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James Perry has spearheaded growth with water-saving projects in sixty countries since joining ASTERRA.
Yuval Lorig was promoted to vice president of research and development at ASTERRA.
Pazit Malchi Bodesky will work to scale up growth for ASTERRA.
ASTERRA specializes in the use of satellite data for water and infrastructure solutions.
ASTERRA's leadership is focused on solving critical problems of the world and driving strong growth.
James Perry was promoted to executive vice president at ASTERRA.
ASTERRA's Earth monitoring SAR capabilities and disruptive innovation has saved significant lost water and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
ASTERRA’s MasterPlan, Recover, and EarthWorks products use polarimetric synthetic aperture radar (PolSAR) from space-based satellites to observe subsurface soil moisture content on Earth.
ASTERRA will exhibit at GEOINT 2022 at booth 537.
ASTERRA, formerly Utilis, will participate at the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (GEOINT) Symposium from 2022-04-24 through 2022-04-27.
ASTERRA works with partners whose technology, mission, and values complement ASTERRA’s and will be actively seeking new partners at GEOINT to provide total customer solutions.
ASTERRA products use synthetic aperture radar from space-based satellites and a patented artificial intelligence-powered algorithm to determine locations of subsurface moisture.
Since 2017, the ASTERRA Recover product has saved over 169,280 million gallons of potable water.
Under an agreement with ASTERRA, East Bay Municipal Utility District will receive intelligence on the location and type of water leaks using ASTERRA’s technologies.
ASTERRA will deliver information on subterranean points of interest using satellite and aircraft-based synthetic aperture radar, artificial intelligence, field training, and reports.
The leak reductions achieved by New Braunfels Utilities using ASTERRA Recover amount to a cost savings of $609,992 and a 204% return on investment.
A short pilot program using ASTERRA Recover detected 229 leaks in 2019.