Hear directly from the team building UK flood and drought monitoring infrastructure in this one-hour online event. Explore its open-access digital platform, scientific priorities and measurements, plus research across the Chess, Upper Severn and Upper Tweed catchments.
This one-hour online event explores how the UK is improving observations of floods, droughts and the wider water cycle. It is aimed at meteorologists, hydrologists, environmental scientists, industry professionals, researchers and weather enthusiasts who want to understand the latest work in this area.
Attendees will hear directly from the Floods and Droughts Research Infrastructure (FDRI) team about the physical monitoring infrastructure being developed, the open-access digital platform, and the opportunities this creates for innovation and collaboration. The session will also explain FDRI’s scientific priorities, the types of measurements being collected, and how the infrastructure could support research across the Chess, Upper Severn and Upper Tweed catchments and beyond.
Floods and Droughts Research Infrastructure (FDRI) team
12 November 2026
10 February 2027, 18:30 – 19:30
Free to attend.
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