Reclamation Information Sharing Environment (RISE)

Reclamation Information Sharing Environment (RISE)

Search Catalog

Use the catalog to search for datasets, see details about available data, and download data files.

 

Identify Data Sites

Use the map interface Opens in new window to browse data locations, interact with geospatial datasets, and access geospatial data services and downloads.

Query Time Series

Use the time series query to select specific locations, parameters, and time periods to query, view time series plots, and download machine readable data.

 

Welcome to the Reclamation Information Sharing Environment!

RISE is a Reclamation open data system for viewing, accessing, and downloading Reclamation's water and water-related data.

With RISE you can:

• Find Reclamation data by searching the catalog or browsing the map Opens in new window.
• Query time series data for specific dates, parameters, and locations, then plot or download the data
• Obtain machine-readable data through an Application Programming Interface (API) Opens in new window for integration into tools and analyses.
• View geospatial data on a map Opens in new window, download it for offline analysis, or get a web service connection to add to your own map.

Please notify us about any errors, bugs, data requests, feature recommendations, or other feedback so we can improve the site.

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Announcements

• RISE Release 2.15.5

  May 1, 2026

  RISE Release 2.15.5 was deployed on April 15 and April 29, 2026. It was a minor release covering 17 tickets, including four software version upgrades, one search engine optimization improvement, five changes to metadata features, and seven changes to the Data Admin UI, including five bug fixes and two other changes. Software upgrades included Ember Version 5.12, Node Version 22.18.0, PHP Version 8.3, and API Platform Version 4.2. The SEO improvement standardized and optimized page-specific title elements, meta descriptions and keywords to support clearer indexing and improved search result presentation. One metadata change added additional elements to the ISO metadata files generated by RISE. One metadata change fixed issues with URL encoding in the RISE DCAT JSON output, which is harvested to the Department’s Data Inventory and subsequently harvested by Data.gov. Three other metadata changes fixed issues and made improvements to embedded JSON-LD metadata on the RISE Catalog Record, Catalog Item, and Location Details pages. Changes to the RISE Data Admin UI included fixing bugs with copying text into description fields and displaying the user’s role on the My RISE Datasets page, and increasing the automatic session timeout from 15 minutes to 24 hours of inactivity. See Release Notes for more details.

• RISE Release 2.15.4

  Oct 30, 2025

  RISE Release 2.15.4 was deployed on October 29, 2025. It was a minor release addressing seven tickets, including one change to metadata files, one change to the RISE API, and one software upgrade, two bug fixes, and two changes to the Data Admin UI. The change to metadata files corrected two formatting issues that caused problems with harvest of RISE metadata to the Department of the Interior’s data inventory. The change to the RISE API added detailed documentation of API endpoints and endpoint parameters, including descriptions for all endpoints and parameters, plus default values, minimum values, maximum values, and examples for parameters where applicable. The RISE Data Admin UI was upgraded to Drupal version 10.4.6. Two bugs were also fixed, addressing an issue with options in one of the Catalog Item List filters and the behavior of tag fields, and two changes were made, addressing confusing dropdown menu options for time zones and automatically refreshing tags after users make edits. See Release Notes for more details.

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