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Fluxia

AI assistant for hydrological planning

Spain's river basin management plans, answered with sources.

For river basin authorities, public administrations, irrigation communities and consultancies working on water planning. Fluxia answers on the plans of Spain's 25 river basin districts, the one in force and the earlier cycles, and tells you which chapter, article or annex it is leaning on, so you can check it and take it into your report with the exact reference.

Designed in line with EU AI Act (Art. 50) GDPR

We measure the water and energy of every answer.

Coverage

Coverage by river basin district

The assistant covers the hydrological plans of the whole of Spain, basin by basin. Hover or tap one to see its photograph and which kinds of document it covers.

Kinds of document covered

  • Hydrological plan
  • Drought plan
  • Key Issues Scheme
  • Flood risk management plan
  • Technical annexes
  • Regulation

Basin photographs: Wikimedia Commons, freely licensed. See credits and authorship

25
river basin districts across Spain
Up to 4
planning cycles per district: the current one, earlier ones and the documents for the next

Workflow

From question to a verifiable answer

  1. 1

    Ask in your own words

    Write it the way you'd say it to a basin authority specialist. No forms, no dropdowns: the assistant works out which district you mean, and can also compare several at once.

  2. 2

    Get answers with sources

    It looks through the plans for what bears on your question, drafts from it, and shows you which part of the document each claim comes from. It reads the plan in force, unless you ask about an earlier cycle.

  3. 3

    Verify and decide

    The answer arrives with a confidence stamp: high, medium, or low. You open the sources, confirm the figure in the plan, and decide. The assistant informs; signing off is still your job.

Trust

Three guarantees

  • Citations you can open

    You don't have to take its word for it: the reference it cites opens right there, without leaving the conversation, and you can carry it straight into your technical reports.

  • Always identified as AI

    What you are reading was written by an AI, and the assistant says so, with its confidence level next to it, as the EU AI Act (Art. 50) asks.

  • Auditable and in your hands

    Every query is logged with its confidence level, so you can go back to it whenever you want. The technical call is still yours; the assistant only provides document context.

The agent in action

With the sources on the table

It retrieves, cites and verifies. The confidence level is there without looking for it, and the original passage is one click away.

Fluxia · assistant Illustrative demo
you

What minimum ecological flow does the Tagus plan set at Aranjuez?

Searching the plans… Drafting… Checking figures…
Fluxia high confidence

AI-generated response (AI Act Art. 50)

The Tagus plan sets a quarterly minimum flow at Aranjuez that rises in stages. From 1 January 2027 it ranges from 7.2 m³/s in summer to 10.4 m³/s in winter; 2026 has an intermediate step, from 7.0 to 9.1 m³/s.

you

Has the status of the Tagus natural rivers improved since the current plan?

Searching the plans… Drafting… Checking figures…
Fluxia high confidence

AI-generated response (AI Act Art. 50)

No. The current plan put 60.8% of the Tagus natural river water bodies in good status. The fourth cycle's initial documents place it at 56.7% in 2021 and 57.6% in 2022, against a 2027 target of 100%.

% in good status · natural rivers
Current plan 60.8%
2021 56.7%
2022 57.6%
you

What is the maximum annual volume transferable from the Tagus to the Segura?

Searching the plans… Drafting… Checking figures…
Fluxia medium confidence

AI-generated response (AI Act Art. 50)

The Tagus plan doesn't set that volume: the transfer has its own rules (Royal Decree 773/2014). What Royal Decree 35/2023, which approves the plan, does include is the mandate to update those rules to fit the new ecological flow regime.

you

How many litres will Tagus irrigation consume in 2050?

Searching the plans… Drafting… Checking figures…
Fluxia low confidence

AI-generated response (AI Act Art. 50)

I can't project consumption to 2050: the plans I can cite don't reach 2050. The current one sets irrigation demand for 2022, 2027 and 2039, and that I can cite.

Beyond the plan's horizon
Verifiable sources

Roadmap

From one basin to twenty-five

What is already running, and what comes next. No dates: the roadmap is written with the people who use it.

  1. Delivered

    Pilot on the Tagus river basin plan

    Ask in plain language and get back the specific article that backs it: the first district, end to end.

  2. Delivered

    All 25 Spanish river basin districts

    Ask about any basin in Spain from the same place, and the assistant makes clear which district it is talking about at any point.

  3. Delivered

    Earlier cycles, within reach

    Besides the plan in force, earlier cycles where the basin authorities publish them: every citation says which cycle it belongs to.

  4. In progress

    In-depth conversation over any document

    Going down into the detail of any planning document across the 25 districts and their cycles, annexes included.

  5. In progress

    Professional and academic profiles, with memory

    The assistant adapts to how you work and remembers your context between conversations.

  6. In progress

    Review and drafting mode for cycle 4

    From consulting plans to helping write them, with traceability intact.

  7. In progress

    And whatever comes next

    The route is set by the basin authorities and by the people using Fluxia every day.