Watch the ridge, log the damage, close the gap.

Risk

Know which valleys, rivers and slopes can flood.

Mountain flood risk is not evenly spread. We map where glacial lakes, barrier lakes, steep tributaries and undercut riverbanks put specific settlements in the path of water, so preparation targets the places that will actually be hit.

Intelligence

Turn satellite, sensor and weather data into insight.

Raw data helps nobody in a village at 2am. We explain the instruments — satellite imagery, river gauges, rainfall radar, InSAR slope monitoring — and what their readings actually mean for a household downstream.

Detection

Spot rising water, dammed lakes and slope failure early.

Most Himalayan flood deaths come from events that were physically detectable hours or days earlier. We track the detection methods that work in low-power, low-connectivity terrain and where they are missing.

Ground reports

Village-level eyes and ears confirm what instruments see.

This is where the Damage & Needs Tracker lives. People on the ground know within minutes that a canal intake is gone, a bridge is unsafe or a family is unaccounted for. The log turns those observations into a shared, trackable record instead of scattered messages.

Early warning

Get the alert to every household in time to act.

A warning only counts if it reaches the last house in the valley and people know what to do with it. We document siren, radio, phone-tree and door-to-door methods, and log where warning systems are broken.