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7Analytics FloodCube Planning prevents flood damage
- Published 20 March 2023 and updated 23 September 2026. FloodCube Planning models stormwater runoff to help prevent flood damage during heavy rain. Co-founder and CCO Jonas Aas Torland says it can reduce damage by up to 90%. The page frames growing urban populations, paved surfaces and climate-driven severe weather as increasing flood-control challenges.
- The tool combines machine learning, AI and automation with topography, climate, infrastructure and land-use data to predict where surface water flows now and in future. It updates its underlying data to reflect terrain changes such as new housing. The page says it produces runoff analysis 50% faster than workflows requiring multiple programs and manual calculations, allowing planners to account for water early in development projects.
- Claimed benefits include reducing injuries, deaths, economic and infrastructure losses; identifying safer flood routes; avoiding landslides and protecting biodiversity from contaminated water; and reducing emissions by preventing rebuilding and repairs. Potential buyers include planners, developers, engineers, architects and government specialists. The product is in use in Norway and has received innovation awards.
- 7Analytics reports a US-market deal with a global energy company. Related products include FloodCube Realtime, which provides hourly flood-risk modelling for the next 12–72 hours, and InzureFlood for insurance and financial services. The page connects the solution to UN goals 6, 11 and 13.
- Public contact: Jonas Torland, co-founder and CCO, jt@7analytics.no. Company: 7ANALYTICS AS, Oslo Science Park, Gaustadalléen 21, 0349 Oslo, Norway; 7analytics.ai. Phone control is present but the number is hidden until expanded.
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