
Join us on March 17 at 1pm PT / 4pm ET / 9am NZST for a deep dive into how one of the world's most complex coastal cities uses advanced hydrological forecasting to protect its communities and infrastructure.
Registration details to come!
Following record-breaking floods in 2023, Auckland Council sought proactive tools to gain crucial insights ahead of storms and heavy rain events. Today, HydroForecast is an "integral part" of the Council’s emergency response workflows, supporting their commitment to public safety for 1.7 million residents.
In this session, Kolt Johnson (Auckland Council) and Hunter Johnson (Upstream Tech) will discuss the practical application of AI-powered, probabilistic forecasting in a high-stakes municipal environment. Learn how Auckland Council leverages actionable forecasts to drive real-time decisions and coordinate responses across multiple departments.
We’ll cover key insights from Auckland Council's journey, including:
Hunter Johnson, HydroForecast
Hunter is a Technical Account Manager for HydroForecast, bringing over five years of experience in hydrology and water resource engineering across academia and industry. His expertise spans flood modeling, groundwater regulatory compliance, and reservoir inflow forecasting. At Upstream Tech, he supports organizations globally in adopting AI-driven forecasting to optimize operations, protect infrastructure, and safeguard communities.
Kolt Johnson, Auckland Council
Kolt is a key member of the Hydrology and Environmental Data team at Auckland Council. With a focus on providing critical insights into Auckland's complex water systems, Kolt manages the monitoring and communication strategies that protect New Zealand’s largest city. He plays a vital role in the Council’s emergency response workflows, leveraging data-driven tools to inform Civil Defense and internal partners during extreme hydrological events.
If you'd like to be registered for the webinar when registration opens, or if you have questions about HydroForecast, please reach out to team!