In a world increasingly affected by the effects of climate change, anticipating extreme events is no longer an option, but a necessity. FAST is much more than a predictive platform: it is a strategic tool that helps municipalities, businesses, and infrastructure stay one step ahead of flood risk.
A platform that integrates real-time data
The first step in predicting flooding is capturing real-time data. FAST integrates information from hydrometeorological stations and its own sensors. All this information flows automatically into the platform, creating a solid foundation on which to build accurate predictions.
Artificial Intelligence at the service of prevention
Once the data has been collected, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning algorithms spring into action. These models analyze historical patterns and current conditions to anticipate how river levels and drainage systems will behave. This makes it possible to identify risks before they occur.
2D hydraulic simulation
To provide a clear and understandable overview, FAST uses two-dimensional (2D) hydraulic modeling that simulates the spread of water on the ground and generates easy-to-interpret visual graphics, allowing decision-makers to see different scenarios in advance.
From prediction to action
Prediction would be worthless without action. That’s why FAST translates its calculations into early warnings and personalized alerts. Based on river levels, rainfall forecasts, and AI prediction patterns, the platform:
- Assess the risk of flooding in advance.
- Send notifications to activate preventive measures.
- Centralize incidents in a log that facilitates subsequent analysis.
Even in emergency situations, autonomous data transmission via satellite allows active monitoring to be maintained, ensuring rapid and coordinated management.
An ally in the fight against climate change
FAST not only predicts floods: it helps plan, prevent, and learn from each event, becoming a strategic ally for those who manage climate risks.
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