BirunIQ FloodSurge
8 department modules, 6 of them built.
A US county’s emergency management office with its floodplain administrator
the response duty and the substantial-damage decision on one map. Demonstration watch area: Washington County, Vermont.
FloodSurge sets critical facilities against FEMA flood zones, then adds modelled streamflow and river gauges with their stage.
The sources are public and named on screen: the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, the NOAA National Water Model, the National Water Prediction Service and USGS gauges.
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each owned and accountable on its own.
What needs attention now — gauges by the category the NWS states, forecast crossings, the latest rain, open events and unassessed facilities, led by what is missing.
Observed and forecast stage at every gauge, coloured by that gauge’s own NWS flood categories, with a hydrograph for each.
MRMS observed rain and WPC forecast precipitation, each with its issue time read from the file. Streamflow on National Water Model reaches is not built.
Where the water is now, from imagery. No code yet — blocked on two open data-licence items.
The NWS five-day maximum forecast extent, marked as generated by a model, not observed. No depth by hour.
Flood zones, structures and critical facilities against an extent — and a facility nobody has assessed reads as not assessed.
Events on the shared incident record; priority areas carry county-set threat levels, draw red at Alarm and send email and webhook notices. No SMS.
Field-app capture forms only. The web console and the substantial-damage worklist are not built.
One analyst across every source the asking user can see, inside that user's grants.
“Which gauges are forecast to cross a flood category, and which critical facilities sit inside the forecast extent?”
Reads each gauge’s NWS forecast against that gauge’s own flood categories, draws the NWS five-day maximum extent, and lists the facilities inside it — leading with the ones nobody has assessed.
Narration as heard in the film. Sign up to watch it.
One map, one catalog, one sign-in
FloodSurge runs on the same engine as every other edition, with 30 shared capabilities built once.
SaaS, sovereign hybrid, air-gap capable
Licensed per tenant, data kept apart by row-level security, access scoped by team. Sovereignty →
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