Flood anticipation and response
Floods combine weather alerts, water resource management and evacuation coordination within very short timeframes. Osprean integrates AEMET weather alerts directly onto the operational map, simulates flood behaviour and coordinates the response with the same command system used for other emergencies.
Other emergencies
Reference case
Valencia DANA, 29 October 2024
A cut-off low unleashed torrential rain over the province of Valencia; the flash floods of the Poyo ravine and the Magro river devastated towns in l'Horta Sud and La Ribera and claimed more than 220 lives. This is the recovery and prevention plan Osprean proposes for an area like this one, using the same multi-municipal model it proposes for the Ávila wildfire.
- Rainfall in 24 h (Turís)
- 771.8 mm
- Municipalities in the affected area
- 75
- Vehicles damaged
- 141,000
- Kilometres of roads affected
- 800
Data from AEMET, the Government of Spain and the Generalitat Valenciana. Illustrative deployment scenario.
The recovery plan (36 months)
- 1
Months 1 to 3
Damage census and shared command
Deployment of Osprean recovery: citizens report damage to homes, businesses and vehicles through daños.info, technical inspections and satellite and drone imagery are brought onto the same map, and the affected municipalities share a Virtual Emergency Centre.
- 2
Months 4 to 12
Traceable reconstruction
Reconstruction budget by municipality with a supporting report for aid applications, work orders and certification of contractors, and line-by-line control of public spending.
- 3
Year 2
Digital twin of the catchments
Inventory of critical points (underpasses, car parks, watercourses and ravines), flood simulation on the digital twin of the area, integration of AEMET warnings and watercourse sensors, and municipal flood plans (PAMIN) turned into interactive tools.
- 4
Year 3
Drills and municipal autonomy
Guided drills with the population and municipal services, training staff to run the platform fully on their own, and transfer of the model to other municipalities exposed to the same risk.
No technology lock-in: damage data, mapping and plans belong to the public administrations and can be exported in open formats at any time.
Frequently asked questions
How are AEMET weather alerts integrated into Osprean?
They're integrated directly onto the operational map, alongside the other information layers, so you can act without switching tools.
Can Osprean simulate flood behaviour?
Yes: Osprean models the rise in water levels to anticipate affected areas and coordinate resources and evacuation in advance.
Get your municipality ready before the next season
Request a demo or a territorial preparedness assessment for your municipality.