Researchers
CATHERINE D. DUMPIT, MARIEL C. CARAPATAN, WILLIANE ANTONETTE A. ABDON, ROBERT JUSTIN ESTRELLA
This study discusses the development and assessment of Calamity Responder: A Mobile
Application for Eulogio \"Amang\" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology Cavite Branch. The
platform provide real-time updates, improved communication and coordination among emergency
providers during calamity. The study utilized the descriptive developmental approach and with the Agile
methodology for the development of the mobile application. The survey questionnaire is the main
instrument in gathering data. The respondents including students, IT experts, and end-users participated
in evaluating using ISO 25010 such as performance efficiency, usability, compatibility, reliability, security,
portability, and suitability as key concerns in systems. In conclusion, the Calamity Responder is very
acceptable. The researcher recommends the Calamity Responder mobile application as a useful resource
for disaster preparedness and response at the institution.