Compound flood intelligence01 / Product home

Flood intelligence.Resolved.

Hyperion is an operator surface for compound flooding. It does not replace weather services — it turns fragmented federal signals into one decision view for teams that have to move in the next hours, not the next week.

The problemRainfall alerts, tide tables and river gauges live in different tools. Operators still stitch them by hand while neighborhoods flood.

When rain, tide and river rise together, a rainfall-only map hides the real risk. Hyperion keeps those drivers on the same surface, with confidence and evidence attached, so a team can inspect, stage and communicate from one place.

What Hyperion does13 US destinations. One ops floor. Probabilities with ranges — not a false single number.

Phase 01 covers three canonical Gulf labs plus ten expansion destinations (TX · NC · NJ · VA · SC · NY · MS · AL · GA · MD). Recife is a closed research module and is not on this operator surface. Enter Operator to open the live console with labs, events, runs, reports and the AI channel.

Enter Operator How the system works

NASA ISS photograph of Tampa Bay, St. Petersburg, barrier islands and the Sunshine Skyway — NASA ISS064-E-26355 · Tampa Bay sourceCamera 1 / 3Auto sequence

NASA ISS064-E-26355 · Tampa Bay sourceCamera 1 / 3Auto sequence

FL · BB · LA · TX · NC · NJ · VA · SC · NY · MS · AL · GA · MDUnited States · 13 labsOperator: cesardonahill3@gmail.com

System / 01

One decision surface.
Four physical systems.

Rain, tide, river and terrain are read together. The product is built for operational consequence in the next 0–6 hours: where water is moving, what is exposed, and how certain the signal is.

What it does

Fuses rainfall, tide, river stage and terrain into one 0–6 hour operating picture across 13 US coastal labs.

The problem

Flood decisions still come from static maps and alerts that treat rain, tide and river as separate systems.

What you get

A shared answer: where water is moving, what is exposed, how confident the signal is, and what to act on next.

Coverage / 02

Built where water arrives from every direction.

Canonical Gulf labs plus multi-event expansion from Texas through the Mid-Atlantic and Gulf Coast — the same 13-lab network the Operator console uses.

Florida / Tampa BayCompound coastal nowcast.

NASA ISS photograph of Louisiana wetlands and New Orleans

Louisiana / New OrleansRiver, wetland and urban exposure.

View all 13 regions 13 operating contexts · one calibrated system