Flood extent
Approved observation layers can be attached to the basin record with time and source context.
Water & Watersheds · Watershed Intelligence
Read the basin as one connected operating record.
Watershed Intelligence brings flood extent, gauge context, rainfall, water-quality observations and known coverage gaps together so a project team can see what is known, what changed and what still needs measurement.
Prior VÖRSANN visual · watershed intelligence
Observation structure
Observations, source context and coverage gaps remain distinct.
PDOS can hold project operations and response workflows; DPAL can preserve evidence provenance and review history. Observations, alerts, predictions and public warnings remain separate states.
Gauge and stage
Stage and discharge context remain tied to the station, timestamp and project area.
Rainfall context
Rainfall inputs can be connected where a source exists and the time window is relevant.
Coverage gaps
Missing gauges, sensors or field observations remain visible instead of being silently inferred.
Technical flow
Source → observation → context → review.
Preserve station and layer identity
Keep timestamps and observation windows explicit
Separate measured conditions from modeled or inferred conditions
Keep uncovered reaches visible as data gaps
Watershed Intelligence