ASTERRA

05/27/2026

Will you join us tomorrow!?

REGISTER: https://webinar.asterra.io/meeting/register?sessionId=1054702135

Satellite-based technology is transforming how dam and levee operators monitor asset health by enabling the early detection of hidden risks beneath the surface.

In this webinar, discover how one Texas water district is leveraging ASTERRA EarthWorks to strengthen dam safety. Learn how satellite-driven intelligence is helping teams detect early warning signs, increase efficiency, and make more informed decisions to safeguard critical infrastructure.

Experts leading the discussion:

➡️ Gary Eaton
Retired Director of Operations & Maintenance, San Diego County Water Authority | Executive VP of Operations, ASTERRA

➡️ John Stevens
North America Sales Manager, EarthWorks

➡️ Jonathan Lynch
Lead Engineer, Geotechnical Engineering

05/15/2026

Hidden infrastructure risks rarely start at the surface.

Join us for an upcoming webinar exploring how L‑band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is helping dam and levee operators identify early indicators of seepage, internal erosion, and other geotechnical risks before visible signs appear.

This session will highlight how satellite-based monitoring and AI-driven analytics are helping teams:

➡️ Detect subsurface soil moisture anomalies earlier
➡️ Prioritize inspections and field investigations more efficiently
➡️ Strengthen long-term infrastructure resilience
➡️ Improve operational decision-making across large, hard-to-access systems

The webinar will also feature a real-world case study from a Texas water district using satellite-driven monitoring to support dam safety and proactive risk management.

If you’re focused on dam safety, levee monitoring, infrastructure resilience, or asset management, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

👉 Register now: https://webinar.asterra.io/meeting/register?sessionId=1054702135

05/05/2026

Managing 276 miles of canals and potable water infrastructure with a small team requires smarter prioritization and stronger visibility across the system.

This is why Gulf Coast Water Authority - GCWA partnered with ASTERRA to take a more proactive approach. By identifying excessive soil moisture and hidden risk areas through non-invasive, satellite-based technology, their team can focus on specific areas of interest instead of driving 276 miles of canals searching for issues.

As Robert Upton, shared: “We believe in the technology, and we believe that it’s a good resource and a good tool in the toolbox.”

Watch the full video to see how GCWA is strengthening infrastructure resilience with ASTERRA EarthWorks. You can also connect with our team this week at the USSD Annual Conference to learn more.

👉 https://asterra.io/resources/customer-testimonial-gulf-coast-water-authority-leverages-asterra-satellite-solutions-for-dams-levees-monitoring/


U.S. Society on Dams

Gulf Coast Water Authority used ASTERRA’s satellite-based EarthWorks Dams & Levees solution to gain deeper insight into subsurface conditions across its canal system. In this customer testimonial, District Engineer Robert Upton shares how the data supported proactive infrastructure oversight and h...

04/30/2026

Wrapping up a great week at Texas Water!

Every year, this event is an ideal opportunity for to connect with utilities, partners, and industry leaders who are focused on solving one of the biggest challenges in water infrastructure: reducing non-revenue water and strengthening long-term system resilience.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to meet with the team, share insights, and talk about the future of smarter water management.

See you soon at the next American Water Works Association event!

Texas AWWA | Water Environment Association of Texas

04/22/2026

Lots of events on the calendar!

Next week, we’re heading to Texas Water. Stop by booth 1915 to talk to . Find out how satellite-based, AI-driven insights are helping utilities detect hidden leaks, prioritize repairs, and improve efficiency across large, complex systems.

We’ll also be sharing lessons from our work in New Mexico, where a statewide program is helping small and rural utilities reduce water loss. It’s a model designed to be replicated in other regions facing similar challenges, including across Texas.

🛰️ Schedule time with our team: https://asterra.io/contact-us/request-a-demo/

Keep an eye on social media this week to see more upcoming event attendance!

American Water Works Association | Texas AWWA
Water Environment Association of Texas

04/21/2026

ASTERRA is heading to IWA Water Loss in Rio!

Join us at booth 16 to connect with the team and see how satellite-based leak detection is helping utilities reduce water loss, improve efficiency, and strengthen system resilience.

Catch us and our partner presentations:

1️⃣ “An In-Depth Look into Different Types of Technologies within Satellite-Based Leak Detection”
Alan Boukai |

2️⃣ “Uso de la deteccion satelital para la recuperacion de caudal ANC enfocada en la sostenibilidad financiera en empresas prestadoras de servicio de agua potable y drenaje”
Carolina P V | Luis Enrique Aguilar Suárez | Integrored Suolet

3️⃣ "Reducing Water Loss through Satellite Leak Detection: A Joint Initiative of Seven Water Utilities in the Algarve (Portugal)"
Eduardo Rodrigues | Fábio Albuquerque Inácio | Águasistemas, Lda.

Whether you're exploring new approaches to reduce NRW or looking to scale impact across your system, we’d love to connect.

👉 Visit our booth
👉 Attend our sessions
👉 Schedule time with our team: [email protected]

See you in Rio!

International Water Association

04/14/2026

Drought conditions are putting increasing pressure on water systems, especially for smaller utilities. But with the right approach, even small systems can deliver big results.

Join and WaterWorld for an upcoming webinar featuring the City of Santa Clara, Utah. Learn how they uncovered 48 hidden leaks using satellite-guided detection to improve efficiency and reduce water loss.

What you’ll learn:
➡️ How satellite technology helps reduce non-revenue water in drought-stressed regions
➡️ Why integrating advanced technology with traditional leak detecion methods increases efficiency and accuracy
➡️ How smaller systems can achieve meaningful impact when they combine the right tools and operational partnerships

📅 April 22, 2026
🕒 12:00 PM ET | 11:00 AM CT | 9:00 AM PT

If you’re focused on reducing water loss, managing costs, and strengthening resilience, this session is for you.

👉 Register and join us: https://www.waterworld.com/webinars/webinar/55366316/small-system-big-impact-how-santa-clara-ut-achieved-exceptional-water-loss-reduction-during-drought

McKim & Creed | Santa Clara City

03/30/2026

In case you haven’t heard, ASTERRA CEO, James Perry was recognized as one of ENR’s Top 25 Newsmakers of 2025!

We’re honored to be recognized by Engineering News-Record alongside so many leaders on a global scale. This award reflects true collaboration. We're grateful to our customers, team ASTERRA, our partners, and the experts in the field who convert engineering into action every day.

A huge thank you to ENR and senior editor, Pam McFarland for telling our story and highlighting the impactful work happening in New Mexico.

Congratulations to our fellow newsmakers!

Read more: https://www.enr.com/articles/62362-james-perry-executive-focuses-on-scaling-an-innovative-water-saving-firm-to-new-heights

New Mexico Environment Department | The Water Entrepreneur Podcast | McKim & Creed

03/25/2026

If this isn't on your calendar yet, now is the time!

Register 👉 https://news.awwa.org/4rQkuLC

We're bringing together industry leaders to share how utilities are improving leak detection efficiency. Hear directly from the City of Duncanville, Texas how satellite-based, AI-driven insights help field crews focus on areas of interest to find leaks faster, accelerate repairs, and reduce NRW.

See you on March 31st!

American Water Works Association

What are traditional leak detection approaches lacking? The ability to assess system-wide priorities.

That is where AI, combined with satellite technology, can come in.

These technologies have been proven to detect potable water leaks up to 10 feet underground across areas of up to 1,000 square miles. Advanced satellite technology and AI have helped utilities, governments, and industries detect underground leaks, assess soil moisture, and manage water and wastewater systems more efficiently. Join the expert panel from the City of Duncanville, Texas, and ASTERRA to learn how to detect leaks and reduce non-revenue water (NRW) across your entire system to improve inspections, enhance safety, and support long-term asset management.

Using AI + Satellite Technology to Reduce NRW and Monitor Critical Infrastructure Assets at Scale
FREE Sponsored Webinar, Presented by ASTERRA

📅 Date: March 31
🕚 Time: 11:00 a.m. MT
🔗 Register: https://news.awwa.org/4rQkuLC

AWWA provides Certificates of Completion for full webinar attendance. Credit eligibility varies; please check with your licensing agency.

03/20/2026

Serving more than 11.5 million people, Buenos Aires' water network is vast, complex, and under pressure. With nearly 40% non-revenue water across 23,000 km of pipelines, traditional leak detection methods alone were no longer enough.

By partnering with ASTERRA and deploying satellite-based leak detection, AySA S.A. shifted to a more proactive, data-driven approach.

🛰️ 11,500 leaks identified and repaired in 12 months
💧 Millions of liters of water saved
👷‍♀️ Faster detection and repair cycles

Read the full case study: https://asterra.io/resources/enhancing-water-efficiency-and-sustainability-in-argentina/

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Serving over 11.5 million people across Buenos Aires, AySA faced a complex 23,000 km pipeline network and nearly 40% non-revenue water. Traditional leak detection methods were no longer enough. By partnering with ASTERRA and deploying satellite-based leak detection using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SA...