The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) has entered the second phase of its project DANAS: Earthquake, Tsunami, and Volcano Disaster Narratives for an Experiential Knowledge-based Science Communication, which documents the local disaster experiences of Filipinos in the country.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has entered the second phase of its project DANAS: Earthquake, Tsunami, and Volcano Disaster Narratives for an Experiential Knowledge-based Science Communication, which documents the local disaster experiences of Filipinos in the country.In a public briefing on Tuesday, Phivolcs Director III and DANAS Project leader Dr. Ma.
For the first phase of the project in 2023, data gathering was conducted in several disaster-stricken areas. The second phase of the project in 2024 will be for the production of the materials.
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