Wednesday 29th January | 12 PM GMT
Version 7.3 of Flood Modeller will be released in early 2025, introducing exciting new features. Join the webinar to hear about the added value these features bring to hydraulic modellers.

Wednesday 5th February | 12 PM GMT
Undertaking hydrological analysis is crucial for accurate and reliable hydraulic modelling. This webinar will guide you through the application of hydrology in hydraulic modelling.

Tuesday 25th February | 12 PM GMT
In this webinar, our presenter will cover the development of the reservoir modelling process, from simple rapid analysis to sophisticated hydrodynamic models and discuss the representation of key structures such as overflows, spillways, by-wash channels, and catchwater transfers.

In this webinar, learn about the non-flood and drought condition modelling work undertaken for the design of the Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme, Phase 2 (LFAS2).

In this webinar, our presenters cover the importance of residual uncertainty, introduce the new guidance documents and through discussion of a practical example highlight how Flood Modeller can be used to increase efficiencies.

In this webinar, our presenter focuses on two sites located on an upland stream in South Wales, for which Binnies designed fish passes as part of a wider project commissioned by Natural Resources Wales.

In this webinar, Frances Fowden, provides an introduction to 1D-2D modelling using Flood Modeller. You will gain valuable insights into the software and its latest features, including the extensive range of structures, GIS interface, and Hydrology+.

In this webinar, Stephen Bilby, Senior Flood Risk Analyst at Jacobs, provides an overview of Damage Calculator input datasets, operation and outputs, allowing you to better understand the economic damage caused by a flood event.

In this webinar, Adam Parkes demonstrates how Flood Platform allows you to unify your flood modelling, whether you’re using Flood Modeller, TUFLOW or other hydraulic modelling software.

In this webinar, Adam Parkes demonstrates the extensive range of options available in Flood Modeller to estimate extreme rainfall, apply this seamlessly to your model and visualise results.

In this webinar, Gavin Lewis, Fathom’s Head of Engineering, introduces their award-winning Global Flood Map. Adam Parkes, Flood Modeller’s Technical Director, then provides a live demonstration of the Fathom Global Flood Map integration within Flood Modeller.

While advances in hydraulic modelling are making complex models more accessible, sometimes a simplified approach is more suitable for rapid testing and answering the question “will it work?”.

Learn more about the key features available in Hydrology+ as part of the release of Flood Modeller 7.1.

Flood Modeller offers an array of tools to enhance your 2D modelling experience and accelerate your project delivery.
In this webinar, Elliot demonstrates 5 tools to boost your 2D modelling.

Georgina Palmer, Hydraulic Modeller at Jacobs, presents an insightful session where she delves into practical tips and tricks to elevate your river modelling skills.

In this webinar, our experts discuss how extreme rainfall can affect urban developments and demonstrate how Flood Modeller can be used to quickly and easily assess flood risk caused by potential flash flooding.

In this webinar, we cover the main challenges linked to hydrological data including quality, uncertainty, climate change and management. Our expert presenter shares best practices and illustrates how integration and innovation are advancing to better access and manage hydrological data.

This webinar gives you an overview of options appraisal as part of flood risk management. Using a real-life case study, it illustrates why options appraisal is so important and how it can be carried out for a positive outcome and how Flood Modeller can help you appraise and compare the benefits and costs of each option.