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HYDROLOGY+ (UK ONLY)
Integrated hydrological and hydraulic modeling
Hydrology+ digitizes the hydrological analysis workflow, ensuring consistency, repeatability, and easy adoption of the latest methods. It encompasses all stages of hydrological analysis, including data collection and visualization, catchment schematization, analysis, reconciliation, model application, and reporting.
Hydrology+ gives you direct access to an extensive range of hydrological data from across the UK, including data from the Environment Agency, SEPA and UKCEH National River Flow Archive. Visualize and inspect gauge data directly within Flood Modeller, eliminating delays in data request and reduce uncertainty in your analysis.
Instantly access gauge data
Easily import and manage FEH catchment descriptors within Flood Modeller. View stored catchment data in Flood Modeller's hydrology database, ensuring all necessary data is available in one convenient location. Hydrology+ tracks user changes, providing reassurance that you have used the correct data.
FEH data management
Our direct integration of ReFH2 and WINFAP provides access to the latest methods and tools, including network licensing for Wallingford HydroSolutions' software. Digitized workflows guide you through the analysis process, enabling you to efficiently develop flood frequency curves and flood hydrographs for incorporation into hydraulic models, all supported by seamless data management capabilities.
ReFH2 and WINFAP integration
To assist you in meeting national authorities' reporting requirements, the report builder tool streamlines the process of producing hydrology reports which meet UK standards. Saving you valuable time and reducing the risk of error.
Automated reports
Removing barriers between hydrologists and modelers, Hydrology+ allows seamless application of hydrology within 1D and 2D models. Removing the frustration of having to convert or process results, saving you time and reducing the risk of error.
Integrated hydrology and modeling
Flood Modeller incorporates the latest climate change allowances from the Environment Agency, SEPA, Natural Resources Wales, and the Department for Infrastructure, allowing users to confidently apply the most current guidance on climate change based on UKCP18 evidence.
Climate change impacts
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