This map shows real-time information about river sections that might be affected by sewage discharges from combined sewer overflows. Currently, it is limited to the Thames basin.
Currently, we only display the history of discharges on the history tab. However, the back-end is now updated to create an identical table to the discharge history which contains periods of monitor downtime. This is useful information to display as it shows when data cannot necessarily be trusted. Currently, periods of "no data" are shown as "no spills" which is misleading. This file is automatically updated along with all other data and is available at: https://d1kmd884co9q6x.cloudfront.net/discharges_to_date/up_to_now_offline.json.
This data could maybe be displayed alongside existing data like so:
Although a number of visualisations are surely possible, so go wild!
Currently, we only display the history of discharges on the history tab. However, the back-end is now updated to create an identical table to the discharge history which contains periods of monitor downtime. This is useful information to display as it shows when data cannot necessarily be trusted. Currently, periods of "no data" are shown as "no spills" which is misleading. This file is automatically updated along with all other data and is available at:
https://d1kmd884co9q6x.cloudfront.net/discharges_to_date/up_to_now_offline.json.This data could maybe be displayed alongside existing data like so:
Although a number of visualisations are surely possible, so go wild!