Actionable Flood Event Information in Your Inbox

Access, per event, flood event data anywhere in the continental U.S. as a flood emerges.

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What it is
Floodbase’s next-generation flood event technology offers users continuous, near-real time  information covering the daily extent and severity of local to multi-state flood events across the U.S.

Designed with early input from FEMA emergency managers and NFIP administrators, our next generation flood mapping technology accelerates Floodbase’s accurate, near-real time capabilities, built on a groundbreaking approach powered by AI, satellites, and other sensors. Leveraging a range of sensors from public and private satellites, gauges, precipitation, and more. Floodbase generates continuous hourly flood footprints already utilized by leading global insurers and 30+ governments.

Flood event data is now available to license per event. Interested users can now register to be alerted anytime Floodbase has a new event available. It will be ready for delivery in a matter of days and delivered in a standardized format through a variety of integration options. 
What you get
Receive daily flood data covering the flood event extent and severity across the relevant geography – from local cities to multiple states, anywhere in the continental U.S. Floodbase will continue to deliver daily event footprints until the flood signal flatlines or recedes, providing an event summary with peak flooded area guaranteed.

Purchase and download quickly without lengthy legal reviews or long-term commitments. Pricing starts as low as $3,000 per event, with per-event pricing driven by the size and complexity of the event. Data is delivered in your preferred format, including ArcGIS Online, secure cloud storage, or custom integrations.
Who it is for
Anyone in need of comprehensive, data-driven information of a flood event’s extent.

Floodbase is supporting decision makers, visualizing impacts, conducting damage assessments, triaging claims, and performing emergency response for local populations, policyholders, or critical assets. Users can include insurance underwriters and product managers, cat model or hazard analytics providers, media outlets, and state and local governments who need to quickly identify, validate, and prioritize locations most impacted by large flood events.
Daily progression of flooding in Houston during Hurricane Harvey capturing flood extent and peak

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