Where field networks are thin, satellites come first.
Registering a water body is all it takes to apply BASIN to dams and drinking water sources abroad. Free public satellites keep costs almost flat as you add water bodies.
Who it serves
Water management with few field sensors.
Dam operators in Southeast and Central Asia, water development cooperation (ODA) projects, and drinking-water bloom (HAB) management in Europe and the US.
Dam operators abroad
Dams and reservoirs in Southeast and Central Asia with limited field networks.
Water ODA
Water management projects of development agencies such as KOICA and ADB.
HAB management
Harmful algal bloom management for drinking water in Europe and the US.
With BASIN
Start by registering the water body.
No need to deploy equipment first. Screen the whole water body from space, then confirm accuracy with automatic validation as local measurements become available.
- Free public satellites (Sentinel-1/2, Landsat)
- Works by registering the water body
- Automatic comparison and correction with local data
- Korean and English interface
Market
A growing water monitoring market.
The global water quality monitoring systems market is projected to grow from USD 5.67 billion in 2024 to USD 8.55 billion in 2030, about 7.2% a year (Grand View Research).
USD 5.67 bn
Global water quality monitoring systems market, 2024
USD 8.55 bn
Projected for 2030
7.2% / year
Projected annual growth
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do we start with a water body abroad?
Register the area on the map and the first analysis can start from public satellite data. Local measurements, if any, are used for automatic validation.
Do you support local languages?
We currently work in Korean and English. Other languages can be prepared with a partner.
How can BASIN join an ODA project?
We see BASIN covering the satellite monitoring part of water management ODA projects, agreed project by project.
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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.