Government funds AI flood forecasting system in the Philippines via Project NOAH.
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Updated Aug 27
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What happened
Government funds AI flood forecasting system in the Philippines via Project NOAH.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The Duterte administration pulled the plug on the Project NOAH flood forecasting program.1 source
Government funds AI flood forecasting system in the Philippines.1 source
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Government bodies in the Philippines are managing flood control projects.Also in this story
- Delays in flood projects are under scrutiny, involving the government and Joaquín Melgarejo.
- Corruption is hindering effective flood control projects in the Philippines.
- Bam Aquino calls for an investigation into flood control projects.
- DPWH seeks funds for flood control projects in the Philippines.
The entities involved
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Project NOAH
Disaster risk reduction agency of the University of the Philippines
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Philippines
archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
Related events
- Project NOAH maps flood hazards across the country.
- Advised on the shift in flood control policy and urged to study successful international flood management practices.
- Infineon Technologies collaborated with Tack One in Thailand, while the FloodFinder system provided protection across several Southeast Asian nations.