@GroundwaterMike@GeoSmartInfo@spacegovuk Thanks Mike! In our 1st project we established a link between soil moisture observations and soil water accouting in our groundwater forecasting model. This time we plan to scale the study with the aim to improve and expand flood and drought prediction beyond monitored boreholes.
FloodSmart Analytics revolves around a straightforward idea: comprehending the elements involved in flooding and leveraging that data to assess risk and identify mitigation measures.
Find out more about how FloodSmart Analytics can help you: https://t.co/IqoUAkruFg
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Legacy media, in broadcast and print, is digging its own grave through a barrage of near constant misinformation. I take no pleasure in saying that, because honest journalism is critical to a free society.
How might remotely sensed soil moisture data help prediction & monitoring of UK #drought & #flood? Guess we'll find out following @GeoSmartInfo winning UK Space Agency funding for research on this @spacegovuk@Space4Climate https://t.co/gu5lZD2Sgv via @businessdeskwm
Back in the Shropshire newspapers! Pleased to have won a grant award to explore using soil moisture data derived from space to help with climate change challenges through improved monitoring of groundwater with enhanced drought and flood forecasting. https://t.co/QFHxLph17N
Brilliant to see @shropshirelive feature GeoSmart Information following the funding we received from @spacegovuk to develop technology which can improve water management and better predict risks from disasters.
Geography lecturer @SarahEPerc@LJMU_BES is leading a project to create better flood risk models using AR tech to help people understand how flooding could impact on their homes & neighbourhoods.
She recently tested the tech @TheFloodExpo
Full story➡️https://t.co/ctJynOACqG