A public, static-first decision-support dashboard for Kerala monsoon and flood monitoring. It combines official IMD warnings, CWC hydrology data, radar nowcasts, NASA satellite rainfall, and reservoir status into one consolidated view, because during an active monsoon event, the information you need is scattered across ten different websites.
The dashboard answers a practical question: where in Kerala should we pay closer attention right now for flash-flood risk, river rise, reservoir release, or dam-related flood consequences?
I would say it is important to clarify what this is not. It is not a single-source warning system, and it is not a substitute for official IMD or KSDMA alerts. It is a decision-support layer that consolidates official and environmental signals to make them easier to interpret together. The evidence behind every risk assessment is linked and visible, not hidden behind a black-box score.
The primary audience includes disaster-management volunteers, journalists covering monsoon events, local observers and community groups in flood-prone areas, and field teams who need one consolidated view to review multiple signals quickly. Apart from that, anyone who prefers evidence-linked alerts over vague risk scores would find this useful.
The dashboard combines signals from multiple official and environmental sources:
The model works at three practical levels: