THE CONNECTED BASIN
River intelligence map
Published monitoring, infrastructure and community evidence
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RIVER MANAGEMENT / PUBLIC EVIDENCE
A clearer view of our rivers.
Connect water quality, treatment infrastructure and people on the ground.
OBSERVATION SCOPEGanga–YamunaLoading evidence dates
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EVIDENCE TO INVESTIGATION
What needs attention?
Explainable signals from published data
FROM OBSERVATION TO ACTION
A shared restoration workflow
01⌁MapConnect the basin
→02◉ObserveCollect evidence
→03⑂InvestigateTest the causes
→04✓RespondTrack the action
→05◇VerifyMeasure outcomes
DATA REALITY CHECK
Know the coverage
SPATIAL EVIDENCE
River explorer
Switch layers, inspect a location and follow the evidence back to its source.
Infrastructure locations may be approximate; mapped coverage is incomplete.Click any marker for provenance
LOCATION INSPECTOR
Select a monitoring, treatment or community marker to inspect its evidence.
OBSERVATIONS / DATES / PROVENANCE
Water quality
Published measurements retain their sampling period, units and source.
These are dated observations. A published monthly sample does not describe current conditions throughout the river.
Monitoring evidence
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| STATION / REACH | PARAMETER | VALUE | OBSERVED | SOURCE |
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SEWAGE PATHWAYS / TREATMENT PERFORMANCE
Treatment & sewer evidence
Compare public plant records and inspect mapped drains entering the river.
Sewage treatment plants
Capacity, operating flow and effluent results where publicly reported
| PLANT / BASIN | CAPACITY | FLOW / UTILISATION | EFFLUENT / STATUS | PERIOD / SOURCE |
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DRINKING-WATER SUPPLY / SEPARATE FROM SEWAGE
Water treatment plant capacity
Published infrastructure capacity; no potability or live output is inferred.
PUBLIC DRAIN AND SEWER RECORDS
From city to river
Open records support investigation; buried sewer connectivity needs municipal validation.
Treatment records refer to sewage treatment (STPs) unless explicitly labelled otherwise. A nearby plant does not prove that an outfall is connected to it.
EXPLAINABLE INVESTIGATION
Understand the likely causes
Review hypotheses, the evidence behind them and the checks still needed.
Water-quality indicators can support an investigation. They do not identify a responsible person or establish a confirmed source.
HOW TO INTERPRET THE SIGNALS
Evidence first. Field verification next.
High organic load and low dissolved oxygen can be consistent with sewage or other organic inputs. Rainfall adds runoff context. Plant effluent and drain results help identify where to sample next. Multiple causes may coexist; absent measurements remain an explicit gap.
COMMUNITY / LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
People on the river
Share an observation at its location. Track its review and response.
FIELD EVIDENCE
Community observations
Unverified reports are shown separately from official measurements.
TRANSPARENCY / FRESHNESS / COVERAGE
Sources & coverage
See what is connected, how it was retrieved and what remains unavailable.
RESPONSIBLE INTERPRETATION
A basin view with visible gaps
The interface covers Ganga and Yamuna. Source availability and sampling density vary by reach. Public observations, contextual data and community reports are distinct evidence types. No hidden interpolation turns a missing record into a measurement.
Rainfall is environmental context; satellite scene metadata indicates imagery availability. Neither directly measures river pollutant chemistry. Public sewer maps may omit buried or unrecorded connections.
RESPONSE / OWNERSHIP / FOLLOW-UP
Intervention register
Track assigned field work and the evidence needed to verify an outcome.
Task completion records an action. Water-quality improvement requires comparable follow-up measurements.
| INTERVENTION | LOCATION / EVIDENCE | OWNER | DUE DATE | STATUS |
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