What is the river doing, and what defends it?
The Environment Agency's flood service reports from 3,836 monitoring stations, and the agency maintains about 96,000 flood defence assets in England.
No register of all flood assets exists, so third-party defences go uncounted.
253,000 properties
At higher flood risk in 2023 because Environment Agency and third-party assets sat below required condition. National Audit Office, 2023
£201m of £235m
The Environment Agency estimated £235m a year to hold high-consequence assets at condition. It received £201m in 2022-23. National Audit Office, Nov 2023
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Reservoir breach cases in Wales where no supervising engineer was appointed. Natural Resources Wales, 2023 to 2025
What Savitram does in flood and coast.
- See
Show levels, warnings and defences on one map from Environment Agency flood, hydrology and asset data.
- Know
Join your inspection records to the national asset, flood outline and flood risk datasets, and list where they disagree.
- Comply
Draft the section 21 register and reservoir logs from your records, cross-checked against the national asset data.
- Plan
Rank repair bids by properties protected, condition and cost, using warning registrations and the national flood risk assessment.
The data behind every flood and coast record.
Public registers, read on each publisher's own schedule, joined with your data and Savitram's data.
- Flood monitoring real-time APIEnvironment Agency · About every 15 minutes
- Hydrology APIEnvironment Agency · Continuous
- Spatial flood defences (AIMS)Environment Agency · Daily
- Historic flood warningsEnvironment Agency · Quarterly
- National Flood Risk AssessmentEnvironment Agency
- Recorded flood outlinesEnvironment Agency · Quarterly
What is coming up.
- 18 Feb 2027The Environment Agency's Collaborative Delivery Framework 2 starts: about £5.5bn, up to 16 suppliers.
- Mar 2029Target: 93.5% of Environment Agency assets at required condition.
Who uses it.
Heads of asset management. Flood and coastal risk leads. Chief engineers and clerks. Reservoir safety managers. Capital programme directors.
We build and run AI systems on your inspection records, and train your people to use them. Skill shortages were part of a £310m Environment Agency capital underspend.