Meteorology Dept.
Primary source for forecasting. Provides cyclone tracking maps, 24-hour rainfall logs, and wind speed data.
- Radar Imagery (Precipitation)
- Cyclone Path Predictions
- Warning Levels (Red/Amber)
A central directory where students, researchers, and citizens can access official datasets, reports, and operational logs related to Cyclone Ditwa: floods, landslides, and affected communities.
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Sources for meteorological, hydrological, and geological measurements.
Primary source for forecasting. Provides cyclone tracking maps, 24-hour rainfall logs, and wind speed data.
National Building Research Organisation. Issues landslide risk assessments based on soil saturation levels.
Monitors river basins and reservoirs. Crucial for understanding downstream flood risks in low-lying areas.
Advanced geospatial data and hydrological charts for in-depth analysis.
High-definition post-event satellite imagery via Maxar Xpress. Critical for verifying ground reports and assessing infrastructure damage in inaccessible areas.
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Emergency Management Service providing rapid on-demand geospatial information. Access detailed grading and delineation maps for the current floods.
Global collaboration of space agencies (ESA, USGS, etc.) providing rapid satellite imagery and damage mapping for the activated disaster zone.
High-resolution satellite imagery from the European Space Agency (ESA) capturing the extent of the flooding. Provides a critical macro-view of the disaster zone.
Tools built by the community to coordinate immediate relief, rescue, and recovery.
The primary citizen-led coordination platform. Comprehensive tool for both reporting needs and analyzing aggregate data.
Submit SOS requests, report missing persons, and offer help.
Open Main Site
Infrastructure Damage Tracker. Map-based incident reporting visualizing the geographic spread of the disaster via user pins.
Developed by
Sahan Wanniarachchi
and
Nesha Ranaweera .
Post-disaster recovery platform. Focuses on coordinating cleanup and infrastructure rebuilding efforts in the metro area.
Developed by Team Metro Minds , Urban Informatics & Planning Dept., UOM.
A centralized system to prevent agricultural waste by connecting farmers with market demand. Predicts supply gaps 3 months in advance.
Developed by Chamod Wismantha , Undergraduate, Urban Informatics & Planning Dept., UOM.
Relief coordination platform by the Students' Union, Faculty of Engineering, USJ. Primarily serves as a central database for finding missing persons.
Developed by Students' Union, Faculty of Engineering, USJ.
Education Support for Flood-Affected Students. This tool helps identify students affected by the 2025 Sri Lanka floods who need exam support.
Developed by
Wikum Sanjith Ranaweera ,
Mudipa Kishan , and
Dewmal Handapangoda .
Real-time river level monitoring and flood early warning system for Sri Lanka. Get instant alerts for Kelani, Kalu Ganga, and all major river basins.
Dedicated support for tourists affected by the disaster. Provides emergency assistance, evacuation coordination, embassy contacts, and safe zone information for international visitors.
A critical resource ensuring the safety and wellbeing of foreign nationals during the crisis.
Official government statistics, situation reports, and operational commands.
The central coordinating body for all disaster management activities in Sri Lanka. Responsible for issuing national alerts, coordinating between agencies, and producing the daily "Situation Report" (SitRep).
The combined operational arm of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. They execute ground-level rescue missions, manage logistics in inaccessible areas, and provide air support for relief distribution.
The official government channel for monetary aid and funding. Manages the national disaster relief funds, tracks donations, and issues circulars regarding financial aid distribution.
A verified international fundraising campaign dedicated to the Sri Lanka flood crisis. Funds collected are directly utilized to provide essential relief items such as dry rations, clean water, and hygiene kits to the most vulnerable communities.
Heal Sri Lanka - A global GoFundMe campaign mobilizing international support for flood victims. Funds are allocated to provide emergency relief supplies, medical aid, temporary shelter, and rehabilitation assistance to affected communities across Sri Lanka.
Reports from UN agencies and NGOs regarding human impact.
Largest humanitarian information portal. Aggregates Situation Reports (SitReps) from the UN, Red Cross, and NGOs operating in Sri Lanka.
Provides granular data on volunteer mobilization, first aid camps, and immediate community needs that larger government stats might miss.
In-depth features and recovery strategies from trusted international organizations.
An in-depth analysis by the World Bank on how Sri Lanka can leverage green growth strategies to build resilience against future climate disasters like the 2025 floods.
Expert commentary highlighting specific vulnerabilities in current preparedness strategies and proposing urgent reforms to mitigate future climate risks.
A new method using finite element modeling to calculate dam breach parameters during earthquake-induced failures, supported with 2D hydrodynamic simulations and hazard scenario analysis.
Official report from the World Meteorological Organization on the severe impact of monsoon rainfall and tropical cyclones across South and Southeast Asia.
A visual analysis of the devastation caused by the cyclone. Features before-and-after satellite imagery assessing the scale of flooding and infrastructure damage.
The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) discusses the hydrological impact of the cyclone and the critical need for resilient water infrastructure in recovery efforts.
ISRO's satellite imagery captures the intensification of Cyclone Ditwah as it approaches Sri Lanka. India remains on high alert with disaster response teams on standby.
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