Know where the water is, where it's going, and when it turns dangerous.
Floods, drought, groundwater, and water quality — forecast early and monitored by communities.
Too much, too little, or unsafe — water is the first crisis.
Floods, drought, vanishing groundwater, and contaminated supplies hit the most vulnerable first. Naturecode forecasts floods days ahead, tracks groundwater and drought from space, and lets communities monitor and prove the quality of their own water.
Forecasting floods, drought, and quality
Agents forecast floods days ahead, track groundwater and drought from space, and flag water-quality hazards before they reach people.
Flood forecasting
AI river and flash-flood forecasting now reaches over 150 countries with up to seven days of lead time — surfaced as alerts for the communities in the path.
Google Flood HubGroundwater & drought
Satellite gravity measurements reveal aquifer depletion and drought stress invisible from the ground.
NASA GRACE-FOWater quality from space
Satellite signals detect algal blooms and turbidity, flagging unsafe water before it's consumed.
EPA CyANLeak & efficiency detection
Sensor and meter data, read by AI, find leaks and cut the water lost before it ever reaches a tap.
Water readings you can trust
Community water readings are recorded with proof, so drought, flood, and quality claims hold up when it matters.
Attested water quality
Community water-quality readings are recorded with a tamper-evident trail, so a clean-water claim can be trusted.
Signed drought & flood alerts
Satellite-confirmed drought and flood readings are signed and anchored, so authorities can act on them without second-guessing the data.
Shared allocation
Communities, farmers, and authorities co-decide water allocation against a transparent, shared record.
Built on open water data
Naturecode builds on the authoritative open water datasets and contributes community readings back.
Global surface water
Open maps of where surface water is and how it has changed over decades anchor the water record.
JRC Global Surface WaterEvapotranspiration & water use
Open satellite evapotranspiration data reveals how much water crops and landscapes actually consume.
OpenET · FAO WaPORRainfall & hydrography
Open rainfall records and river-network data make basin-scale drought and flood analysis possible anywhere.
CHIRPS · HydroSHEDSWater monitoring, community-run
Naturecode equips communities to monitor their own water and trains agencies to run satellite drought and flood monitoring.
Citizen-science networks
Low-cost sensors and phone-based tools let communities monitor water quality and level where official data is thin.
Agency training
National water and disaster agencies are trained to operate satellite drought and flood monitoring — the model proven by FAO's water-productivity programs.
FAO WaPOREarly action
Trusted forecasts let agencies act before a flood or drought hits, not after — the data is ready when the decision has to be made.
Bring this mission to your work.
Communities, agencies, and developers can build on Naturecode today — explore the system, browse the open record, or talk to us about your region.