1. FloodAlerts

2. Flood Facts One in six homes in England is at risk of flooding This is 5.2m properties at risk : 2.4m threatened by rivers and the sea A further 2.8 million at risk from surface water flooding from overflowing drains. Almost half a million homes, offices, factories and warehouses are at a significant risk of flooding from rivers or sea, with a greater than one in 75 chance of being flooded in any year. The highest number of properties at significant risk are in the south-east of England, where 111,356 are threatened with flooding Boston, Lincolnshire, has the greatest number of properties at high risk – 23,700 – of any local authority. Source Environment Agency Statistics: ( http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/jun/19/uk-homes-risk-flood )

3. Uniquely, Shoothill Ve-Locity receives the raw data feed from the EA and converts the data into Bing Maps polygons as a Bing Maps tile layer (on the fly) Alert data is updated every 15 minutes (24 X 7) Flood Tiles are displayed (in situ) on Bing Maps as different coloured ‘shape’ file tiles representing the severity of each Flood warning Flood Alert tiles are fed live via Shoothill servers to be displayed on any website / phone device Any ‘pins’ (i.e. properties under surveillance for flood) placed within the flood alerts warning areas can be highlighted to inform the end user that they are under potential risk (email, Phone app and soon...text) End users can register a 1 or 2 properties for free (except SMS) IPhone, Win P7 apps available now (Android soon) Designed to be easily Iframe’d into any portal / partner site Flood Alerts is connected to Twitter (profile name “Flood Alerts”) Everything runs from the cloud (on MS Azure) Everything working, tested and ready to go What is Shoothill FloodAlerts?

4. Flood Alerts GUI Current Alerts Banner Find a location Map controls Alert Icons My Location My Alerts All Flood Alerts My Location dialog

5. Registering ‘my’ location Enter my postcode Pin moves to this property...But this is not my property.... This is my property........so how do I register that?

6. Postcode is reversed GEO code Pin is able to be ‘moved’ (drag and drop) to any point on the earth so giving pin-point accuracy Registering ‘my’ location

7. ...or the radius slider Radius (area to be monitored) can also be adjusted by using the radius tool Registering ‘my’ location

8. Flood Alerts GUI My Location My Location dialog My Location dialog ‘My Alerts’ – none at present ‘My Alerts’ – none at present

9. Pin moves accordingly to an area near a village called Nesscliff Change the postcode to SY4 1AP Registering ‘my’ location to a current flood

10. What happens when I get an alert?...with the current alerts affecting my location ‘My Alerts’ dialog opens Alert can be viewed on a map

11. What happens when I get an alert?...Current alert affecting my location ‘My location”

12. What happens when I get an alert? FaceBook notification and a post the the wall EA ‘What to do now’ text and EA helpline Initial design of Flood Alerts warning email Colour represents severity of Alert Click here to be taken to the alert on the BING map Facebook Wall Email Smartphone

13. On a an IPhone

14. Additional Versions of FloodAlerts

15. System Topology Azure Services Web Server Alerting Gateway Facebook Web App FloodAlerts API IP Access List (No Public Access) Facebook User (Encrypted Channel) TCP:1433 2…N Scale Out Worker Roles VE –Locity Shape File Processor VE –Locity Shape File Processor TCP:443 Environment Agency XML Feed TCP: SFTP (Encrypted Channel) TCP:1433 Load Balancer HTTP(S) Traffic Manager VE –Locity Flood Alerts Processor VE –Locity Flood Alerts Processor Notifications Processor XML Feed Poller Blob Storage Azure Tables Azure Queue 2…N Scale Out Notifications Manager Public Internet SQL Server