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  • IN14A-02: Towards a multi-sensor satellite AI database of observed U.S. flood extents 2001–2024 (invited)
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Author(s):
Seth Bryant, University of Wisconsin Madison (First Author, Presenting Author)
Saurabh Kaushik, University of Wisconsin Madison
Jonathan Sullivan, University of Wisconsin Madison
Beth Tellman, University of Arizona


Here we present a free and open, nationwide database of flood inundation footprints for roughly 10,000 U.S. storms. We first screen NOAA storm records, gather satellite images from six radar- and optical-based sensors and feed this data into a deep-learning model that flags flooded locations, even through clouds. This provides “maximum flood” footprints for each event, giving cities, researchers, and planners a sharper picture of real-world flooding so they can test models, study compounding risks, allocate disaster response resources, and design better protections.



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