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Disaster Relief

Flood modeling and rapid damage assessment, built on regional-scale topography with local precision.

Disaster Relief point-cloud scan
The problem

What’s at stake.

Flooding is increasing in intensity and frequency. Accurate flood modeling needs decimeter-scale topography across whole sub-watersheds — but high-resolution regional data was historically prohibitively expensive, and coarse models (as low as 100×100 m) leave stakeholders guessing.

What’s required

What the data has to do.

Reliable, decimeter-scale vertical and horizontal data across an entire sub-watershed — because all surrounding topography affects flood risk.

900 km²/hr
Sequoia area rate
28,000 ft
Collection altitude
Decimeter
Vertical scale
Sub-watershed
Coverage extent
How 3DEO helps

From scoping to answers.

Regional scale, local precision

Sequoia characterizes whole sub-watersheds at the resolution accurate urban planning requires.

Reliable DEMs & DTMs

Acadia converts raw data into finished, high-density elevation and terrain models.

Living data

3DEO provides the baseline; partners like Flood Dynamics maintain an active forecasting dashboard that updates as weather changes.

Recommended system

Sequoia is built for this.

Long-standoff, wide-area collection at up to 900 km² per hour from the flight levels.

Disaster Relief collection
SEQUOIA DEM · Easley, MO @ 28,000 ft
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