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hydrating GeoJSON + cartographic layers
109 rivers, 5,800+ dams, 151 CWC gauge stations — mapped, modeled, and live. Built for hydrologists, river engineers, and disaster-management teams who need Gumbel distributions and rule curves, not marketing dashboards.
A fuzzy command palette built for keyboards. Search by river name, dam name, basin, state, or tributary — and jump straight to the map with the result highlighted. No clicks, no menus, no friction.
Filter dams by height, installed capacity, basin, river, or commissioning year — then inspect the FRL/MDDL rule-curve band for any of the 15 largest reservoirs. Emerald is reserved for dam highlights throughout the atlas, so any green dot you see on the map is always a dam.
151 Central Water Commission hydrological stations report water level and discharge against HFL (Highest Flood Level), warning and danger thresholds. Each station is a single click away from its full time-series, return-period analysis (Gumbel + Log-Pearson Type III for 25/50/100-year design floods) and baseflow separation (Lyne-Hollick filter).
A 75-year archive of India's worst riverine floods (1950–present), each annotated with dam operations and SANDRP-sourced analysis. Pair it with SRTM-derived long-profile elevation charts and cross-sections for any river in the atlas — see exactly where the gradient breaks, the floodplain widens, and the energy dissipates.
Every river, dam, and gauge — one keystroke away. No sign-up, no install. Just open and explore.