Six public data sources, with live status and snapshot provenance, normalised into one unified, filterable record type with 11 native WebMCP tools. People and agents investigate what is happening in a district together without guessing through UI controls or silently misreading stale data.
Transparent provenance, official agency citations, and verified public endpoints for every data stream.
| Data Stream | Origin Agency & Authority | Endpoint / Spec | Cadence | Verification Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Incidents
Loss, casualties & hazards
|
NDRRMA
Ministry of Home Affairs, Nepal via BIPAD Portal
|
/api/v1/incident/
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As district officers file | Verified Government Loss Form |
|
River Gauges
Water levels & flood alerts
|
DHM Nepal
Dept. of Hydrology & Meteorology via BIPAD
|
/api/v1/river/
|
Every 10 min (~167 stations) | Automated Telemetry Sensors |
|
Road Closures
Highway blocks & isolated pop.
|
Dept. of Roads (DoR)
Ministry of Physical Infrastructure via BIPAD
|
/api/v1/highway/
|
As divisions report | Divisional Engineer On-Site Logs |
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Multi-Hazard Alerts
International disaster notices
|
GDACS
UN OCHA & European Commission (EC JRC)
|
/events/geteventlist/SEARCH
|
Per episode / real-time | Multi-Hazard Satellite & Seismic Model |
|
Discharge Forecast
14-day river flow projections
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GloFAS / Open-Meteo
Copernicus EMS & Open-Meteo Flood API
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flood-api.open-meteo.com
|
Daily runs (3 river corridors) | ECMWF / GloFAS Hydrological Model |
|
Damage & Loss
Ground surveys & satellite grading
|
NDRRMA & Copernicus EMS
Government of Nepal (BIPAD) & EU Space Programme (Copernicus EMS)
|
/api/v1/incident/?expand=loss
|
Continuous field surveys & satellite passes | NDRRMA Loss Surveys & VHR Satellite Assessment |
Data utilized in this platform is sourced from official public domain registries and open-access scientific services. All disaster incidents, ground damage & loss surveys, river hydrology, and road status are attributed to the respective Government of Nepal authorities (NDRRMA, DHM, DoR via BIPAD Portal under open government data guidelines). Global multi-hazard alerts are credited to UN OCHA / EC JRC GDACS and NDRRMA. River discharge forecasts are produced by Copernicus GloFAS via Open-Meteo (licensed under CC BY 4.0). Satellite damage assessments are provided by the European Union Copernicus Emergency Management Service under the Copernicus Open Access Policy.
It is a live view over six APIs — Nepal's BIPAD incident record, DHM river gauges, Department of Roads closures, GDACS alerts, GloFAS forecasts and Copernicus EMS satellite damage assessment — not a document, so there is nothing meaningful to render without fetching.