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Remote Sensing in
Hydropower
Assessment in Misamis
Occidental, Philippines
Engr. Rovick P. Tarife
Engr. Ellen Jane G. Gulben
MSU-IIT Phil-LiDAR 2
OUTLINE Introduction
Methodology
Results
Conclusion
Introduction
Increasing demands for
energy and concerns over
devastating effects of
climate change have
spurred interest in energy
from renewable sources.
Identifying a suitable site for
small-scale hydropower
development requires a
detailed ground survey by a
specialist team.
However, it is not practical to
survey all, or even most, of a
country or region because of
cost, manpower and security
constraints.
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Methodology
Study Area: 205,522 hectares
3 cities & 14 towns
Misamis Occidental 568,000 people
Methodology
Study Area:
Misamis Occidental
Methodology
Results
7,592 initial sites
minimum and
maximum head
values of 20m
and 93.16m
85% of these
sites have zero
discharge value
Hydropower
Potential
Results
Reclassified Potential
Hydropower Sites
Hydropower Classes
Results
Picohydro
38%
Microhydro
62%
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Conclusion
Alternative method of hydro resource
Conclusion assessment;
Auto-delineation of watersheds & stream
networks using remotely-sensed data and the
advantage of GIS technology;
All portions of the river networks were
evaluated;
Fast, scalable & risk-free resource assessment;
Provides input for policy makers & concerned
agencies; investors & stakeholders;
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