Elegant Geospatial Solutions for a Changing World

Rezatec simplifies geospatial analysis and complex data science, helping manage risk for hard-to-reach assets. By integrating diverse datasets and harnessing satellite data, it generates valuable insights, presenting them in a clear, actionable way to support daily operations—making advanced data science both accessible and practical. 

Optimizing Asset Management with Data-Driven Insights 

Rezatec’s solutions are used by dam operators, utility leaders and forest managers to better prioritize their teams and focus them on what matters. User-friendly software and clear data visualization deliver new asset insights, enhanced by geospatial data and advanced analytics to: 

  • Detect Issues Early
  • Reduce Operational Risk
  • Enhance Decision Making
  • Optimize Maintenance
  • Ensure Compliance
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Dam Safety Operations

Maintaining dam condition and emergency preparedness is becoming more challenging with increasingly extreme and changeable weather patterns. Rezatec’s Dam Monitoring solution collates all dam data in a single location and facilitates easy comparison. Rezatec enhances that with satellite-derived data to monitor the structural integrity and seepage issues across the whole site and with historic and ongoing data refreshes to ensure issues can be spotted ahead of time. The platform supports a riskbased approach and helps organise and output data easily to support effective reporting. 

Water System Management

With water availability a challenge around the world, leakage reduction and effective replacement plans are becoming increasingly important. The Partnership for Safe Water, endorsed by AWWA, recommends 15 breaks per 100 miles of pipe per year as an optimal standard, and IWA recommends a burst frequency index of 13 bursts per 100km of mains per year. Rezatec’s Pipeline Risk highlights the pipes with the highest likelihood of failure to increase utilities leak detection rates by 5x on average. 

Forest Monitoring

The change in our climate means forest assets are facing increasing threat from storms, fires, pests and disease. For growers, purchasers and investors, understanding the impact on the wood basket of harvesting activity or unplanned events is key. It ensures accurate prediction and preservation of return on investment and ability to address problems quickly to minimise losses. Rezatec’s Forest Monitoring solution provides frequent insights that are accurate across entire forests in a more scalable way than boots on the ground or aerial surveys. 

Discover the Power of Geospatial Analytics

Unlock the potential of your data with Rezatec’s cutting-edge geospatial solutions. Our team of experts is ready to help you transform your operations and achieve greater efficiency and resilience.

Testimonials

The technology, allows us to prioritize both repairs and instrumentation where it is needed, as it is not feasible or cost effective to instrument the full length of all high hazard dams.

James W. Gallagher

Chief Engineer of the Dam Bureau, New Hampshire Dept of Environmental Services

Drones just can’t achieve the millimetric accuracy of satellite data. Our comparisons showed drones pick up 20 to 30 millimeters; whereas satellite data detects movement of 1 to 2 millimeters. That’s hugely significant.

Daniel Turnbull

Dam Safety Engineer, Hunter Water

I was proud to lead this project and bring AI/ML solutions to WaterOne in an effort to advance our asset management and infrastructure planning programs. Rezatec was the ideal vendor for this pilot program and I’m pleased to say it was a resounding success!

Jason Beyer

GIS Lead, Distribution Engineering, WaterOne

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Rezatec’s geospatial analytics: Predicting risk of failure to drive proactive water network management

Rezatec’s Geospatial Analytics platform uses artificial intelligence (AI) analytics and satellite, environmental, and historic network data to help water utilities predict the sections of pipeline networks that are most likely to fail with unprecedented accuracy,...

WaterOne: Validating the accuracy of geospatial analytics

Overview Founded in 1957 as an independent, non-profit public water utility, WaterOne is the largest utility in Kansas, serving 17 cities across Johnson County. With a mission to provide a safe, reliable, high-quality water supply with exceptional service and value,...

Camilla Braithwaite on RIDM: Taking the ‘Risk’ Out of Risk Management

When it comes to dam safety, adding greater layers of risk assessment and management using the RIDM approach to identify and analyze potential failure modes and reduce the overall risk of dam failure is undeniably a good thing. But, as dam operators and their...

National Trust adopts Rezatec’s geospatial analytics to optimise landscape recovery at scale

The National Trust, Europe’s largest conservation charity, is working with leading geospatial anaIytics company, Rezatec, to remotely establish a baseline of hydro-morphological, ecological, soil and carbon characteristics to support project planning and underpin...

Eden Prairie: Driving water distribution network improvements with geospatial analytics

Overview The City of Eden Prairie sits 12 miles southwest of downtown Minneapolis in the State of Minnesota, United States. With a population growing to just over 64,000, the City has been recognized as a great place to work and raise a family for many years and is...

Bella Vista Property Owners Association: at the forefront of dam safety

Overview First established in 1917 as a summer private resort destination and in 2008 as a city, Bella Vista in Benton County, Arkansas, offers some of the finest fishing, boating and outdoor recreation experience in the region. With 36,000 acres of rolling hills,...

Spokane : leading the charge on building regulatory and investment confidence

Overview Situated in eastern Washington state, the Upriver Hydroelectric Dam on the Spokane River is owned and operated by the City of Spokane’s Water Department. The original Upriver Dam was built in 1894 and a new concrete dam replaced the old wooden one in 1936 ....

New Hampshire Dept of Environmental Services

Overview New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services’ (NHDES) Dam Bureau is responsible for the safety, monitoring, maintenance, and repair of around 300 state-owned dams. In total, there are around 2,600 dams spread across the US state of New...

Italian utility AdF adopts geospatial analytics tools to boost performance, including improving leak detection and prevention

Overview Acquedotto del Fiora SpA (AdF) is Tuscany’s largest water company in terms of the size of its network, which covers 55 municipalities, including all 28 in the province of Grosseto and 27 in the province of Siena. With many water treatment and distribution...

SJWD: Using geospatial analytics to help improve dam safety in South Carolina

Overview SJWD Water District is a public water utility located in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. Created in 1956, the organisation owns five dams. Four of these structures are considered high hazard with significant consequences and high potential for loss of...

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