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Flood Modeller Integrates Fathom’s Cutting-Edge Data

  • Alastair Sheppard
  • May 27, 2024
  • 1 min read

Flood Modeller, Jacobs’ industry-leading software, has integrated flood mapping data from water risk intelligence firm Fathom.



Building on 50 years of innovation


Flood Modeller is the go-to tool for engineers, utilities, government agencies, and consultants worldwide who need a unified platform to analyse models, maps, and real-time flood forecasting.


Thanks to a seamless API integration, users - from independent consultants to global teams - can now incorporate Fathom’s data into their projects. This integration provides a comprehensive view of flood and climate risk, covering both present-day and future climate change scenarios for every return period and across all countries. This data is sourced from Fathom’s UK Flood Map, US Flood Map, and Global Flood Map.


Fathom flood map
Fathom flood map

Dr. Richard Crowder, Head of Revenue and Strategy for Jacobs’ Water Platform, commented: “Flood Modeller already offers a wide range of third-party integrations, providing direct access to global datasets and complementary products. By collaborating with Fathom to integrate their award-winning flood map data directly within Flood Modeller’s GIS interface, our customers can make more informed decisions based on enhanced analysis and intelligence."


Gavin Lewis, Head of Engineering at Fathom, added: “We’re proud to partner with Jacobs’ Flood Modeller team, offering their customers the broadscale, consistent flood mapping data and insights needed to rapidly identify areas prone to flooding now and under future climate change. This collaboration informs decision-making for everything from site selection to funding and investment options.”


Fathom’s products are built on over a decade of industry-leading research, openly published in world-renowned scientific journals. This transparency, combined with Fathom’s innovative approach, provides users with an unparalleled view of risk.

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