Information Dissemination via Short Message Service (SMS)
To Reduce Disaster Risk

Juliet V. Menor
Page No. 1-11

This study developed an interactive information website that uses SMS technology to effectively communicate important information to San Carlos residents. The community's ability to respond quickly and effectively in the event of a flood or storm will be aided by this research. The study's objectives are to develop a web-based disaster response and management system, design post-disaster assessments improvements for disaster preparedness, and evaluate the system's acceptability. When conducting research using the development and experimental approach method, the researcher followed the Agile Development Methodology for the system's procedures, tools, and instruments. The results were also validated in the User Acceptability Test (UAT) using the Website Analysis and Measurement Inventory (WAMMI) Test and the Likert Scale, demonstrating that the study is highly acceptable. As a result, the testing system was found to be acceptable and trustworthy.
Keywords: Web-Based, Artificial, Disaster Risk, Short Message Service (SMS), Information Dissemination