Locations along Brabrandstien
- Ceres Byen: OK!
- Åbrinkvej til De Tre Broer: Maybe closed, take caution in deep surface water.
- Systematic til De Tre Broer: OK!
- De Tre Broer: OK!
- Aarhus Å Kajakklub: Expect wet feet, take caution in surface water.
- Åhavevej: Expect wet feet, take caution in surface water.
- De Tre Broer til Viby Ringvej: Expect wet feet, take caution in surface water.
- Nord fra Andebroen: OK!
- Andebroen: Expect wet feet, take caution in surface water.
- Dødebroen: OK!
- Engdalsvej: OK!
- Brabrand Rostadion: Expect wet feet, take caution in surface water.
- Byleddet/Søskovvej (cykelsti): OK!
- Byleddet/Søskovvej: OK!
- Fiskeplads: Likely closed, extreme flooding.
- Holmbækvej (sti): OK!
- Holmbækvej: OK!
Monitoring stations along Brabrandstien
- Århus Havn: 590mm - Water level limit unknown, need to enter water level limits
- Åby: 200mm - Water level limit unknown, need to enter water level limits
- Byleddet/Søskovvej: 1590mm - High water level
- Holmbækvej: 2140mm - Water level limit unknown, need to enter water level limits
Last updated: 24 minutes ago
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Simple tool to notify you if there’s surface water along Brabrandstien in Aarhus, Denmark.
Note: This tool is in active development, expect to see weird things showing from time to time.
Places along Brabrandstien (from the city outwards) where it would be nice to guess whether it’s passable based on the known water levels:
- [verified on 13/01] Ceres Byen, mellem Folkestedet og Søren Frichs Vej
- [verified on 13/01] Åby fra Systematic til De Tre Broer
- [verified on 13/01] Åby fra Åbrinkvej til De Tre Broer
- [verified on 13/01] De Tre Broer
- [verified on 13/01] Aarhus Å Kajakklub
- [verified on 13/01] Vest fra De Tre Broer, mellem Aarhus Å Kajakklub og Åhavevej
- [verified on 13/01] Åhavevej
- [verified on 13/01] Øst fra De Tre Broer, mellem De Tre Broer og Viby Ringvej
- [verified on 11/01] Andebroen
- [verified on 11/01] Nord fra Andebroen
- [estimated on 14/01] Dødebroen
- [verified on 11/01] Engdalsvej
- [verified on 11/01] Brabrand Rostadion
- [estimated on 14/01] Byleddet/Søskovvej (cykelsti)
- [estimated on 14/01] Byleddet/Søskovvej (vej)
- [verified on 10/01] Fiskeplads mellem Årslev Engsø og Brabrand Sø
- [estimated on 14/01] Holmbækvej mellem Skibby og Ormslev Stationsby (gangsti)
- [estimated on 14/01] Holmbækvej mellem Skibby og Ormslev Stationsby (vej)
Tasks to do (not ordered by priority):
- Add popup to markers with expanded information (water levels, flood poll, latest uploaded pictures)
- Show historical water level data from the past 7 days to each “location”
- Show historical water level data under each monitoring station
- Show low / medium / high water level and the current water level lines for each monitoring station
- Filter map locations by flooding status
- Change colour of major routes by colour (green = OK, orange = at risk, red = forget it)
- Upload featured images (flooded and not flooded) for each location
- Add daily “Is is flooded here?” poll which resets at midnight
- Show past 7 days of poll flooding data at each location
- Let site visitors upload images and post comments which are deleted after 7 days
- Migrate project to a new domain name