Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
SUPI, a Bangkok flood-awareness map
A Thailand flood-awareness prototype brings together location-relevant water levels, rainfall, official notices, and reports from the public.
- For
- Bangkok residents checking nearby flood conditions
- Worth noticing
- The interface separates observed rainfall and verified field reports from hourly tide forecasts, and says its risk scale is not an official alert.
Field notes
The page combines map layers, station readings, rainfall, official notices, and field reports that it says have passed the system's verification process. It displays nine water-level stations and 252 Bangkok road-flood points, while explaining that station colors show levels relative to the riverbank rather than alert thresholds. Samut Prakan and Suvarnabhumi-area sections are presented as regional context, not as automatic indicators of risk at a Bangkok location.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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