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SEED-FD is a Horizon Europe research project (2024-2026) that enhances flood and drought forecasting through advanced hydrological modelling. It aims to improve the accuracy of the Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS) by integrating satellite and in-situ data, refining the forecasting model, and developing tools to predict additional extreme events.

These advancements support better disaster preparedness
and strengthen climate resilience worldwide.
SEED-FD Progress Insights
CREATING NEW DATASETS

Enhanced datasets for precipitation, river discharge, and soil moisture are improving hydrological modelling. Discover how SEED-FD integrates satellite data and innovative methods to enhance early warning systems, strengthening disaster preparedness
in vulnerable regions.

 
PREDICTING DROUGHTS

Advancing drought forecasting by analyzing CEMS data, SEED-FD scientists test predictive indicators and refine them in global case studies. Learn how flash and seasonal drought forecasts and a tracking algorithm are developed to improve early warnings. 

 
AI FOR IMPROVED EVENT 
DETECTION

SEED-FD develops AI-driven post-processing methods to enhance hydrological forecasts. Learn about
the project's approach to correcting systematic and dynamic errors using LSTM networks for improved flood
and drought prediction accuracy.

 
Recent Events

WORKSHOP AND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Creative problem-solving, strategic planning, and valuable discussions—SEED-FD’s latest gathering in Austria (Feb 4–7) brought together the Consortium, Advisory Board, and invited experts. A design sprint-inspired workshop fostered reflection and creative solution-finding, while the General Assembly featured in-depth discussions on dataset utilization, prototyping and validation challenges, and refining use cases.

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