Project ENKI operates a Flood Emergency Network that aggregates real‑time flood data from multiple sources into geolocated alerts, interactive maps, and dynamic evacuation routes delivered via web and upcoming mobile/desktop apps. The platform also offers educational modules, workshops, and certification programs to help communities prepare for and recover from flood events, supporting residents, local officials, and emergency managers with clear, actionable intelligence.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Communities at risk of flooding often receive delayed or fragmented information from disparate sources, making it difficult to assess real-time hazards, plan evacuations, and protect lives and property.
Solution
Project ENKI operates a Flood Emergency Network that aggregates and processes scattered flood data into a unified, real‑time intelligence platform. The system delivers geolocated alerts, interactive maps, and dynamic evacuation routes directly to users via web and upcoming mobile/desktop applications. By integrating environmental science with a structured problem‑solving methodology, ENKI transforms raw data into clear, actionable guidance when seconds matter. The platform also provides educational resources, immersive workshops, and certification programs to build long‑term flood resilience within communities. All information is presented in an accessible format, enabling individuals, local officials, and emergency responders to make informed decisions quickly.
Target Audience
Primary users include municipal emergency management agencies, local government officials, and residents of flood‑prone regions seeking timely hazard information and resilience training.
Features
- Real‑time geolocated flood alerts sourced from multiple environmental data feeds
- Interactive maps that visualize flood extent, depth, and impact on specific neighborhoods
- Automated generation of evacuation routes tailored to current flood conditions
- Planned mobile and desktop app delivering push notifications and on‑demand access to alerts and maps
- Educational modules, hands‑on workshops, and certification programs for community flood preparedness
- Partnerships with NOAA‑aligned experts and the Alabama Water Institute to ensure scientific accuracy
- Data visualization tools that can incorporate future water‑quality notifications