Websites & web apps AI-assisted

Google Flood Hub

A public site with river flood forecasts up to seven days ahead, built for regions without gauges, covering eighty countries since 2023.

By: Google Research
Year: 2022
Country: United States
Category: Websites & web apps
Also: Data & science
Purpose: Public utility & accessibility, Science & health
Degree of AI: AI-assisted
Tools: Flood forecasting models

Where the human came in

Hydrologists validated the global model against local data, published the method in Nature, and partnered with agencies and the Red Cross to deliver alerts.

Why it is not slop

A warning you can act on, in places that never had one. The site shows uncertainty and the forecasts are checked by people who sign off on them.

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Seed entry: written from public sources and awaiting editorial review.

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