What is FDRI data and how can it be used to understand hydrological extremes? @UKCEH
What is FDRI data and how can it be used to understand hydrological extremes?  @UKCEH
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Alongside integrating key datasets from across the UK, FDRI will deliver live data from monitoring equipment installed in three observatory catchments: the Upper Severn, Upper Tweed and the Chess, providing in-depth whole-catchment data insights. Simon Stanley, FDRI Data Scientist at UKCEH, explains what happens to FDRI data once it's captured in the field, including how this can help increase the UK's resilience to floods and droughts.
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What is FDRI data and how can it be used to understand hydrological extremes?

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