Perils releases European flood satellite pictures
Zurich-based independent catastrophe data company Perils has released satellite-based 'flood footprints' for the ongoing floods in Central Europe which are affecting mainly Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic.
The images, which Perils will update over the duration of the floods, are based on radar and optical satellite data, and cover the Danube and Vltava-Elbe river basins.
The Danube is especially high at
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