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Contributor :

Kushagra Gupta

Mentor :

Sabhya Saini
Met Data for Everyone addresses the challenge of making historical meteorological data (from 1901-2002) accessible and actionable for researchers and NGOs tackling water-related issues in India. By visualizing key climate parameters such as precipitation, temperature, and evapotranspiration in simple, exportable charts, the project empowers users to make informed decisions. Our approach is to create a mobile-responsive webpage that allows users to select specific locations and time periods, generating charts that offer insights into historical weather patterns, with no setup required for users.

Contributor :

Kushagra Gupta

Mentor :

Sabhya Saini
Met Data for Everyone addresses the challenge of making historical meteorological data (from 1901-2002) accessible and actionable for researchers and NGOs tackling water-related issues in India. By visualizing key climate parameters such as precipitation, temperature, and evapotranspiration in simple, exportable charts, the project empowers users to make informed decisions. Our approach is to create a mobile-responsive webpage that allows users to select specific locations and time periods, generating charts that offer insights into historical weather patterns, with no setup required for users.
Domain :
Sustainibility
Geography :
Pan India
End-user :
Researchers & NGO Workers
Issue Ticket
Contributor Progress Report

About Contributor

Kushagra Gupta is pursuing his B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering from IIIT Jabalpur. He is passionate about backend development and data visualization, which led him to join C4GT, where he worked on a meteorological data visualization project under Arghyam. In his free time, Kushagra enjoys exploring new technologies and honing his coding skills.

About Mentor

Sabhya Saini completed her Masters in Computer Applications from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and earned an Honors in Computer Science from Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi University. She is deeply passionate about the open-source community, particularly its potential to empower women. As an artist, she brings creativity into her work and is currently a Teach For India Fellow in Delhi, contributing to leadership in education.

Key Impact Takeaways:

  1. Nationwide Coverage: Provides meteorological data for all districts in India from 1901-2002, enabling widespread research applications.
  2. Simplified Data Visualization: Converts complex climate data into easy-to-read, exportable charts, making analysis more accessible.
  3. Customizable Insights: Users can filter data by state, district, time span, and climate parameter, offering tailored insights.
  4. Mobile-Responsive Design: The platform is fully responsive, ensuring accessibility across all devices.
  5. No Setup Required: The project requires no installation or technical setup, allowing instant use by researchers and NGOs.

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