Wells in
Tagum City, the capital of Davao del Norte, is home to 23 barangays, with a mix of urban and rural communities. The city's flat landscape, bordered by the Hijo River and Tagum Libuganon River, makes groundwater a vital resource for its 296,202 residents.
This tool allows you to explore the distribution of wells across the city, zoom in on specific locations, and click on individual wells to access detailed information about their type, depth, and surrounding environment.
What’s More?
Our IOT-based system constantly monitors and captures groundwater quality data from the sensor network.
Electrical Conductivity Monitoring
pH Level and Temperature Monitoring
Dissolved Oxygen Monitoring
Turbidity Monitoring
Water Level Monitoring
About
Atabay
Our System
Atabay [a.tá.bay.] is the Bisaya word for "well." In the context of a community, an atabay is central to the daily lives of barangay residents, as water is essential for everyday activities. We named this project "Atabay" to symbolize community harmony and mutual support. Accessible Tubig Alang sa BaranggAY.
The project aims to address the gap in groundwater management by systematically mapping water wells in Tagum City using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing techniques.
Our Mission
To develop a data-driven framework for groundwater management in Tagum City through geospatial mapping, field surveys, and stakeholder participation, leading to informed decision-making for sustainable water resources.
Our Vision
An effectively managed groundwater system that provides clean, sustainable water to everyone, guided by data-driven initiatives and community participation.
Report a Well Issue
Notice something wrong with a well in your barangay? Let us know so we can fix it quickly.