One of the key features of Delft-FEWS is the ability to integrate external models from third party suppliers via the GeneralAdapter concept. Generally, an additional model...

wflow is Deltares’ own distributed hydrology modelling software which maximizes the use of earth observation data and calculates all hydrological fluxes...

Deltares’ wflow hydrological modelling software is increasingly used as the forecasting engine within FEWS applications. Therefore, Deltares has invested time and...

We are proud to launch the new portal for the River Basin Planning and Management software RIBASIM (River Basin Simulation Model). On this online platform all relevant information originated...

Water-related hazards – like flooding, drought, pollution and other related issues – are a serious global risk, causing loss of life and damage to property, livelihoods, human health and...

On September 1st, I interviewed Indra Marth from RWTH Aachen University. She started working at Deltares from June this year and plans to finish her study in October. We talked about her...

This year’s first software updates for Deltares’ distributed hydrological modelling package, wflow, are already available.

The releases have the following changes:

RTC-Tools 2.4, the new stable release of Deltares’ control software, was released on June 20th, 2020. Several improvements have been made since the previous version (RTC-Tools 2.3, released...

On 3rd of April 2020 Bernhard Becker held a guest lecture at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Originally planned to be held...

The recent Delft Software Days saw the release of wflow 2019.1, the latest evolution of Deltares open source distributed hydrological modelling software. Our wflow software has seen considerable...