Flood risk management
Our portal offers modern tools for integrated flood risk management that link spatial planning with effective flood protection. Their aim is to comprehensively reduce the negative impacts of floods on the health of the population, the environment, cultural heritage and the economic stability of the region.
  • Flood hazard maps

    They are produced for areas where a potentially significant flood risk has been identified and show the extent of flooding caused by floods with varying probabilities of occurrence, from more frequent floods (once every 10 years) to extremely rare and extreme floods (once every 1,000 years). They are an invaluable basis for spatial planning, building decisions and the design of protective measures.

  • Flood risk maps

    They provide a more detailed look at the potential adverse consequences of flooding. They combine information on the likelihood of flooding with data on the vulnerability of the area, i.e. what facilities, infrastructure, population or natural assets are located in the flooded area. Their use is wide ranging, from decision support for local and national governments, to insurance, to informing residents and planning evacuation in the event of a flood event.

  • View in context of data
    You can view all key information on flood risk and hazards directly in connection with your cadastral data, land-use plan and technical documentation. This gives you an accurate view of how flood risks affect specific parts of your territory, infrastructure or planned projects
  • Depth of flooding
    It allows you to determine exactly which areas are most at risk and the extent to which flooding can occur in floods that are likely to occur once every 10, 100 or up to 1000 years. Use this data to plan for the protection of homes, businesses or public infrastructure.
  • Flow velocity
    Flood water velocity map layers are a key tool for revealing where flooding can be most damaging. Faster flows mean a higher risk of infrastructure damage and life-threatening hazards. Flow velocity layers allow you to identify the highest risk locations where increased attention is needed.
  • Infrastructure failure - Extent of flooding
    A unique layer that simulates situations where protective dams, dikes or other critical elements and protective structures fail.
Why use these maps?
  • Overview of flood risks
    A detailed look at potential threats in the surrounding area. Maps will allow you to pinpoint where the biggest risks are and what their impact may be.
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  • Decision support and planning
    Whether you're a local government official, a business owner or an ordinary resident, these maps will give you the information you need to take precautionary measures and protect your property.
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  • Improving security and preparedness
    Identifying risk spots means a faster and more effective response to flood measures.
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New possibilities thanks to the Slovak Water Management Company (SVP):
SVP has recently made available updated flood hazard and risk maps for each municipal cadastre as part of the second cycle of flood risk management.

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