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The document outlines the development of the Disease Tracking Map for the Bulacan Provincial Veterinary Office, focusing on its Level 0 Data Flow Diagram and system functionalities. It describes the technologies used, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, and MySQL, to create an interactive map for tracking animal disease outbreaks. Comprehensive testing ensured the system's reliability, responsiveness, and security before deployment.

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The-Level-0-Data-Flow-Diagram

The document outlines the development of the Disease Tracking Map for the Bulacan Provincial Veterinary Office, focusing on its Level 0 Data Flow Diagram and system functionalities. It describes the technologies used, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, and MySQL, to create an interactive map for tracking animal disease outbreaks. Comprehensive testing ensured the system's reliability, responsiveness, and security before deployment.

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The Level 0 Data Flow Diagram (DFD) of the Disease Tracking Map for Bulacan Provincial Veterinary

Office is detailed, explained, and illustrates the overview of information processes for each major feature
of the system.

Development and Testing

The Disease Tracking Map for Bulacan Veterinary Office system was initiated for effective management,
monitoring, and retort towards animal diseases outbreaks. The development process consisted of
several technologies to make it functional as well as scalable. The frontend part is in HTML and CSS,
ensuring a responsive layout. It was JavaScript that made the interactivity inclusive for content updates
without reloading a page, while AJAX was used to enable real-time communication with the backend
without disrupting the user's experience. Boostrap has been integrated into the design process to speed
up the process, while also ensuring that a responsive layout is consistent across devices. And most
importantly: The backend: PHP + MySQL would provide server-side logic including the management of
databases that would support the storing of information on various aspects of disease tracking. During
the local development phase, an XAMPP local server environment was used to emulate a real server for
testing and debugging.
Central functionality of system is an interactive map, whose development was directed by the spatial
data management. Integrated into the GIS platform were geospatial data processing and visualization
functions to enable a user track outbreaks, high-risk zones, and quarantine areas directly on the map.
More importantly, the system drew extensive and detailed geographic data from OpenStreetMap as a
base map provider. For structuring data points representing the areas affected, Geo JSON was used,
while Turf.js was used to carry out geospatial operations such as computing distances between
outbreaks and defining buffer zones. This technology enabled real-time updates and rich, spatially aware
insights for an effective timely response decision.

Before operations and functionalities are proved by the system, the whole system went through a series
of comprehensive tests. Compatibility tests revealed that the system indeed can run through different
browsers and operating systems with impact-free user experience. There are tests done to also
determine negative impact and correctness of the interface to ensure layout responsiveness and
intuitiveness, with particular focus on mobile and tablet users. It involved performance testing, perhaps
most critical in testing the ability of the system to accommodate multiple concurrent users and heavy
data loads, especially under real-time conditions when many disease reports are being generated. The
aforementioned will include security testing measures and access control to protect sensitive data and
restricts an authorized group of users from accessing the critical information. Such preparations ensure
that the developers make DTrack reliable for end-users and thus make such an important tool ready for
deployment and field use in managing animal health outbreaks within the province of Bulacan.

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