Using this option user can search on a particular area of interest using key words. He can directly put State, District, Station, Basin, Sub-Basin, Attribute or any other Feature names as keywords for his search criteria.

Example 1: State – District – Station – Data Availability

When user enters a state name in the search box, The display shows that particular state e.g. Andhra Pradesh. When user clicks on the state, he will be shown all the districts in that state. e.g. Khammam. When user clicks on the district, he will be shown all the stations in that District. e.g. FP-01-Kmm. When user clicks on the station, he will get data availability for that station. Refer figures 1 to 4.


Figure 1 - Search


Figure 2 - Search Results (Districts)


Figure 3 - Search Results (Stations)


Figure 4 - Search Results

Example 2: Basin – Sub Basin - Station – Data Availability

When user enters a basin name in the search box, he will be shown that basin e.g. Godavari. When user clicks on the basin, he will be shown all the sub-basins in that basin e.g. Indravati. When user clicks on the sub-basin, he will be shown all the stations in that sub-basin. When user clicks on the station, he will get data availability for that station as shown in figures.


Figure 5 - Search Results


Figure 6 - Search Results (Sub Basins)

Example 3: District – Station – Data Availability

Here user can directly put district in search box as his search criteria. Rest of the flow is same as mentioned in example 1.

Example 4: Sub Basin - Station – Data Availability

Here user can directly put sub-basin in search box as his search criteria. Rest of the flow is same as mentioned in example 2.

Example 5: Station – Data Availability

Here user can directly put station in search box as his search criteria. Rest of the flow is same as mentioned in example 1.

Example 6: Attribute – Data Availability

When user puts attribute name in search box, he will get all stations for which this attribute is available in the data availability screen. e.g. Rainfall as shown in figure.


Figure 7 - Search Results