GeoDotica integrates data from government agencies, humanitarian organizations, and open-source communities. We are grateful to these institutions for making their data openly available to support education planning.
Our platform combines data from multiple authoritative sources to provide a comprehensive view of education risk factors. All data is used in accordance with respective open data licenses and government policies.
National demographic, economic, and social data including poverty statistics, population census, and socio-economic indicators.
Global crisis response data including vulnerability indices, humanitarian needs overviews, and disaster impact assessments.
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology - geological hazard maps, earthquake data, volcanic activity reports, and disaster risk assessments.
Department of Education - school enrollment data, learning outcomes, facility inventories, and education performance metrics.
Community-maintained geographic data including road networks, administrative boundaries, Points of Interest (POIs), and infrastructure mapping.
Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration - climate data, weather patterns, hydrological data, and meteorological forecasts.
Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards - flood hazard maps, storm surge models, rainfall data, and disaster risk mapping.
GeoDotica operates on the principle that quality education planning should be accessible to all. By leveraging open data, we ensure that:
We comply with all data sharing requirements specified by each source, ensuring proper attribution and adherence to open data principles.