Updates on the WAVES for the Laguna de Bay Basin. Engr. Jocelyn G. Sta. Ana Sept. 10, 2014 Tagaytay City
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1 Updates on the WAVES for the Laguna de Bay Basin Engr. Jocelyn G. Sta. Ana Sept. 10, 2014 Tagaytay City
2 LLDA Accounts Water Accounts Land Accounts Fishery Accounts
3 Account Number 1 Land Cover Account by Sub-basin 2 Land Cover Account by Municipality 3 Land Cover Change by Municipality and Subbasin Overlay layers 1. Land Cover Land Cover Sub-basin 1. Land Cover Land Cover Municipality 1. Land Cover Change (2003, 2010) 2. Municipality 3. Sub-basin Land Accounts Status Done. ready Opening and Closing year Done. ready Opening and Closing year Data integration and map processing/analysis Land cover matrix and physical account for the whole Laguna de Bay Region available
4 Account Numbers 4 Sediment Load and Soil Erosion 5 Nutrient 1. Overlay Layers Status/Remarks 1. Sediment Load (SedNet) 2. Soil Erosion (SedNet) Nutrient ping (Nitrates, Phosphorus) For data integration Sediment data to be computed once available factors are available (e.g. soil characteristics ) Data on soil erosion available for inclusion in the thematic layers Nutrient data to be gathered
5 Account Numbers 6 Soil Type 7 Land Classificati on 8 Land by Ownership 1. Overlay Layers Status/REmarks Soil Type For map processing and data analysis 1. Land Classification Data to be gathered 1. Tenure 2. Easements 3. Protected Areas 4. Reservations (Forest, Military) Information and thematic layers of land cover, easement (at m elevation), protected areas are available. Data on tenure and land classification to be gathered
6 Account Numbers 9 Infra structures 10 Geohazard 1. Overlay Layers Status/Remarks 1. Infrastructures 2. Roads 1. Geohazard 2. Land subsidence Infrastructures and road data to be gathered Thematic layers of landcover and Geohazards are available. Land subsidence data to be gathered
7 Account Numbers 11 Quarry 1. Overlay Layers Status/Remarks 1. Mountain Quarry 2. River Quarry For data and map processing. LLDA has data on quarrying 12 Governme nt Projects 1. Government Big Ticket Projects Data about government projects to be gathered.
8 Account Number 1 Industry Overlay Layers 1. Wet and Dry Industries (Location) 2. Rivers/Creeks Water Accounts Status/Remarks Data on concentration, discharge flowrate and BOD loading available 2 Population Density 3 Water Quality Population Density Water Quality (BOD, Dissolved Oxygen) With data (in excel), for mapping Water Quality data (in excel and in graphs), for mapping
9 Account Numbers 4 Groundwater Overlay Layers 1. Ground Water Abstraction (class, Volume) 2. Precipitation Status Remarks - w/ data from NWRB - rainfall data (in excel): for encoding 5 Water level 1. Water Level For data integration and map processing and analysis
10 Account Numbers 6 Flooding 7 Streamflow Overlay Layers Extreme Weather Events Streamflow Status/Remarks - with data, for mapping - with data, for mapping
11 Account Overlay layers Status /Remarks Numbers 8 Water Demand Data 1. Water Demand (HH, Industries, Agricultural Sector, Energy) 2. Evaporation 3. Outflow - with data from Maynilad and Manila Waters (2013 only) total per category (industrial, commercial, households..etc.) -data from local water districts: for collection - with data from CBK - c/o PAG-ASA, with payment - Water Balance study 9 1. Water Supply (Precipitation, -Water Balance Study Water Supply Streamflow) Data 2. Groundwater level - not available DEM, Bathymetry - ok, c/o GIS
12 Fishery Accounts Account Number 1 Fish Harvest/ Production Data Overlay layers 1. Fish Harvest/Production 2. Water Quality (Chloride) 3. Aquaculture Stocking Density) 4. Primary Production Status to 2013 data obtained from BAS website to 2013 data in LLDA-ELRD obtained. -Information obtained from LLDA-Clearances and Permits Division (CPD) to 2013 data
13 Account 1. Overlay Layers Status/Remarks Number 2 1. Extreme Event 2. Sedimentation 3. Nutrient ping 4. Primary Productivity 5. Chlorophyll A 6. Fish kill 7. TSS 8. Turbidity -Data on affected families for Ondoy and Habagat taken from NDRMMC -To be obtained from BSWM - To be obtained from BSWM to 2013 data to 2013 data to 2013 fishkill occurrence to be completed to 2013 data to 2013 data
14 Account 1. Overlay Layers Status/Remarks Number 3 1. Fishpens/Fish cages -Data on the numbers and areas of registered and unregistered fishcages and fishpens obtained from LLDA- Clearances and Permits Division (CPD) 2. Zoning 3. Demolition Reports -To be digitized in Google Earth -With existing data from LLDA- Enforcement Division (ED); to be obtained
15 Account 1. Overlay Layers Status/Remarks Number 4 1. Policy Issuances -Issued LLDA Board Resolutions and Memoranda available in the LLDA Publication entitled "Milestone Compilation of LLDA Laws, Rules and Regulations" and from the Office of the LLDA Board of Directors 2. Violation records 3. Price Changes -With existing data from LLDA- Enforcement Division (ED); to be obtained to 2013 annual market price of fish for the provinces of Laguna and Rizal obtained from BAS.
16 2003 Land Cover
17 2010 Land Cover
18 Industry
19 Industry
20 of the Water Quality Monitoring Stations
21 Water Quality (BOD)
22 Lake Municipal Boundaries
23 Lake Zones
24 Issues/Concerns Need additional GIS Experts for the water and fishery account groups Pag-asa data with payment Data are not dis-aggregated Additional workload for the TWG members Internal problems due to office transfer
25 Training Needs Data processing and management GIS processing, mapping and analysis Biophysical modelling (SedNet) Valuation/Ecosystem Accounting
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