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Explore how cloud licensing provides a more flexible and efficient solution to keep teams moving forward. Traditional standalone licences can cause delays, waste capacity, and create additional administrative work.

In this guest blog, Katie reflects on key career milestones, from contributing to London’s 2012 Olympic planning to working internationally in Australia, and how the engineering industry continues to evolve.

In this blog, find out what a Flood Modeller cloud licence is and how it enables smoother collaboration and greater efficiency for teams.

Flood Risk Assessments (FRAs) are a critical component of the planning process. In this blog, you'll discover what an FRA is and when it is required.

Innovative hydraulic modelling using Flood Modeller helped deliver one of the UK’s most ambitious flood schemes and strengthened long‑term resilience along the River Aire.

Climate change is reshaping global water systems, driving demand for stronger resilience and better modelling. Flood Modeller is helping organisations worldwide understand flood risk and design climate‑ready infrastructure, with real‑world projects.

With updated modelling, ReFH2's sewer export, and Flood Modeller's Hydrology+, Ridge and Partners were able to improve flood mapping accuracy following major river restoration.

Explore how simulating nature-based flood mitigation interventions using flood models can enhance flood risk management. Discover effective strategies today!

Discover how Flood Modeller has been central to Fairhurst’s flood study of the Loch Finlas reservoir in this case study by Louise Connolly, Engineer at Fairhurst.

As computing power has grown so too has the scale of modelling studies, with more scenarios and design events now expected to meet client requirements. In this guest blog, learn how Jack has leveraged the Flood Modeller API in his role at AtkinsRéalis to streamline modelling workflows.

Workshops, presentations, bullseyes, hole in ones and cake. The team day had it all! Find out what the team got up to in Bristol at the Flood Team Day 2025.