Water level and flood warning app
FloodAlert informs you about water levels from about 30,000 water monitoring stations worldwide. It notifies you before your individual water level threshold is reached to allow you to react immediately.
| Station | Water body | Water level | Flow | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dresden | Elbe | 188 cm | 299 m³/s | |
| Hamburg St. Pauli | Elbe | 695 cm | ||
| Köln | Rhein (Rhin, Rijn) | 238 cm | 1500 m³/s | |
| Mainz | Rhein (Rhin, Rijn) | 263 cm | 1310 m³/s | |
| Maxau | Rhein (Rhin, Rijn) | 483 cm | 1062 m³/s |
| Station | Water body | Water level | Flow | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Branzoll (Bronzolo) | Etsch (Adige) | 191.3 cm | 194.2 m³/s | |
| Lana (Lana) | Falschauer (Valsura) | 63 cm | 2.62 m³/s | |
| Salurn (Salorno) | Etsch (Adige) | 266 cm | 213 m³/s | |
| Sigmundskron (Ponte Adige) | Etsch (Adige) | 191 cm | 43.2 m³/s | |
| Töll (Tel) | Etsch (Adige) | 131 cm | 16.7 m³/s |
| Station | Water body | Water level | Flow | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kienstock | Donau | 271 cm | 1590 m³/s | |
| Korneuburg | Donau | 264 cm | 1540 m³/s | |
| Linz | Donau | 371 cm | ||
| Mittersill | Salzach | 189.57 cm | 8.52 m³/s | |
| Steyr (Ortskai) | Enns | 291 cm | 214 m³/s |
| Station | Water body | Water level | Flow | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basel, Rheinhalle | Rhein (Rhin, Rijn) | 24562 cm | 904 m³/s | |
| Diepoldsau, Rietbrücke | Rhein (Rhin, Rijn) | 40818 cm | 288 m³/s | |
| Halden | Thur | 45599 cm | 43 m³/s | |
| Rheinfelden Messstation | Rhein (Rhin, Rijn) | 26196 cm | 916 m³/s | |
| Romanshorn | Bodensee (Obersee) | 39540 cm |
Water level information system
We believe in the need of a global water level information service and enjoy building a meaning- and powerful system. Therefore we’ve been working on FloodAlert in our leisure time next to our jobs since 2014.
We provide most curent water levels from rivers and lakes worldwide.
Next to up-to-date and historical water levels, we use data science and intelligent algorithms to provide forecasts of water levels.
Our data and services are used to inform and warn people and organisations through apps, Web and high-performance IT interfaces (APIs).
Our goal is the integration, forecast and publication of waterlevels from all water bodies worldwide.
Johannes is managing director of SOBOS. He takes care of customer requests and optimizes our system for future use. He is responsible for the development of PegelAlarm on Android.
In his full time job he is a Software Enthusiast at TietoEvry managing projects within the field of Data Driven Business.
He loves spending time with his wife and daughter, software development, soccer, Spikeball and eating cake ;-)
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Günter takes care of the integration of new water bodies and the development of the PegelAlarm web platform.
He works as a teacher of Physics and Computer Science at the Khevenhüller Gymnasium, Linz.
In his leisure time he usually does all kinds of sports as biking, snowboarding, volleyball and basketball. He and Johannes are Kitesurf-Buddies since 2006. His name is well known at the local hospital as his activities cause injuries on a regular basis ;-)
Enrico is our software architect at SOBOS. He focuses on the system architecture and implements server components and APIs.
In his full time job he is an Application Engineer at Infineon.
He not only enjoys software development but also builds hardware components to materialize his creativity. His Skype setup never works ;-)
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Johannes is a lawyer and takes care of our legal and contractual matters and brings in his IT-law know-how.
He runs the law firm RAOE in Vienna. [LinkedIn]
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