Research
Everything we publish — models, datasets, methods, and the verification behind them. Open by default, because a forecast you can’t check is a forecast you can’t trust.
Drift 2 is our nearshore current model, rebuilt from the seabed up. It resolves eddies down to fifty meters, assimilates live buoy and satellite altimetry data, and runs a full Atlantic hurricane season in under an hour on a single rack.
Read the paper →Shorecast turns Drift’s physics into street-level surge and flood forecasts for any coastline on Earth, updated hourly. Every forecast ships with confidence bands and a public verification record against 4,100 tide gauges.
Read the paper →The Atlas is forty years of shoreline change in one open dataset: bathymetry, tide-gauge records, sediment budgets, and storm tracks for 14,000 coastal settlements, licensed for research and public planning alike.
Explore the data →