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Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science ???? At Divirod, we're proud to celebrate the incredible women on our team who are driving the future of water intelligence. Their dedication and expertise make a lasting impact, and we're grateful for everything they do ???????? ?? Ava Ray Jordan grew up by the ocean, exploring ecosystems, species, and cultures. Her love for understanding complex systems led her to a career dedicated to protecting the environment we all cherish. "We spend so much of our lives working, I wanted to dedicate mine to something both meaningful and essential— studying and protecting the very environments that so many people love, depend on, and cherish" ?? Danielle Thorpe discovered her passion for tech as a teenager, blending creativity and coding. What started as a hobby turned into a lifelong career in science and technology. "I have been enamored with technology and couldn't imagine working in a different field" ?? Amy Piscopo knows that diversity in science isn't just important— it's critical. More women and girls in STEM means more innovation, better solutions, and a stronger future for all. "Without women and girls in science, we're missing out on the potential of half the population" ?? As a young professional, Sofía Marti sees it as her responsibility to contribute to a field that creates a better, more sustainable future for her generation and those to come. "Our world is irreplaceable, and protecting it isn't just a choice— it's a responsibility" To all the women in science: we see you, we celebrate you, and we need you ????????? #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience #WomeninScience

Started 2025 with a ?? Don't miss our latest updates— featured in our January newsletter ?? ??

??What does it take to statistically prove the impact of a water replenishment project? ?? How do we distinguish meaningful trends from natural variability? ?? How much data is enough to be certain of success? Amy Piscopo gives us all the answers in our latest Divi Blog post—don’t miss her expert insights on measuring the true benefits of water stewardship???

Big news at Divirod ?? We’re officially a?Databricks?Built-On Partner?? ? We’ve been incredibly excited to announce this because it represents a major milestone in our journey revolutionizing water intelligence and risk management. ? By leveraging Databricks’ powerful platform, we can elevate our capabilities and deliver even greater value to our customers and partners worldwide through their services, including: ? ?? Enhanced Security & Governance ? Accelerated Innovation ?? Seamless Integration ?? Scalable AI & Machine Learning ? At Divirod, we simplify water risk management with a comprehensive, end-to-end approach. With Databricks’ advanced tools, we can process and analyze water data faster than ever, providing even more accurate and actionable intelligence to conserve resources, protect properties, and promote healthy ecosystems. By streamlining decision-making, we empower our users to focus on what matters most: being prepared in the face of unprecedented water risks. ? Our mission is critical, and we know we can’t do it alone. That’s why collaborations like this are so crucial—and we’re ready to get started ?? ? We can and will do it, one ?? of data at a time

Did you know a city of 11 million people relies on just five active waterway gages? This leaves critical gaps in flood monitoring—particularly in vulnerable environmental justice communities ??? After the heavy rains and flash floods #NYC experienced in 2024, it's clear that we need better monitoring in 2025. In?our latest white paper,?"Evaluating the Water Level Gage Network Density of New York City,"?we described our data-driven solutions such as: ?? Strategic placement of sensors in flood-prone areas ?? Smarter monitoring with our Water Level Index ?? Enhanced coverage to protect critical infrastructure Check out the article to explore how closing these gaps can save lives and support climate resilience ??

Every great story has a beginning, and ours is no different. What better way to start 2025 than by sharing ours? ???? It all started with Divirod LLC, registered on June 26, 2016, with operations officially kicking off in January 2017. Fast forward to December 18, 2020, and Divirod Inc. was born. But where did the spark for this journey come from? In our new series, Charting Our Waters, we’re going behind the scenes to share a fresh perspective on how Divirod grew from an idea to a pioneer in water intelligence ?? To kick things off, we sat down with the visionary behind it all, our CEO?Javier Marti, to uncover how Divirod came to life. Don’t miss the article below for a glimpse into original sensor sketches and photos, plus an in-depth look at the early days—told through Javier’s eyes ??

As we close the chapter on #2024 and look ahead to #2025, we’re reminded of the critical role water monitoring plays in building a sustainable future. Flooding in 2024 impacted over 45 countries, resulting in the tragic loss of 1,000+ lives, displacing millions, and causing damages exceeding hundreds of billions of dollars ?? We know our data has the power to help reduce these numbers, and we’re committed to working tirelessly to make it happen. But we couldn’t do it without our incredible partners, team, clients, and supporters. Thank you all for your unwavering dedication to our mission this year, we’re in this together ?? Happy Holidays and best wishes for a bright and impactful 2025. Thank you for being part of this journey with us! ????

Our Winter Newsletter is here! Make sure to check out our awesome #highlights from November and December ??????

What a productive whirlwind at #AGU2024! We greatly enjoyed presenting our work to?address data scarcity in ungauged basins?and to?operationalize physics-informed ML riverine forecasts?- all while connecting with colleagues on advances in #floodforecasting, #earlywarning systems, and #riskmanagement. Make sure to check out Amy Piscopo and Alex Truby's awesome posters below ?? See you next year American Geophysical Union ??

Our very own?Alex Truby and Amy Piscopo are heading to?American Geophysical Union #AGU24?next week in Washington D.C. ?????? The coolest part?? Both Alex and Amy are going to be presenting posters! Amy will share her work on the tradeoffs between growing physical #monitoring networks and predicting #waterlevels in ungauged basins, while Alex will be explaining how #machinelearning can be used for real-time #disasterresponse and river #flood forecasting. Attending? Please come and say ???? to us! We're excited to connect with you all! Amy's Poster ?? Monday, December 9th @ 1:40pm in Convention Center Hall B-C Alex's Poster ?? Friday, December 13th @ 8:30am in Convention Center Hall B-C #AmercicanGeophysicalUnion #AGU24 #Networking #AttendingEvent