We work on solar projects, climate change, land and water resources management and planning, agriculture, and facilitation services. We develop models using established tools, data science, AI and satellite imagery applications to solve land, energy and water management challenges.


























Crop mapping in California
Irrigated Agriculture is the largest human user of water
Satellite remote sensing can fill critical data gaps on crop id, growth and water use Read more
Rain-fed agriculture on small farms less than 2-10 acres cover 80% of cropland
Rain-fed agriculture on small farms less than 2-10 acres cover 80% of cropland
...providing subsistence farming livelihoods to millions around the world
Small irrigation ponds are called ‘tanks’ in south Asia
Small irrigation ponds are called ‘tanks’ in south Asia
..providing irrigation water, and important ecosystem service...
..wildlife habitat, winter migratory birds, and flow regulation










Array used for pumping irrigation drainage water, Sacramento
Design and feasibility studies
Design and siting of arrays
Energy Modelling




























With 250,000 acres of farmland, agricultural management is a big part of this county’s sustainability plan
We are using integrated groundwater and surface water models to inform land and water management for the next 50 years
Urban water management is a major challenge in big cities like Bengaluru, India
Which gets some of its water from the Kaveri River a 100km away
And the rest from tens of thousands of private wells
This project mapped 2 years of groundwater levels in 150 locations in the city...
Producing maps and a water budget for the city at neighborhood scale for the first time. Read more
Applications






January 22, 2025
Radar imagery provides a convenient way to map inundated areas, because of it’s ability to penetrate cloud cover.
February 12, 2025
Here is another application of the use of Sentinel-1 satellite radar imagery. This application estimates the intermittent flooding up of managed wetlands in the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area.
March 19, 2026
Growing our food consumes plenty of water – globally 70% of human uses of water. Choices in what food we eat have tremdous impact on our planet’s land and water resources, and on our human health.