Home Page Usage Guide

The ThaiWater website homepage is designed to give users a quick overview of the country's water situation, displaying the most important data at any given time.

1. Displays a weather summary for the user's current location (if location tracking is permitted).

2. Displays the names of storms currently approaching Thailand → tap to open the Storm Tracking Map.

3. Displays current flash flood surveillance areas → tap to open the Flood Monitoring Map.

4. Displays floodplain areas → tap to open the Floodplain Monitoring Map.

5. Displays current drought surveillance areas → tap to open the Drought Risk Map.

6. Displays a list of provinces with a chance of rainfall.

7. Map showing weather forecasts for each region, including chance of rain, minimum temperature, and maximum temperature.

8. Displays the latest weather measurement data for each region.

9. Tap to open the nationwide weather conditions map.

10. Displays a list of provinces with the highest PM2.5 levels → tap to view the air quality map for that province.

11. Tap to open the nationwide air quality map.

12. Displays a summary of provinces with the highest rainfall and water levels.

13. Displays the top 10 provinces with the highest cumulative rainfall.

14. Displays the top 10 provinces with the highest water levels.

15. Displays a summary of stored water volume and actual usable water from large reservoirs in Thailand.

16. Map showing stored water volume and actual usable water from reservoirs in each region.

17. Table showing stored water volume and actual usable water from reservoirs in each region.

18. Tap to open the daily reservoir comparison graph by region (Royal Irrigation Department).

19. Displays the number of reservoirs at critically high water levels → tap to open the large reservoir map for critically high water levels.

20. Displays the number of reservoirs at critically low water levels → tap to open the large reservoir map for critically low water levels.

Daily Reservoir Comparison Graph by Region (Royal Irrigation Department)

21. Displays usable water data from the 4 main dams in the Chao Phraya basin; the display changes by season between the rainy season and the dry season.

1. Rainy season: focuses on water storage data for use in the dry season.

2. Dry season: focuses on water release data for domestic use, agriculture, and ecosystem maintenance.

22. Tap to view the historical usable water graph for the 4 main dams in the Chao Phraya basin.

Historical Usable Water Graph for the 4 Main Dams in the Chao Phraya Basin

23. Displays highlighted news → tap to read the full news details.

24. Displays news tags → tap to view news for that tag.

25. Tap to view all news.

26. Displays knowledge content → tap to read the full content.

27. Tap to view all knowledge content.

28. Displays the media library menu → tap to view that menu page.

29. Displays the ThaiWater Application download link.