in disaster response operations. The iterative waterfall model was used to develop the system. ISO 25010 software quality evaluation results indicate that the system has met the users’ needs and requirements and improved their productivity, job performance, and effectiveness. The high ratings for user acceptance indicate high acceptability. To enhance thedeveloped system, integrating short messaging system notifications for aid requests is recommended to facilitate timely receipt and prompt response. Moreover, expanding this functionality to encompass a broader scope, including regional and national levels, can further optimize disaster response efforts.

TRA VINH UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
Southern Leyte State University (PH)
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