The JUMBO BLOCK® Dashboard

Extreme weather events are creating new challenges for cities and infrastructure operators. Yet beyond physical protection measures, another question is becoming increasingly important:

How can the condition of critical infrastructure be documented in a traceable and reliable way?

The JUMBO BLOCK® Dashboard creates a digital layer that connects physical infrastructure with verifiable data transparency.

The dashboard does not only display current system conditions – it also documents infrastructure events in a reliable and traceable way.

START-CENTER

Monitor the infrastructure

Provides a clear overview of the infrastructure status, including sensor data, storage levels and environmental conditions.

ADMIN-CENTER

START-CENTER

Manage the system

Enables administrators to configure sensors, manage system settings and maintain stable infrastructure operation.

SETUP-CENTER

CONTROL-CENTER

Verify the records

Offers verification and diagnostic tools to independently validate infrastructure records and system integrity.

CONTROL-CENTER

Understand the situation

Aggregates infrastructure data to support situational awareness and informed decision-making during unusual events.

Understanding Infrastructure – in Real Time

The dashboard visualizes the current condition of an installation in a clear and intuitive way.

Operators can monitor at any time

current filling levels of storage areas
development of rainfall and weather data
status of individual sensors
overall system condition
system alerts and operational events

These insights provide a reliable basis for operational decisions.

Understanding Events

A key objective of modern infrastructure is not only preventing damage but also ensuring traceability of events.

For this reason, the system regularly generates digital infrastructure snapshots.

These snapshots may include:

infrastructure conditions
sensor measurements
weather information
timestamps and system events

Together they create a continuous documentation of infrastructure operations.

This allows operators to later understand:

when changes within the system occurred
how an event developed over time
which parts of the infrastructure were affected

Verifiable Infrastructure Documentation

All infrastructure snapshots are stored in a digital verification chain.

Each record is linked to the previous one, creating a continuous event history.

This form of documentation supports:

technical analysis of heavy rainfall events
traceable documentation of infrastructure incidents
support for insurance and damage assessments
long-term infrastructure planning

In addition, the integrity of the records can be independently verified.

Distributed Ledger Verification (IOTA)

To further strengthen trust in infrastructure documentation, the JUMBO BLOCK® Dashboard integrates an additional verification layer based on IOTA distributed ledger technology.

Selected infrastructure records can be cryptographically anchored in a decentralized network.

This creates an additional layer of transparency and integrity for infrastructure documentation.

Because the verification does not depend on a central authority, records can be validated independently at any time.

This means infrastructure documentation can be:

independently verifiable
protected against unnoticed modification
validated without relying on a central server

The integration of distributed ledger technology therefore supports transparent and trustworthy infrastructure documentation.

By combining local audit logs with distributed ledger verification, the JUMBO BLOCK® system creates a transparent and independently verifiable infrastructure record.

NIS-2, CRITIS and CRA

Relevance for NIS-2, Critical Infrastructure and the Cyber Resilience Act

Regulatory requirements for infrastructure operators are increasing across Europe.

New regulations increasingly require:

traceable system states
documented event histories
verifiable data integrity
transparent operational processes

The JUMBO BLOCK® Dashboard helps operators implement these requirements in a structured way.

The continuous infrastructure documentation can support important requirements related to:

NIS-2 Directive
Critical Infrastructure (KRITIS) regulations
Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

Support in Liability Situations

After extreme events, a central question often arises:

What actually happened?

Traceable infrastructure documentation can help to:

reconstruct events in time
demonstrate system conditions
analyze technical processes

For operators of critical infrastructure, transparent documentation can become an important part of responsible infrastructure management.

Infrastructure for a New Reality

Cities increasingly need to prepare for extreme weather conditions.

The JUMBO BLOCK® system therefore combines:

physical rainwater retention
digital system transparency
traceable event documentation

The result is infrastructure that not only protects – but also helps explain what really happened.

Transparency and Traceability for Modern Infrastructure