by Goizeder Domínguez | Mar 25, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence and technology, Climate News
Ravines, seasonal watercourses, and streams that remain dry most of the time are often the ones that respond fastest during intense rainfall. Flood prediction in small basins is, in fact, one of the most difficult problems to solve in water risk management, and one of...
by Goizeder Domínguez | Feb 25, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence and technology, Climate News
An effective flood early warning system is one that tells you exactly what is going to happen in a specific riverbed, when, and with what consequences. Today’s meteorological models are better than they were three decades ago. The leap is so significant that the...
by Goizeder Domínguez | Dec 18, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence and technology, Climate News
How much is an hour’s warning worth? In a flood, it can be the difference between evacuating in time or not. Traditional models take hours to generate scenarios. By the time the map is ready, the water has already arrived. The use of AI to predict floods allows...
by Goizeder Domínguez | Nov 26, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence and technology, Climate News
Storms, floods, and heat waves are becoming more frequent, prolonged, and intense, affecting the daily lives of millions of people in many regions. In this situation, exacerbated by climate change, early warnings demonstrate their potential to save lives. But only...
by Goizeder Domínguez | Oct 24, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence and technology, Climate News
Dealing with flash floods requires more than infrastructure: it requires data, anticipation, and quick decisions. In just a few hours, a dry riverbed can turn into a torrent that floods streets and sweeps away everything in its path. Recent experience confirms this:...
