Measure the four systems.
Rain, tide, river and terrain are collected from open federal sources and aligned to the lab grid.
Hyperion does not turn one image into a claim. It combines measured water systems, terrain and event evidence, then delivers a probabilistic operating view.

Optical and radar imagery help an operator orient the scene: coast, river, wetland, city and change. They are evidence around the system, not a replacement for the measured inputs or event labels.
See the operating contextsThe same sequence is applied across every lab. Regional adapters change the data sources; the product contract stays stable.
Rain, tide, river and terrain are collected from open federal sources and aligned to the lab grid.
Baseline and nowcast models produce a probability per cell. Labels are weak where they must be, and leakage checks stay outside production features.
Temperature scaling, conformal intervals and a dual-gate ops alert keep the signal honest.

Observed and short-horizon precipitation.

Water levels and astronomical tide context.

Stage and discharge, historic and realtime.

Elevation, HAND and the places water concentrates.
The output is not a static risk score. It is a time-bounded operating surface that can be inspected, compared and acted on.

A compound nowcast map with lab, event, driver and alert context.

A calibrated probability with a visible confidence range—not a false certainty.

An ops alert and ranking so a team can inspect, stage or communicate.

Hyperion shows the probability, confidence interval, source context and limitations together. A 76% estimate is useful because the operator can also see the range around it and what could move it.
See the operator surfaceAfter access, each team gets a workspace with connected labs, event timelines, model runs, ops alerts and inspectable artifacts. The map is the center; the evidence stays attached.
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TPA-01 · 27.9506° N · 82.4572° WCOMPOUND SIGNAL / +03HThe product is US-first with 13 active operator labs (3 canonical + 10 expansion). “Coverage” here means an operating lab with data, event context and a defined product contract—not a promise that every street has perfect ground truth.
The architecture is multi-region, but expansion is gated by data quality, local calibration and a responsible operating partner.

Florida, Big Bend and Louisiana. Federal data stack, MVP technical freeze and live phase-one product work.

Recife / RMR as the second launch. PE3D, Cemaden history, BNDO tide and drainage-data gates must close first.

Future candidates are not committed yet. The same schema can move to other coastal, riverine and monsoon cities once open data, local labels and a partner are verified.
The system is built for probabilistic operations: where risk is forming, what drives it, how confident the signal is and what deserves attention next.
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