Applications Toolbox

Below are the tools developed and delivered by the SCO projects.

FloodDam-DT
FloodDam-DT sur Hydroweb.next

Global flood alert

A Franco-American cooperation between CNES and NASA to design a digital twin of the Earth system based on the water cycle, FloodDam-DT has delivered an automated service to reliably detect, monitor and forecast floods on a global scale, including an estimate of the associated socio-economic risks.

🟒 All products from the treatment chain at the two study sites (Garonne in France and Ohio in the USA) are available on the open platform hydroweb.next (enter FloodDAM in the search box).

🟒 The FloodML tool generating flood mapping from satellite data is open source on the CNES github.

FloodDam-DT sur Hydroweb.next
FORO (Flood Observatory for Resilient Occitania)
FORO platform

Improving resilience to extreme hydro-meteorological events

Developed as part of the FLAude project, FORO uses satellite observation to improve the resilience of areas to the risks of flooding caused by intense run-off.

A genuine decision-making tool, FORO offers interactive maps to pinpoint problem areas and the levers for action. FORO is gradually being rolled out across the 23 departments of the Mediterranean Arc.

🟒 Free access to results for the Aude department

FORO platform
Gade lapli
Gade Lapli Interface

Managing hydrometeorological crises in real time

Developed in the Republic of Haiti, the GadeLapli system can be used anywhere in the world. Fed in real time with data from the COSPARIN programme, the 2D/3D platform displays rainfall estimates by analyzing satellite images and potentially flood-prone areas. Real-time support for the civil protection authorities, with the system complemented by the sending of e-mail or SMS alerts and indicators for monitoring the development of extreme hydrometeorological events.

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Gade Lapli Interface
SAGUI
SAGUI Platform

Hydrometeorological monitoring and forecasting

Operational in French Guiana since June 2023, the SAGUI platform offers a hydrological forecasting service based on space altimetry data to monitor river conditions in real time and help with navigability.

In this interface, the fruit of the OpHySE project, the results are displayed on a global map with a coloured representation of the state of the rivers (flows and flow anomalies - i.e. deviations from normal), and several navigation tabs provide differentiated views of the hydro-meteorological indicators flow, rain and air quality.

🟒 Free access

SAGUI Platform
Strata
Strata interface

Visualizing complex risks for informed action

The links between environmental change, climate stress, conflict and the vulnerability of populations are complex, and access to data on these subjects is not straightforward. The result of a collaboration between Earth Blox, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the University of Edinburgh, Strata brings together data from a variety of sources to see and locate 'hotspots' - those areas most at risk.

🟒 Free access

Strata interface
VietSCO
VietSCO platform

Dynamic monitoring of rice crops

Entirely based on radar imagery, the VietSCO platform, the result of the Vimesco-rice and Viet-ARRO projects, offers a set of maps to support the resilience of rice growing in Vietnam in the face of climate change phenomena.

It provides seasonal maps of rice cultivation and annual intensity, maps of flood extent and duration, and projections of land suitability for rice cultivation under different climate change scenarios.

🟒 Free access

VietSCO platform