The WebAIS project is segmented into ten Specialized Work Packages, ensuring high-integrity execution across all environmental and socio-economic dimensions.
Autonomous sensor networks and OGC-compliant metadata architecture nodes.
Regional MODFLOW simulations and coastal saline-intrusion dynamics.
SWAT-based watershed analysis and tidal hydrodynamic modeling units.
DSSAT-based crop productivity and dynamic moisture-stress forecasting.
Multi-regional observational hubs for in-situ validation and ET monitoring.
Remote-sensing derived ET modeling and lysimetric water-balance data.
Socio-economic analysis of cropping pattern shifts and land-use pressure.
Agrarian behavior, resource endowment, and local adaptive capacity metrics.
Sentinel-derived crop classification and longitudinal phenology mapping.
Core WebAIS platform architecture and institutional decision-support dashboards.
Cross-WP synchronization and institutional compliance are managed by the Central Institute (WP-11), ensuring OGC standards and data sovereignty across the consortium.