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Example data

Every slope in your region, ranked by what is at stake.

This is how the Watchberg dashboard works, filled with example data. Pick a view, select a slope, and read its evidence report.

Satellite image of 4 Oct 2026Next image in 2 daysExample data

Slopes monitored

1,284

Escalate

1

Watch

2

Data coverage

91%

Ranked by what lies below

7 shown

Selected slope

North face, rock slope above the valley road2,850 m

Flagged after the image of 21 Jun 2026

Escalate
05.511OCT 2024APR 2025OCT 2025APR 2026SEP 2026MM PER DAYNORMAL RANGEFLAGGED
Rate of movement by month, October 2024 to September 2026. The shaded band is the slope's own normal range. Example data.

Evidence report, generated automatically. Example text.

  1. 01

    What changed

    Moving 3 times faster than its average of the past two years, seen by both radar systems.

    Now 9.3 mm per day. Normal range 2 to 4 mm per day.

  2. 02

    The evidence

    • Sentinel-1 radar, Oct 2024 to Sep 2026, processing v0.3 (example)
    • NISAR radar, Jul 2026 to Sep 2026, processing v0.3 (example)
    • Sentinel-2 optical, surface change Jun to Sep 2026, processing v0.3 (example)

  3. 03

    Confidence and gaps

    High confidence. Both radar satellites and the optical images agree, and the rise has continued across the last four images.

    • Snow cover from December 2025 to April 2026 weakened the radar signal
    • The lower third of the face is hidden from the satellite on one of the two viewing directions

  4. 04

    What lies below

    • Cantonal road, 1.8 km inside the area a slide could reach
    • 2 hamlets, about 40 residents
    • Cable-car base station

  5. 05

    Context

    Permafrost rock face with a small glacier at its foot. One rockfall of about 2,000 m3 was recorded in 2019. No instruments on site.

  6. 06

    Suggested next step

    Expert review of the data this week, then a decision on a drone survey and ground radar. Partner for ground radar to be chosen by the canton.

Request access for your regionHow it works

Example data. Every name, status and figure on this page is invented to show the format. No real slope is described, and nothing here is a measurement.

What you are looking at

An example of the format, before the first real region.

  1. 01

    Example data

    Every slope, status and figure on this page is invented to show the format. No real slope is described, and nothing here is a measurement.

  2. 02

    What the real dashboard adds

    A map of the region, a weekly digest by email, feedback buttons for the experts (confirm, dismiss, needs review) and a connection to your own systems. All of this is planned for the 2027 pilot programme.

  3. 03

    What stays the same

    Every number traces back to a dataset, a date and a processing version. The dashboard is for the experts responsible for the terrain. It issues no public warnings.

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Tell us which region, railway line or road you are responsible for. We set up an example from free satellite data before any pilot discussion.

Request access for your regionHow it works

Pilot programme 2027. In discussion with hazard offices in three cantons.