Start together with a paid pilot.
Confirm accuracy in numbers on your own water, and build your operators’ criteria into the alerts. The satellite and AI analysis is ready.
How it runs
A 12-month pilot in three stages.
An example plan. Duration and water bodies are agreed with you.
Pilot design
For example two bloom-prone dams and one intake: agree the pilot water bodies, connect monitoring stations, water levels and releases, and build your bloom procedures (intake depth, circulators, booms) into the alerts.
Bloom-season pilot
Compare forecasts with measurements every day from May to September. When anomalies appear, on-site verification data are provided.
Productisation
Pilot report and performance check, move to subscriptions per intake, and an API for your operating systems.
Pilot targets
Four numbers to verify officially.
≤ 10 µg/L
Chlorophyll-a mean absolute error
≥ 80%
Recall of alert-level warnings
≥ 70%
Hit rate of 3-day-ahead alerts
≥ 90%
Radar water detection accuracy (vs. water levels and field records)
What we prepare together
Ground truth and operating criteria.
The satellite and AI analysis is ready. A pilot brings in field ground truth (measurements, levels, operating records) and your operators’ decision criteria.
Measurements
Monitoring station and sampling data (last three years), water levels and releases.
Site data
Intake CCTV, algae boom and intake depth operating records.
Operator reviews
A monthly review with dam and plant operators to align alert levels and recommended actions.
Integration
An API specification for feeding alerts and grid data into integrated water management or digital twin systems.
What you get
What remains after the pilot.
Daily alerts and maps
Four-level bloom maps, five-driver status, 3–7-day alerts and spread paths.
Validation tables
Error, correlation, recall and F1 against measurements, per water body.
Pilot report
Verified performance and how your procedures were built in.
Carbon savings
Fewer sampling and patrol trips and savings in treatment chemicals and power, tallied per water body.
Subscription
Continue with subscriptions per intake.
Integration API
An API specification for your systems.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does a pilot cost?
It depends on the number of water bodies, duration and integration scope. We propose starting with a paid pilot and moving to a subscription once results are confirmed.
Can we start without all the data?
Yes. We start with public satellites and public measurements and add your data as it becomes available.
How many water bodies should a pilot include?
Around two bloom-prone dams and one intake is a good start, adjusted to your situation.
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.