Panchayat weather desk
Rain, temperature, humidity, wind, and cloud cover for the selected village, with a confidence score and an uncertainty range.
Block to panchayat
Coarse block forecasts stay on screen. A separate model estimates rainfall, temperature, humidity, and wind for each panchayat, then shows whether that estimate is more accurate than the block value itself.
The desk is organised around field use, map review, forecast skill, and officer-controlled advisories.
Rain, temperature, humidity, wind, and cloud cover for the selected village, with a confidence score and an uncertainty range.
Switch the map between the block input, the downscaled estimate, observations, model error, and confidence.
See the coarse block value beside the village estimate, the historical average, and the difference between them.
MAE, RMSE, bias, and R² show whether downscaling beats copying the block forecast onto every panchayat.
Rule-based crop advice stays a draft until an agriculture officer reviews it and chooses to publish.
Every estimate carries a data-source label and a generation time. Official agency data is never invented.
Block forecast
Features
Downscaling model
Village estimate
Validation
Advisory
Farmers select a panchayat, read the coming days, and see crop notes that are marked as general decision support.
Agriculture officers compare the block input with the village estimate, inspect low-confidence places, and publish advisories only after review.
Passwords: Farmer@123, Officer@123, Admin@123. Boundaries in the demo are synthetic cells, not official village maps.