A False Positive project
Bulgaria has over 4,000 reservoirs, but water scarcity is still a major issue. The country's water network is four times larger than all its roads, yet many communities face water shortages because:
- The infrastructure is old and inefficient.
- More than half of the water is lost before reaching homes.
- There is no easy way for citizens to find out about water losses, supply status, or future trends.
The core issue is poor water management, not a lack of resources. In fact, Bulgaria has four times more water resources than it needs, but inefficient distribution and outdated systems lead to significant wastage.
MEOWI is a centralized platform that:
- Collects data from official sources and user reports.
- Displays interactive maps showing where water comes from and how much is lost.
- Analyzes consumption trends and predicts future changes.
- Allows users to report water supply issues easily.
- Raises awareness about water wastage.
- Empowers citizens and institutions to make informed decisions.
- Promotes sustainable water management and helps optimize resource usage.
To provide clear and accessible information about water resources, helping people understand where their water goes and how to use it more efficiently.
MEOWI is built using modern technologies and a microservices architecture:
- Frontend: Next.js 15 with TypeScript, featuring a responsive UI built with TailwindCSS and Radix UI components
- Backend Services: Multiple Python microservices handling different aspects:
- Data collection and scraping services
- FastAPI-based REST APIs
- Tile server for map data
- Forecasting service for predictive analytics
- Maps Integration: Using Leaflet and Google Maps APIs for interactive visualization
- Modern Development: Utilizing TypeScript for type safety, ESLint for code quality, and containerized services for deployment
Team False Positive
