CGWB - Changes in Depth to Water Level
This dataset is maintained by the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) and provides detailed measurements of changes in groundwater levels from a network of 22,965 observation wells across India. The data, which has been collected four times annually (January, March/April/May, August, and November) since 1969, specifically records the fluctuations in the depth to groundwater over time, offering crucial insights into both seasonal and annual variations.
Data Dictionary
- ID
- id
- Type
- int4
- Label
- index
- ID
- date
- Type
- date
- Label
- Date
- ID
- state_name
- Type
- text
- Label
- State Name
- ID
- state_code
- Type
- text
- Label
- State Code
- ID
- district_name
- Type
- text
- Label
- District Name
- ID
- district_code
- Type
- text
- Label
- District Code
- ID
- station_name
- Type
- text
- Label
- Station Name
- ID
- latitude
- Type
- numeric
- Label
- Latitude
- ID
- longitude
- Type
- numeric
- Label
- Longitude
- ID
- basin
- Type
- text
- Label
- Basin
- ID
- sub_basin
- Type
- text
- Label
- Sub Basin
- ID
- source
- Type
- text
- Label
- Source
- ID
- currentlevel
- Type
- numeric
- Label
- Depth to Water Level
- ID
- level_diff
- Type
- numeric
- Label
- Level Difference
Additional Information
Field | Value |
---|---|
Data last updated | September 6, 2024 |
Metadata last updated | September 6, 2024 |
Created | May 15, 2024 |
Format | CSV |
License | Open Data Commons Attribution License |
Additional info | About 6227 records have been assigned state names, district names and their LGD Codes respectively using reverse-geocoding. |
Data extraction page | https://indiawris.gov.in/wris/#/groundWater |
Data insights | The dataset serves multiple purposes. It aids in the understanding of groundwater dynamics across different geographical and climatic conditions in India. It supports water resource management, policy making, and sustainability initiatives. It helps in assessing the impact of human activities and climate change on groundwater resources. |
Data last updated | 04-05-2024 |
Data retreival date | 04-05-2024 |
Datastore active | True |
District no | 568 |
Frequency | Quarterly |
Gp no | 0 |
Granularity | Other |
Has views | True |
Id | 580a8f6e-3d86-4ca7-ac7d-cd5df12b443c |
Idp ready | True |
Lgd mapping | yes |
Methodology | Groundwater levels are systematically and periodically monitored across India through a network of 22,965 observation wells. These wells are monitored four times annually—specifically in January, March/April/May, August, and November—to capture seasonal variations in groundwater levels effectively. Each well is geographically mapped and characterized by its longitude, latitude, basin, and sub-basin attributes. |
Mimetype | text/csv |
No indicators | 2 |
Package id | 8ceb3cea-a8a9-4624-af75-fc92429d8fa5 |
Position | 0 |
Size | 75.4 MiB |
Sku | mojs-wris_cgwb_wells_level_changes-pl-ot-aaa |
State | active |
States uts no | 33 |
Tags | ['Depth to Water Level', 'Groundwater', 'Hydrology', 'Water Level Fluctuations'] |
Tehsil no | 0 |
Url type | upload |
Village no | 0 |
Years covered | 2013-2022 |
Methodology | Groundwater levels are systematically and periodically monitored across India through a network of 22,965 observation wells. These wells are monitored four times annually—specifically in January, March/April/May, August, and November—to capture seasonal variations in groundwater levels effectively. Each well is geographically mapped and characterized by its longitude, latitude, basin, and sub-basin attributes. |
Indicators | |
Similar Resources | |
Granularity Level | Other |
Data Extraction Page | https://indiawris.gov.in/wris/#/groundWater |
Data Retreival Date | 04-05-2024 |
Data Last Updated | 04-05-2024 |
Sku | mojs-wris_cgwb_wells_level_changes-pl-ot-aaa |
Dataset Frequency | Quarterly |
Years Covered | 2013-2022 |
No of States/UT(s) | 33 |
No of Districts | 568 |
No of Tehsils/blocks | 0 |
No of Gram Panchayats | 0 |
Additional Information | About 6227 records have been assigned state names, district names and their LGD Codes respectively using reverse-geocoding. |
Number of Indicators | 2 |
Insights from the dataset | The dataset serves multiple purposes. It aids in the understanding of groundwater dynamics across different geographical and climatic conditions in India. It supports water resource management, policy making, and sustainability initiatives. It helps in assessing the impact of human activities and climate change on groundwater resources. |
IDP Ready | Yes |
LGD Mapping | Yes |