Impact-forecasting Tanzania
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FloodTags built a forecasting tool for the Tanzanian Red Cross to predict flood impacts and enhance disaster preparedness.
Our experience around the world
We are proud to be working with highly professional organisations such as the meteorological services of the UK (Met Office) and Ireland (Met Eireann), the World Bank Group, the Philiipine and Tanzanian Red Cross, The Nature Conservancy and many more.
In the below list you will find some of those experiences. Please contact us to hear more.
Real-time Flood Extent Mapping by Combining Social Media and Elevation Data
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During floods, posts on online (social) media give us point observations of what’s happening at a single place and time. Individual observations however, may be […]
Global Flood Detection
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Monitoring floods at a global level is cumbersome. There are a few global flood monitors out there which are based on remote sensing. However, these […]
Flood History for 13 African cities
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Increasing urbanization is transforming the planet. For the first time in history, the urban population exceeds rural areas. Well-managed urbanization can help reduce poverty and […]
Using media to monitor droughts in Mali and California
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Despite significant progress on drought physical representation through the improvement of satellite-based indicators, knowledge gaps remain on the link between drought physical assessment and its […]
Global Flood Monitor for the ID-lab of Deltares
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The ID-lab of Deltares runs global hydrological and hydraulic models for flood monitoring. Twitter contains information about new flood events, as observed and reported by […]