- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Geospatial/GIS forecast layers (interactive map of fairway per reach), tabular time series and model-output grids; delivered inside a licensed web platform with a federated data architecture
- Volume
- Daily-updated station series at named Danube monitoring points (Lom, Svishtov, Silistra in the deployed Bulgarian case), discharge forecasts at eight Danube hydrometric points, reach-level fairway forecasts for three critical Danube segments, three forecast horizons per point per run from multiple ensemble models, plus integrated satellite imagery and meteorological layers. Modest in absolute size, high in fusion depth and model-provenance richness.
- Users
- Tens of institutional seats, not consumers (a licence-per-organisation model with login-gated functionality; documented deployments are the Bulgarian Danube authority plus dam and water-manager clients, so seat counts are small by design)
- History
- not stated
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — presented Danube fairway forecasting at the Danube Water Forum 2026, placed third at the SCION Accelerator Demo Day in May 2026, and running a multi-year operational deployment with the Bulgarian Danube navigation authority; site media current into late 2025
- Launched
- ISME-HYDRO est. 2021-2023 as a standalone product (about and case-study pages describe it as an established platform funded partly by ESA PECS Bulgaria, and a five-year collaboration with the Bulgarian Danube authority is documented); Mozaika as a company predates it, with earliest site media from 2019
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated