BEE Solutions
SLOPESENSEHazard Intelligence PlatformArunachal Pradesh
One shared data backbone for mountain hazards. From fragmented mountain data to actionable intelligence.
The idea behind it↓
01The problem
The facts already exist. They do not fit together.
All of it has been measured. It sits with a dozen agencies, in a dozen shapes.
Six sources, six shapes. None lines up with the next.
Data in piecesA dozen agencies, a dozen formats
Starts from zeroEvery project, every time
Maps go staleRain and rivers change daily
Nobody keeps scoreForecasts are never checked
→Static maps. One-off studies. Pilots that never scale.
02The idea
Do the hard part once. Build everything on top.
1Collectevery useful source
2Checkbefore trusting it
3Line upon one shared map
4Keep currentevery day
8.2 million squares, each the size of a football field. Every source is one more layer on the same squares.
Built on topSlideSense FloodSensenext
One square of ground, read straight down: every fact about it.
03How it works
One pipeline, and a way back
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Collect
Satellites, maps, gauges, live weather
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Keep
The original, untouched
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Line up
Fitted to one shared map
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Shelve
Ready data · forecasts
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Serve
Products read from here
Every forecast is written down, then checked against what really happened.comes back in as data
29sources lined up
8.2 millionsquares on the shared map
26 yearsof daily rain, for every place
Why you can trust it · rules we keep in mind
One map for everything
Products never disagree about a place.
Keep the original
Any number traces back to its source.
Check before trusting
Every source is tested first.
No hazard built in
A product brings its own question.
Two shelves
Base data to build on. Forecasts to decide with.
Close the loop
Every forecast is graded.
04Running today
A product is a question asked of the backbone
Every hazard has the same shape. A product only brings the question.
WHEREcan it happen?The ground · barely changes
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WHENis something setting it off?Rain, rivers · change daily
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Forecastplace by placeThe next seven days
SlideSenseWeak ground×Unusual rain for that place
FloodSenseGround that water can reach×Rain upstream and the river's level
Soil erosionnextSlope, soil and plant cover×How hard the rain falls
Product one · the landslide forecast
SlideSense
Weak ground × unusual rain
A 7-day outlook for any place or road
A map in five levels. "High" means look here first
Learned from the state's own landslide record
Reads from the backbone Ground shapeSoilRock typesLand coverRain historyLive rain
Product two · the flood forecast
FloodSense
Ground water can reach × rain and the river
A 7-day flood outlook for any place
Follows the river gauges on its own rivers
Runs by itself every morning, and keeps its own record
Reads from the backbone Ground shapeDrainageRain historyLive rainRiver gaugesForecast log
The saving · the same layers, reused by every product
Backbone layerSlideSenseFloodSenseSoil erosion
Ground shape
Drainage and rivers
Soil and land cover
Rain history, 26 years
Live rain, 7 days ahead
River gauges
Roads, places, search
Forecast log and grading
uses it today in partplanned not needed
2files
is all the flood forecast added of its own.
One rain fetch serves both products.
A closer look
More about SlideSensethe landslide forecast
Questions it answers
“Is the road I depend on likely to be hit this week?”
“Which districts should we watch today, and tomorrow?”
“Where is the ground weakest, whatever the weather?”
Made for
District disaster managementRoads and public worksPower and telecom linesTour and transport operators
What is on screen
ForecastA seven-day outlook for any town, village or point on the map
RoadsKilometres of main road at High or above, and any route between two towns
SusceptibilityHow weak the ground is. The same every day
One-page reportA printable summary for the place on screen
How to read it
A level is a rank. High means look here first.
Beside it, a plain figure such as 3× the usual: how many times the usual number of landslides.
It is never a percentage.
An outlook for an area, days ahead. It does not watch a single slope, and it does not replace official warnings.
More about FloodSensethe flood forecast
Questions it answers
“Could this place flood in the next seven days?”
“Is the river at this gauge likely to reach its danger line?”
“Where did the rain fall upstream of us?”
Made for
District disaster managementWater resources and flood controlTowns along the riversHydropower operators
What is on screen
Live forecastThe chance of a flood near any place, for the week and day by day
River gaugesEach river's level against its line, with the days ahead
Flood-prone groundWhere water can reach if a flood comes
CatchmentsThe rain upstream of every place
Track recordEvery forecast written down, then checked against the river
One-page reportA printable summary for the place on screen
How to read it
A percentage is the chance of a flood over the days shown.
Every number carries a tag saying what kind it is: a forecast, a measurement or a record.
Grey means quiet. Colour appears only when a chance is worth noticing.
It runs by itself every morning, and is quietest outside the monsoon, as the rivers are. It does not replace official flood warnings.
05What comes next
What else can stand on it
More hazards
Anything with a WHERE and a WHEN.
LandslidesFloodsSoil erosion · nextForest fireRiverbank erosionDrought and dry spells
More places
The inputs are global. Each state adds its own records.
Arunachal · liveOther hill states
More users
Of the data itself, through an open feed.
Road plannersPower and telecomInsurersResearchersState systems
One backbone underneath
livelive today nextbeing designed laterplanned
Why it compounds · it gets stronger every season
Code can be copied. Seasons of checked local history cannot.
The data can climb. Each step sharpens every product at once.
BEE Solutions
An app is a vehicle.
The backbone is the road.
From fragmented mountain data to actionable intelligence.
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More on the same backboneNew hazards and new places
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A loop that runs itselfEvery forecast checked, the whole pipeline automatic
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An open feedSo others can build on it
Where you come ina hazard you worry about a place you are responsible for records you already hold
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