Hydrata

Professional flood modelling, without the setup overhead.

Upload terrain, define scenarios, simulate, and publish — all in one place.

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Built on ANUGA — developed by Geoscience Australia and Australian National University. Validated against 30+ benchmark problems.

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Seamless Data

Upload DEMs, define boundaries, run simulations, and publish results — all in one platform. No file juggling between tools.

Faster Setup

Engineers spend 68% of project time on model setup. Hydrata manages mesh generation, friction, and boundaries from your GIS data.

Collaborate

Your whole team works on the same model. Every input tracked, every result published. No versioning headaches.

Open & Portable

Built on ANUGA (GPL). Export your model files anytime. No vendor lock-in, no proprietary formats.


How It Works

1

Configure

Upload your DEM, define boundary conditions, set friction and rainfall inputs. Or let your AI assistant do it via MCP.

2

Simulate

ANUGA runs on AWS Batch. No queue, no desktop licence. Merewether benchmark completes in under 2 minutes.

3

Results

Flood depth maps, velocity fields, and extent polygons published as OGC WMS layers. Download or share via URL.


Pricing

Free

$0

  • 3 simulation runs
  • No credit card required
  • Full API and MCP access
  • Results published as WMS
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Team

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  • Shared project workspace
  • Dedicated compute resources
  • Custom integrations
  • Priority support
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Who Uses Hydrata

Consulting Engineers

Spend less time on model setup, more on engineering judgement. One platform for terrain, scenarios, and results.

Government Agencies

Transparent, reproducible flood modelling with a full audit trail. Every input tracked, every result published.

Researchers

ANUGA's physics, without the Python scripting barrier. Focus on science, not infrastructure.

Development Finance

Professional flood modelling for project appraisal in data-scarce regions. No expensive desktop licences.