Transforming existing HEC-HMS models
into real-time flood intelligence
Predict.
Prepare.
Protect.
FloodGeo takes the HEC-HMS model your agency already owns and runs it in the cloud against live NOAA rainfall and the National Water Model — then warns the people on call before the water arrives.
Everything a flood model normally needs, removed.
Just actionable flood information, when it matters most.
The model runs in the cloud, on a schedule.
Reading a forecast is the only skill required.
Results are already there when the rain starts.
Your watershed, already running.
The same basin, reaches and computation points from your HEC-HMS model, published as a live map. Advance the rainfall, switch layers off, open any junction.
Eighteen hours, ten days, thirty days.
National Water Model streamflow for every reach, with the ensemble spread when you need the uncertainty and the thresholds that matter for that location drawn straight across the plot.
NWM Short Range Forecast
Set the line. Choose who gets woken up.
Arm a threshold and run the forecast against it. If the water crosses, the message goes out with the reach, the tier and the time. If it does not, nothing is sent.
18-hour hourly forecast
Notify 3 recipients when 18hr discharge at Leon Creek crosses 1,200 cfs, or when forecast max over 3H exceeds 0.5 in.
Arm the alert to run the forecast against your thresholds. Anything that crosses shows up here, on the phone of whoever is on call.
Nothing here is invented. It is connected.
Built for the people who have to decide.
Nine kinds of organization, one shared problem: the model exists, but not where the decision gets made.
Emergency Management Agencies
Decide when to close roads and open shelters
Cities & Counties
Watch every basin in the jurisdiction at once
River Authorities
Track reach-by-reach discharge through an event
Flood Control Districts
Compare forecast peaks against design capacity
Consulting Engineers
Put an existing HEC-HMS deliverable to work
Water Resource Managers
Follow runoff from rainfall to outlet
Transportation Agencies
Get warned before a low-water crossing goes under
Utilities
Protect lift stations and substations in the floodplain
Universities & Researchers
Replay historical storms against the model
What the platform does.
Real-time flood forecasting
Your model runs against live rainfall as it falls, and republishes results without anyone opening a desktop app.
Forecast flood risk
See predicted discharge at every junction, ranked against the thresholds that matter for that location.
Historical storm analysis
Re-run any past storm through the current model to test thresholds before you rely on them.
Interactive web mapping
Pan the basin, toggle rainfall, and open any junction. No GIS license, no plugin, no install.
Automated flood alerts
Text and email go out the moment a forecast crosses a threshold you defined, to the recipients you chose.
Cloud-based platform
One URL for the whole agency. Access is a login, not a workstation with the right software on it.