HYDRO MATRIX | Flood Simulation & Early Warning Dashboard

HYDRO MATRIXGUWAHATI

Bahini / Bharalu Basin • Real-Time Crisis Operations

STATUS NORMAL: RUNOFF CLEAR

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Operator Sign In

Guwahati Basin Controls

Simulation Timeline

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Forecast Timeline Interval

Elapsed Time: +0 Hours

Step-based 6-hour hydrological forecast

Rescue Camps & Logistics

5 ACTIVE

Sheltered Citizens:6,850

Total Bed Capacity:25,500

Rainfall Intensity (Catchment Area)

25 mm/h

How heavy the rain is falling over the city and surrounding hills. Higher rain fills drains faster and causes water to pool in low-lying neighborhoods.

Moderate Rain (Channels filling up)25 mm/h

Hill Rainfall:Normal hill runoff

City Defenses & Drainage Controls

PUMPS & SLUICE

20 GMDA Auto-Priming Pumps

20/20 RUNNING

High-power drainage pumps stationed at flood-prone neighborhoods: Anil Nagar, Nabin Nagar, Rukminigaon, and Tarun Nagar.

Main River Flood Gate (Bharalumukh Sluice)

This gate stops the swollen Brahmaputra river from flowing backward into the city drainage channels:

•When the river rises higher than city drains, closing this gate stops river water from flooding the city, but also traps internal rainwater inside unless pumped out.
•NATURAL DRAINAGE: Gate OPEN: Rainwater drains naturally into the river by gravity when the river is lower than city drains.
•BARRIER ACTIVE: Gate CLOSED: Blocks river backflow, but city rainwater cannot exit naturally and relies on emergency pumps.

River Barrier Status

NATURAL DRAINAGE

Brahmaputra River Water Level:48.2m (Danger Mark: 50.5m)

Guwahati Flood Scenarios

GMDA BASIN

Simulate Emergencies

TRIGGER EVENT

Guwahati Layers

Guwahati Basin

GMDA GIS

5 Primary Channels

Bharalu (ভৰলু)

Bahini (বাহিনী)

Basistha (বশিষ্ঠ)

Mora Bharalu (মৰা)

Lakhimijan (Deepor Beel Outlet)

Inundation Depth

<0.25m Safe

0.25-0.75m

>0.75m Crit

🌀GMDA Dewatering Pump

📡18 AWS Weather Stations

⛺Rescue Camps (Relief Hub)

🏛️Capital / GMCH / Deepor Beel