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Update to the Historical Flood Events layer
Canada’s flood record deepens with 123 new events added to the interactive map.
Are you interested in historic flood events? NRCan team publishes Historical Flood Events Data Layer
To predict future floods, we must first understand where and how they occurred before.
New LiDAR Point Clouds product: Canada as you've never seen it before!
High-resolution lidar point clouds enable advanced analyses across diverse fields and applications.
The Historical Flood Events layer now includes new precipitation statistics
Integrating heavy rainfall data to better understand the conditions that lead to flood events.
A sky-high milestone achieved: over a million square kilometres of elevation data now available!
Canada’s 4 main elevation data products now offer more coverage and improved access.
The High Resolution Digital Elevation Model product is changing.
Improved usability and optimized maintenance starting June 19th, 2024.
Significant increase in Elevation Data Coverage!
A 32% increase to Canada’s elevation coverage, with updates to four key analysis-ready data products.
Unveiling the new Canadian Hydrospatial Network: high-resolution and analysis-ready
Canada’s new high-res, elevation-aligned data for better hydrological modelling.
New major flood events now available on the Historical Flood Events layer
Explore over 7,400 recorded flood events in Canada, dating as far back as 1696.
Learn how to engage Indigenous communities in flood mapping projects
New guidelines support respectful, informed collaboration with Indigenous communities in flood mapping projects.