Kashmir EcoWatch
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Multi-hazard monitoring covering floods, landslides, avalanches, earthquakes, GLOFs, and forest fires across the Western Himalayan ecological region
Select a geological, meteorological, or cryospheric hazard category to review real-time alerts across Kashmir and Ladakh.
Integrating USGS seismic sensors, GloFAS flood forecasts, IMD meteorological radars, and field observers across 44 Himalayan districts.
Sheared Murree formation siltstones and Panjal volcanics subjected to continuous road widening cut-slopes trigger recurring rockfalls and mudslides at Panthyal, Mehar, and Cafeteria Morh.
Elevated at 3,528m connecting Kashmir to Ladakh. Prone to severe wind-slab avalanches and spring freeze-thaw rock detachment along steep serpentine cliffs near Gumri and Captain Morh.
Over 18 expanding proglacial lakes in Zanskar, Karakoram, and Upper Indus basin monitored via Sentinel-2 satellite imagery for moraine dam breaches and ice avalanche impact surges.
Access all hazard intelligence submodules across the Western Himalayan ecology
Riverine, urban and floodplain flood zone monitoring
Rapid-onset flash flood early warning corridors
Slope instability, debris flow and landslide registries
Winter avalanche corridors and risk forecasting
Seismic activity, fault lines and microseismicity tracking
Glacial lake outburst flood risk assessment
Active fire detection, burn severity and forest loss
Multi-hazard analytics and district comparison
Interactive multi-hazard exposure map with flood, landslide, seismic, and fire layers
Flood zones • Landslide sites • Fault lines • GLOF risk lakes • Active fire hotspots
When hazard events cross critical thresholds — major flood inundation, large landslides blocking highways, significant seismic activity, GLOF breach warnings — they are escalated and mirrored into the Risk & Monitoring module for coordinated emergency response across all Western Himalayan divisions.