Background of the Study

Basic information
Surface area : 900
Ave. Depth : 2.5 m
Max. Depth : 20m (Diablo

Pass)
Watershed Area : 3820
- Ave. volume : 2,250,000

Diablo pass

Background of the
Study
Existing Lake
Uses

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Fisheries
Transport route
Floodwater reservoir
Power generation
Recreation
Irrigation
Industrial cooling
Waste sink
Source of potable
water

Background of the Study

Existing Lake Uses

Transport Route
- navigational routes
for
lake travelers
- 23 barges
transporting
an average of
75,640
barrels of oil

Methodology
LAGUNA LAKE WATER LEVEL (LOOC, CARDONA, RIZAL - 2004)
12

M, 10mbelow MLLW

11.5

11
WATER LEVEL

10.5

10

9.5
JAN

FEB MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

DATA
ANALYSIS

Methodology

DATA
ANALYSIS

MONTHLY CUMULATIVE RAINFALL AND EVAPORATION (2004)

450
400
350

mm

300
250
200
150
100
50
0

EVAPORATION

RAINFALL

DATA
ANALYSIS

Methodology

Tributary Rivers and Laguna

Lake Water Quality Monitoring
Stations
Station
Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Station
Name
Marikina
Taguig
MuntinLupa
Mangangan
ate
Tunasan
San Pedro
Binan
Sta. Rosa

18
19
20
21

Sta. Maria
Siniloan
Jala-jala
Pililla

22
23
24
25
26

Tanay
Baras
Morong
Sapang Baho
Manggahan
Central West
Bay

10
11

Cabuyao
San
Cristobal
San Juan

I
II
IV

12
13
14
15
16
17

Los Banos
Bay
Pila
Sta. Cruz
Pagsanjan
Pangil

V
VIII
XV
XVI
XVII
XVIII

East Bay
Central Bay
NorthernWest
Bay
South Bay
WB-San Pedro
WB-Santa Rosa
SB-Sanctuary
EB-Pagsanjan

Methodology

DETERMINE
PROBABLE OIL
SPILL LOCATIONS

http://www.millenniumassessment.org/documents_sga/Philippi
ne%20SGA%20Report.pdf

Methodology

MODEL
SET-UP

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