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ManyFEWS (the Many Flood Early Warning System) can be deployed by a community where there is currently no such system in place. The system uses weather forecast information from the [Global Ensemble Forecast System](https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/weather-climate-models/global-ensemble-forecast) produced by [NOAA](https://www.noaa.gov), coupled with a catchment hydrological model and a flood inundation model. The user interface is in development and will allow for the issuing of the alerts via a messaging service. A key innovation in the system is the use of statistical emulation of the 2D hydraulic flood model to enable rapid warnings to be generated within an uncertainty framework.

The initial version of the system (v1.0) will become available from Autumn 2022. Funding for the future development of the system is currently being secured.
Funding for the future development of the system is currently being secured.

### Durham University Project Team

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| Dr. [Samantha Finnigan](https://github.com/sjmf) | [samantha.finnigan@dur.ac.uk](mailto:samantha.finnigan@durham.ac.uk) | Research Software Engineer (RSE) | [Advanced Research Computing](https://www.dur.ac.uk/arc/rse/) |
| Dr. [Jiada Tu](https://github.com/Abel-Durham) | [jiada.tu@dur.ac.uk](mailto:jiada.tu@durham.ac.uk) | Research Software Engineer (RSE) | [Advanced Research Computing](https://www.dur.ac.uk/arc/rse/) |
| Dr. [Sim Reaney](https://github.com/simreaney) | [sim.reaney@dur.ac.uk](mailto:sim.reaney@durham.ac.uk) | Java Flood One Co-Investigator | [Department of Geography](https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/academic/geography/) |
| Prof. [Simon Mathias]([https://github.com/simreaney](https://www.durham.ac.uk/staff/s-a-mathias/)) | [s.a.mathias@durham.ac.uk](mailto:s.a.mathias@durham.ac.uk) | Java Flood One Prinicle-Investigator | [Department of Engineering]([https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/academic/geography/](https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/academic/engineering/)) |

The initial implementation of the ManyFEWS tool was architected and developed in Python/Django by [Alison Clarke](https://github.com/alisonrclarke).

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