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Journal Article
Banana-Based Biomass Power Plant Site Suitability Analysis through GIS Mapping in Davao Del Norte
2024
Overview
Given the abundance of biomass resources in the Philippines, particularly in its agricultural sector, it becomes crucial to assess these resources for their potential in bioenergy production. A key aspect of this assessment is site suitability analysis, which considers various factors such as Road accessibility, Slope of land, water bodies, Built-up Areas, constrained areas, and Banana cultivation area. Notably, Davao del Norte boasts the largest banana plantation in the country, offering ample agricultural residues. With an increasing population residing at a considerable distance from these croplands, there is an opportunity for efficient electricity utilization. Therefore, this study employs Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to develop a methodology for identifying suitable locations for biomass power plant development in Davao del Norte, Philippines. Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) is incorporated into the QGIS platform for the analysis. The municipality of Asuncion is the most suitable location for biomass power plant development, according to the results of this analysis.
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EDP Sciences
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