Making near-real time hydrological data and tools available to all

From researchers to environmental regulators and citizen scientists, we want FDRI data to enable resilient solutions to floods and droughts, from accurate modelling to evidencing nature-based approaches.


Alongside integrating key datasets from across the UK, FDRI will deliver live data from three observatory catchments: the Upper Severn, Upper Tweed and the Chess, providing in-depth whole-catchment data insights. Watch this video to find out more.
 

What will I find on the FDRI digital platform?

An example graph from an FDRI catchment
In-depth catchment monitoring data
Near-real time, quality controlled and standardised data, including metadata, across three catchments.
Access data and a timeline of upcoming releases
A map of the FDRI Chess catchment showing monitoring stations
Enhanced access to existing hydrological data
The first data commons for hydrological research, supporting FAIR data access across the environmental sciences.
Access data and a timeline of upcoming releases
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Tools to enable data-driven hydrological research
We'll connect FDRI datasets into the platform using standardised and AI-ready formats.
Read about our tools

Learn

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Upcoming training
We offer workshops, webinars and training to help you make the most of the FDRI digital platform. Keep an eye on our events page - select 'Data and Digital' under the Theme filter to see upcoming opportunities.
Discover upcoming opportunities
List of video recordings from workshop on YouTube
Past training and resources
See what we've already delivered, including webinar recordings, training materials and workshop reports.
Access resources
A screenshot of the FDRI newsletter, showing the headline piece about the new FDRI catchment champions and an image of the three FDRI catchments
FDRI mailing list
Sign up to our mailing list here to receive FDRI newsletters with key project updates, alongside mail alerts on new data releases.
Sign up to the FDRI mailing list
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Get involved

We offer regular opportunities to feed into the FDRI digital platform's development, including our digital user groups: sign up to our newsletter in the 'Get Involved' section to find out more. You can also read our  latest FDRI Digital User Group Report below. 

If you have any questions, feedback or to report bugs, please contact FDRI@ceh.ac.uk

User workshops - report