ASTERRA, a division of Utilis, is a geospatial and Earth observation company that utilizes satellite-based technology to provide insights beneath the Earth's surface. They are known for their leak detection and infrastructure assessment solutions for water utilities, government agencies, and various industries. ASTERRA uses synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data, patented algorithms, and AI to detect leaks, assess pipes, and locate moisture, helping to save water and energy. Their partners include organizations that help customers understand and solve data-related challenges.
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Asterra’s technology has avoided 1.65 million short tons of carbon dioxide emissions globally.
Asterra’s technology has helped identify more than 200,000 leaks globally.
INTEGRORED is Asterra’s Latin American partner.
Asterra reports more than 600 utility and government customers worldwide.
Asterra’s technology has saved 2.3 terawatt-hours of energy globally.
Asterra’s technology has recovered approximately 1.08 trillion gallons of water globally.
Asterra is a San Diego-based firm that uses satellite data and artificial intelligence to detect underground leaks.
Asterra’s satellite-based approach is designed to help utilities detect hidden underground leaks across large networks without block-by-block field sweeps.
SUEZ and ASTERRA’s combined efforts have reduced carbon emissions by 23,128 metric tons in the United Kingdom.
Since 2017, SUEZ and ASTERRA have worked together to serve nearly every water utility in the United Kingdom.
ASTERRA's pilot project with ACME Lithium produced ACME Lithium's highest lithium values to date and identified approximately twice as many likely lithium locations above 100 ppm compared with traditional geochemistry exploration methods.
Since January 2023, ACME Lithium and ASTERRA have collaborated under a teaming agreement to utilize ASTERRA’s Synthetic Aperture Radar solution to locate subsurface minerals.
Asterra sources synthetic aperture radar data from Japan’s Advanced Land Observing Satellite-2 (ALOS-2) and the Saocom 1A and 1B radar spacecraft that Argentina operates jointly with Italy.
Asterra is in advanced talks about ordering a satellite that could be deployed in 2025 or 2026.
ASTERRA’s satellite-based technology produced a large number of locations with lithium values above 100 parts per million in Fish Lake Valley, Nevada.
ASTERRA’s satellite-based PolSAR technology provides a method to identify lithium targets before investing in costlier ground exploration.
ASTERRA will provide EarthWorks and other products based on analytics derived from L-band Polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar (PolSAR) satellite data and a patented algorithm.
ASTERRA filed a patent on advancements in using polarimetric synthetic aperture radar (PolSAR)-based technology for lithium exploration.
ASTERRA will provide products and services based on analytics derived from Polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar (PolSAR) satellite data with a focus on ASTERRA EarthWorks for infrastructure monitoring.
ASTERRA executed a teaming agreement with Orbital Insight to jointly provide remote sensing analytics to water utilities, infrastructure organizations, and other industries.