Philippine civic data as MCP tools: the full PSA OpenSTAT statistical catalog, hazards, weather, procurement, elections, and one-call area profiles. 41 tools, no API keys.
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Philippine civic data as MCP tools: the full PSA OpenSTAT statistical catalog, hazards, weather, procurement, elections, and one-call area profiles. 41 tools, no API keys.
A repository containing all data from PHIVOLCS earthquake data in CSV format.
A barangay-first disaster preparedness and evacuation app for Filipino communities, offline maps, live evacuation tracking, AI-generated LGU reports, and SMS fallback for residents without smartphones.
Automated PHIVOLCS Earthquake Alert Bot for Matrix — periodically scrapes official PHIVOLCS earthquake data, detects new or updated magnitudes, and posts formatted alerts (with Google Maps & PHIVOLCS links) to a Matrix room.
A GitHub repository, containing updated dataset of volcanic bulletins by DOST-PHIVOLCS in the Philippines.
Unofficial PHIVOLCS API for real-time Philippine earthquake bulletins. Open-source earthquake feed parser and API for DOST-PHIVOLCS earthquake monitoring.
A real-time disaster alert aggregator for the Philippines, collecting information from official government sources including PAGASA and PHIVOLCS.
A versatile tool that scrapes earthquake data from PHIVOLCS and JMA, processes it, and provides simple statistical data.
Interactive Philippine disaster simulator — earthquakes (PHIVOLCS PEIS) and typhoons (PAGASA PSWS) with science-backed physics, terrain interaction, track drawing, and 26-city impact analysis
Exploratory data-analysis notebook surveying historical earthquake events across the Philippines
A centralized, real-time disaster alert and preparedness platform designed for the Philippine context. Aggregates live data from PAGASA and PHIVOLCS to deliver location-based alerts, hazard mapping, and bilingual safety insights.
Sentinel-5P TROPOMI SO2 monitoring pipeline and dashboard covering 24 Philippine volcanoes
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