Open data API

Everything JalaNet shows is derived from public bulletins, so the derived table is public too. Both endpoints return the latest reading per reservoir, refreshed on the same hourly ingest as the dashboard, and every row carries the link to the PDF it came from.

Columns

Column order is a published contract: new fields are appended, existing ones are never reordered or renamed.

FieldNote
slug—
name—
district—
agency—
river—
basin—
latitude—
longitude—
frl_m—
capacity_mcm—
water_level_mLevel normalised to metres. Use this for cross-dam comparison.
level_nativeLevel exactly as printed in the bulletin, in unit_native (m or ft).
unit_native—
frl_native—
storage_pct—
live_storage_mcm—
inflow_cumecs—
outflow_cumecs—
rainfall_mm—
measured_blue_level_m—
measured_orange_level_m—
measured_red_level_m—
measured_rule_level_m—
official_stateKSDMA five-state code: red, orange, blue, yellow (controlled release) or none.
alert_level—
has_official_levelsFalse when the bulletin publishes no complete blue/orange/red set.
remarks—
report_timeTimestamp printed on the bulletin — not the time we fetched it.
measurement_source—
measurement_pdf_urlDirect link to the source PDF for that row.
measurement_fetched_atWhen JalaNet downloaded the bulletin.

Licence and limits

Derived from public KSDMA / KSEB daily reservoir bulletins and Open-Meteo forecasts. Free to reuse with attribution to JalaNet and the originating agency. Not an official government feed.

JalaNet is in beta. For legally operative decisions use the originating KSDMA / KSEB bulletin, linked in the measurement_pdf_url field of every row. Terms are explained in the knowledge section.