A satellite AI platform for early algal bloom response.

From water surface watch to bloom concentration, the five drivers, early warning, AI forecasts and automatic validation: the whole bloom response on one screen.

Specification

Data, method, revisit and output

BASIN uses free public satellites and public monitoring data, so costs hardly grow as you add water bodies.

FeatureData & methodResolution & updateOutput
Water surface & flood watchSentinel-1 GRD (VV), Lee filter + threshold, vs. historical median10 m, 6–12 days (any weather, day or night)Permanent water, new water (possible flooding), dry cells
Algal bloom mapSentinel-2 L2A red-edge (NDCI) chlorophyll-a estimate10 m, about 5 daysFour-level map (clear, watch, alert, bloom), scene trend
Five bloom driversTemperature (Landsat), N and P (measured first, else satellite proxy), sunlight and weather, residence time from flow30 m, dailyStatus table per water body
Early warningFive-driver growth-rate model + weather forecastDaily, 3–7 days aheadAlert level by date, recommended actions
Spread pathWind drift + river flow inside the water maskD+1 to D+7Spread map, main direction, intake arrival date
AI time-series forecastGoogle TimesFM + two-year satellite series and five drivers7/14/30 days, 100–500 m gridRange (p10–p90), bloom probability, first “watch” date
Automatic validationAgainst monitoring data (chlorophyll, TN, TP, temperature)Whenever new data arriveError, correlation, recall, F1 table (CSV)

Operations

Runs in a browser, with no equipment.

1–2 min

First analysis of one water body

Auto update

Recalculated when a new satellite scene arrives

0 devices

Installed on site

Dozens

Water bodies watched at once on a single server

Operating figures come from our own pilot water bodies. Accuracy will be verified officially in a pilot.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does the BASIN platform include?

Six features: water surface and flood watch, algal bloom map, five bloom drivers, early warning and spread paths, AI time-series forecasts and automatic validation, all connected on one screen.

Do I need to install anything?

No. BASIN runs in a web browser and needs no equipment on site.

Which satellites does it use?

Free public satellites such as Sentinel-1 (radar), Sentinel-2 (optical) and Landsat (surface temperature), combined with public water quality, weather and flow data.

Work with us

Start with a satellite screening of your water.

We screen your reservoirs and intakes from public satellite data first, then compare the results with your own field measurements. No equipment needs to be installed.