CTSS Episode 7: StormSensor
Helping cities forecast the risks of catastrophic storms and floods
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StormSensor is a Seattle-based startup that works with cities to provide them with real-time insights around their storm, sewer and coastal infrastructure. By providing visibility and forecasting around how water is moving through cities, StormSensor enables communities to adapt to rising sea-levels and the risks of catastrophic storms and floods. CEO & Founder Erin Rothman walks me through a company overview, and how her team is helping communities become more resilient in the face of climate change.
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Synopsis
Mission: Helping communities adapt to the rising risk of catastrophic storms and floods by providing real-time data and forecasting.
Team: Erin K. Rothman (CEO & Founder) et al. (10 FTE)
Product: Centralized water flow data, analytics and forecasting, powered by a network of sensors, that helps cities manage the risks of floods and storms.
Traction: Operating in numerous cities across the U.S. (customers include Jersey City, Memphis, Detroit, Norfolk, & Boston Water, et al.); raised a $2MM seed round in 2020.
Websites: StormSensor; LinkedIn