Track 6 · Resilience Informatics · OneAquaHealth

The stream’s early‑warning system is already out walking.

Watchdog turns the people, pets and wildlife already at urban streams into a human-reviewed One Health warning network. It forecasts when a site is vulnerable, asks people to look, and keeps a person in charge of every warning.

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Live replay · Fri 25 Sep 14:00

COI-03 · Rio Mondego, Coimbra

Heat and low-flow benthic cyanobacteria mats

Watch

69/100

watch score today

next 72 h · dashed = watch threshold

Heat and low water forecast. Keep dogs on leads near the water — and report what you see.

Live network

Five pilot cities. One network.

12 monitored reaches across OneAquaHealth’s pilot cities. Every dot is computed live from weather, river flow and each site’s habitat answers — 3 watch windows open right now.

  • CoimbraPT

    4 sites · 1 Watch · 14:00 local

    Watch
  • GhentBE

    2 sites · 1 Advisory · 15:00 local

    Advisory
  • OsloNO

    2 sites · Quiet baseline · 15:00 local

    Quiet
  • ToulouseFR

    2 sites · 1 Signal · 15:00 local

    Signal
  • BeneventoIT

    2 sites · Quiet baseline · 15:00 local

    Quiet

How it works

One closed loop, seven steps.

The forecast decides where attention goes. People supply the evidence. A coordinator makes every public call — and each season teaches the next.

  1. 01

    Forecast

    Weather, river flow and each site’s OAH habitat answers open 72-hour Watch windows where shade is missing and water is slow.

  2. 02

    Look

    Walkers, pets and wildlife are the sentinels. A report takes three taps and thirty seconds — no account.

  3. 03

    Review

    Independent reports fuse into a Signal. The coordinator sees every input, weight and rule in the Why drawer.

  4. 04

    Advise

    A bilingual precaution is drafted, edited and approved by a person. Nothing goes public automatically.

  5. 05

    Hand off

    The event reaches health services as an HL7 FHIR R4 bundle — with the dog as an animal patient.

  6. 06

    Verify

    Citizen scientists answer look requests. Two independent clear checks, 24 hours on, resolve it.

  7. 07

    Learn

    The season ledger ranks restoration measures from OAH’s catalogue — like riparian shading.

  8. The human gate

    No public advisory or FHIR bundle ever leaves Watchdog without a coordinator’s explicit approval. That is the loop’s one invariant.

Three principles

Anticipate, don’t react.

Forecast

Forecast before harm

Watch windows open from weather and river flow where shade is missing — before anyone gets sick.

Sentinels

Thirty seconds

Walkers and citizen scientists report signs in three taps. Fish, birds and dogs are the early sentinels.

Oversight

A person decides

Drafts arrive in two languages, but no warning goes public without a coordinator’s explicit approval.

Who it’s for

Five people, one loop.

Responsible by design

What Watchdog will never do.

Built so a freshwater ecologist and an ethics reviewer can both sign it off. AI drafts words; it never scores risk, decides or publishes. Every rule is deterministic, versioned and shown in full.

No walker accountsPhoto location strippedRules v1.0.0, openWCAG 2.1 AAEN · PT
  • Detect toxins or measure water quality

    It flags when a professional should look.

  • Diagnose people or animals

    Animal reports are owner observations, never diagnoses.

  • Collect human illness data

    Walkers have no accounts; the phone gets a random ID.

  • Publish a warning on its own

    Every public word passes a coordinator’s explicit approval.

  • Republish OneAquaHealth data

    The public demo runs on labelled synthetic data.

Keep the stream worth visiting.

Follow a stream, report what you see in thirty seconds, or open the console to make a decision.