Social media monitoring for weather impact.
FloodTags detects weather impacts by monitoring X, YouTube, BlueSky, Facebook, Instagram, and online news in real time. It delivers validated insights for operational management, disaster response, insurance, and climate trend analysis—adopted by leading agencies such as the UK Met Office.
We currently cover floods, landslides, mudflows, windstorms, snow, hail and wildfires.
Monitor weather impact in real-time via your personalized dashboard. FloodTags helps you stay ahead of emerging situations and make timely, informed decisions.
Access detailed reports and overviews that uncover the causes, impacts, and context of weather-related events—supporting better response, planning, and long-term understanding.
Use multi-year hazard tables with causes and impacts, to support trend analysis, model validation, and long-term strategies for resilience and preparedness.
FloodTags converts social media and news content into structured data through real-time processing of text and images, pinpointing locations, and applying domain-specific data models. FloodTags is built specifically for weather and disaster monitoring—helping professionals detect, interpret, and act on events more accurately across operational response, insurance, and long-term analysis.
Detect events from text analysis (within a few seconds) as well as anomaly detection (via 10-minute updates).
Weather-impact data extracted with high conficence, using domain specific algorithms and approaches.
From the text, events are geolocated with a 97% confidence. More accurate than any other approach.
Expand access and analyse historical data for comprehensive analysis on specific events.
The interface is designed for weather impact professionals, putting all your relevant information at your fingertips.
Connect to our API to access the data in your preferred software. FloodTags offers seamless integration with Delft-FEWS.
During severe weather events, the Met Office and its partnership with the Environment Agency at the Flood Forecasting Centre (FFC) seek vital on-the-ground information. This […]
FloodTags built a system for the World Bank to detect floods via online media, improving flood insurance in Myanmar, Lao PDR, and Cambodia.
FloodTags created a real-time flood monitor for the Philippine Red Cross using Tagalog media to boost situational awareness and response.
