About
This is a hazard map, not a flood sensor.
DavFlood shows modelled flood hazard — how deep water is expected to get in a given area during a storm of a given severity. It does not show water on the ground right now. For live warnings, follow PAGASA and your barangay's disaster risk reduction office.
DavFlood is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on behalf of the City Government of Davao, PAGASA, the OCD, or the University of the Philippines. It uses their published data under the terms those bodies made it available.
Where the data comes from
Every layer is public data produced by people who made it public on purpose. Crediting them is a licence obligation, not a courtesy.
- UP NOAHODC-ODbL, attribution and share-alike requiredThe flood hazard model itself — the 5, 25 and 100-year return periods shown on the map.
- Phil-LiDAR 1 / LiPADResearch and public use, attribution requiredHigh-resolution elevation model used to build the 3D terrain.
- OpenStreetMapODbL 1.0Roads, buildings and place names underneath the hazard layers.
- OpenFreeMapOpen, no API keyFree basemap tile hosting.
- Open-MeteoCC BY 4.0Current conditions and the 3-day rainfall forecast.
- AWS Terrain TilesOpen, various source licencesGlobal elevation tiles powering 3D terrain until LiDAR data is processed.
- Esri World ImageryFree to use, attribution requiredAerial imagery for the satellite basemap.