The new SaferPlaces website is live: redesigned and expanded, our website now gives a clearer view of our technology, solutions, and approach to flood risk intelligence.

The website shows how SaferPlaces transforms complex climate, geospatial, satellite, and flood modelling data into actionable intelligence for cities, civil protection authorities, infrastructure operators, insurers, and other organisations exposed to flood risk. Flood risk is becoming more frequent and more costly, yet the data needed to manage it often remains fragmented across static maps, specialist tools, and disconnected workflows. Our new website reflects how we work to close that gap, bringing modelling, satellite analytics, and decision support together in one place.

It also offers a closer look at the technologies behind SaferPlaces: from digital twins and AI-based flood modelling to Earth Observation, scalable cloud computing, and agentic AI. Our models cover pluvial, fluvial, and coastal flooding, and are scientifically validated and peer-reviewed, ensuring transparency and reproducibility across the full analytical chain.

Dedicated sections now explore our solutions in greater detail:

  • SaferPlaces Platform – our cloud-based environment for high-resolution flood risk assessment, scenario analysis, and decision support.
  • SaferPlaces API – flood risk intelligence delivered directly into third-party applications and workflows.
  • SaferSat – satellite-based flood mapping for rapid post-event assessment and impact analysis.
  • SaferCast – operational flood forecasting to support preparedness, early warning, and emergency response.

Our goal remains the same: making advanced flood intelligence easier to access, understand, and use when and where decisions need to be made. hether you are planning long-term adaptation, preparing for the next event, or responding in real time, SaferPlaces is designed to support decisions at every stage of the flood-risk lifecycle.

Explore the new SaferPlaces website at saferplaces.co.

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