Vieux - AEM

Areas of focus

Vieux’s decision-support tools help public and private teams connect with hydrometeorological modeling and real-time data for their service area.

solution

Stormwater & flood management

Vieux provides accurate precipitation forecasts and reliable rainfall data, even for areas between gauges, allowing for high-accuracy impact modeling.

Vieux brand impact

30 +

years turning satellite & radar data into insights

5B +

dollars worth of infrastructure protected

10M +

citizens protected through monitoring

Core products & services

Gauge Adjusted Radar Rainfall (GARR)

High-accuracy precipitation measurement validated by two independent radar networks
Real-time stormwater data and sampling to support early flood warning
Pre- and post-event modeling for response optimization & ongoing study

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Quantitative precipitation forecasts

High-accuracy forecasts tailored to a specific hyperlocal area’s weather & topography
Short- and long-term forecasts with a high degree of accuracy up to 7 days
Clear visual representation of precipitation location, intensity, and volume

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Flood management & early warning

Area mapping to identify and assess flood threats for increased resilience
Flood damage and impact modeling for past and potential future events
Flood replay and automated report generation for ongoing data study

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Water resource management

Reservoir and dam monitoring tools to support hydroelectric operations
“What-if” scenario testing to enable proactive planning and policy development
Real-time level and flow monitoring to maximize operational awareness

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Gauge Adjusted Radar Rainfall (GARR)

Quantitative precipitation forecasts

Flood management & early warning

Water resource management

I commend Vieux & Assoicates for their innovative work on our long-running early flood detection and warning program that serves the seven-county Denver/Boulder metropolitan area. Their trusted team of professionals is highly competent and quick to respond whenever special needs arise.”

- Kevin S.

Flood Warning & Information Services Manager, Mile High Flood District

We needed access to radar rainfall for use in reservoir inflow forecasting and gate operations and have been very pleased with their services. Vieux is responsive and detail-oriented. In short, they deliver what they promise and more.”

- Phil Thompson

Professional Engineer & Plant Manager, Ameren Missouri

Our team can help you get started on the road to hydrometeorological awareness and weather safety. During your discovery with one of our specialists, you’ll…

Review and assess your current approach
Identify solutions leading teams in your space are using
Map a personalized, scalable path toward growth & improvement

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Top insights & stories from Vieux & Associates

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Four Principles for Developing a Flood Warning System

Learn our four-step framework for increasing flood awareness and resilience

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Gauge-Adjusted Radar Rainfall (GARR)

See benefits of using GARR to increase rainfall measurement accuracy

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Vieux client portals & dashboards

Vieux’s personalized dashboards and portals allow clients to review their real-time and historic rainfall and hydrological data in a highly visual way.

If you’re a current customer with a Vieux Information Platform (VIP) account or stormwater forecast control panel, you can access your data here.

Brand history

Vieux & Associates is based in Norman, Oklahoma and was founded in 1992 by a team of engineers and environmental scientists. Working together, the Vieux team made several breakthroughs in the field of geographic information system mapping (GIS) and were early adopters of radar for storm insights.

In 2018, Vieux & Associates became part of the AEM portfolio, joining their frequent collaborators at OneRain and High Sierra, as well as several others, to increase awareness of their difference-making solutions and help communities increase resilience in the face of increasing severe weather.