Reservoir full
Current82.4 %
3.1% above today’s seasonal target
NWMC / MAE / MOIC dashboard
See flood risk before changing water releases
This view combines operator-confirmed reservoir and release data with official rain and river forecasts, upstream and downstream conditions, warning levels and recorded actions.
The system compares early-release choices. It does not approve a release or operate a gate. Releasing too early or too much can increase flood risk or leave less water for the dry season.
Prepare
Water entering reservoir
Current615 m³/s
Operator data confirmed at 06:04
Water leaving reservoir
Current462 m³/s
438 through turbines + 24 other
Space for floodwater
Current17.6 Mm³
before the approved flood target
Time until alert level
Current18.0 h
most likely forecast · calculated
Reservoir level and approved range
See the current level, today’s target and the flood safety line. Any approved change is saved as a new version.
Reservoir fullTarget levelFlood safety line
Can we trust the data?
Every important value shows who provided it and when it was updated.
Project readings2 minutes old
Latest official forecast05:00
River stations online8 of 9
Water-balance difference1.8%
Current reportConfirmed version 1
Each value is marked as operator data, official government data or a system calculation. The system never changes one type into another.
How water moves through the dam chain
This simple example shows the order of reservoirs and downstream river stations. The final system will use verified locations and tested water travel times.
Upstream operatorPlanned release · 350 m³/sExpected arrival · 11:20–12:10
Selected reservoirReservoir full · 82.4%Proposed increase · 115 m³/s
River station 01Forecast level · 0.10 m below alertArrival · 20:40 ± 55 min
Downstream operatorStorage available · 31%Waiting for confirmation
River station 02Forecast · below alertNotices confirmed · 4 of 5
Expected river level downstream
Show the full possible range with the approved alert level. Do not rely on only one forecast line.
Most likely water levelHigh-case water levelAlert level
Checks before an early release
A proposed release must pass all five checks.
Compare release choices
Always compare each choice with making no release change. The effect on electricity supply comes from EDL’s energy analysis.
| Choice | Highest river level | Arrival time | Space for floodwater | Change in energy | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No action | 0.28 m above alert | 19:20 | 12% | Starting point | High risk |
| Plan A · slow release | 0.10 m below alert | 20:40 | 27% | +18 MWh | Check |
| Plan B · later release | 0.04 m below alert | 21:25 | 21% | +9 MWh | Check |
Current release case · WC-0820-014
Keep technical review, legal approval, operator action and receipt confirmation as separate steps.
Project status confirmed
Release equipment and project limits have been checked.
Release equipment and project limits have been checked.
Official forecast and river data added
The latest forecast range and downstream stations are included.
The latest forecast range and downstream stations are included.
Technical review underway
The operator, water team and EDL are checking Plan A.
The operator, water team and EDL are checking Plan A.
Notice receipt
Four of five required people have confirmed receipt.
Four of five required people have confirmed receipt.
Checks before any release change
The system clearly shows the risks, responsibilities and approvals.
Release plan approvalWaiting for approval
Authorized approverSet by approved legal rules
Automatic gate controlNot connected
Dam-safety responsibilityRemains with the operator
Review during an eventEvery 30 minutes
Dam-safety and emergency procedures come first. The operator should act immediately under the approved emergency plan. The platform records the action and sends notices, but it must not delay the response.