From flood detection to decision-grade output
How it works?
Step 1: Intake
Typical inputs include:
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Flood alerts or candidate detections
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Flood extent outputs or polygons
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Defined time windows and priority levels
Each item is logged, time-stamped, and tracked against a defined SLA.
Flood alerts, AOIs, or candidate events are securely submitted into TerraVerdict’s verification queue.
Step 2: Human Verification
Verification focuses on:
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Whether flooding occurred within the AOI
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Whether timing aligns with the claimed window
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Whether extent outputs are materially accurate
Each event is assigned an initial verdict:
Confirmed · Rejected · Uncertain, with confidence scoring.
Trained analysts review each event using hazard-specific verification rubrics.
Step 3: QA & Adjudication
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A subset of events undergo dual review
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Disagreements are automatically flagged
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Escalations are resolved by senior reviewers or domain leads
This ensures consistency across analysts and prevents silent drift during high-volume periods.
Not all events are clear-cut. That’s expected, and designed for.
Step 4: Delivery Under SLA
Verified outputs are returned in structured formats designed for operational use.
Clients receive:
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Verified Flood Event Cards
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Evidence Packs (where required)
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SLA and volume tracking
All outputs are delivered within agreed turnaround windows, including surge conditions.
Step 5: Feedback Loop
Verification is not a dead end.
Recurring insights are shared with product, data, or ML teams to help:
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Identify systematic failure modes
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Understand edge cases and uncertainty patterns
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Improve reliability without retraining models
This feedback is structured, optional, and aligned to your internal workflows.
Why this scales?
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A small expert bench defines standards and rubrics
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Scalable analyst pods execute consistently
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Continuous calibration maintains quality as volume spikes
This allows TerraVerdict to absorb flood-week surges without compromising reliability.
What we are not?
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We do not retrain models
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We do not replace your platform
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We do not act as a black box
TerraVerdict exists to make automated flood intelligence usable in high-stakes decisions, nothing more, nothing less.