Decision context first
The analytical scope begins with the territory, the risk and the decision your team needs to improve.
Predictive water intelligence
Powering your territory through deep data analytics.
Acquora turns satellite, environmental and territorial data into decision-ready intelligence for critical infrastructure, renewable energy, environmental monitoring and agriculture.
Strategic insights, effective decisions
Partnerships & alliances
One signal. Two responsibilities.
The same data signal serves both decision-making and auditing.
La misma señal de datos sirve para decidir y para auditar.
The Acquora method
A structure for water intelligence that begins with your decision.
We do not begin with a dashboard. We begin by defining the territory, the decision and the evidence your team must be able to defend.
Define your territory- 01
Observe
Capture non-invasive satellite, environmental and territorial signals for the area that matters to the client.
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Integrate
Bring the relevant data layers, dates and spatial context into one systematic analytical structure.
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Interpret
Turn patterns and changes into evidence tied to an operational, environmental or strategic question.
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Decide & verify
Use the same evidence chain to act, explain the decision and review what changed over time.
Why Acquora
Intelligence becomes valuable when evidence, action and accountability stay connected.
Our role is to reduce the distance between a territorial signal and the decision it must support—without losing the evidence needed to revisit that decision later.
One evidence chain
The signal used to prioritize action remains connected to the source, period and territorial context used to explain it.
Non-invasive coverage
Remote observation expands the operating picture without making every first answer depend on new field intervention.
Repeatable over time
A systematic structure makes it possible to compare change and maintain continuity beyond a one-off analysis.
Current product facts
Capacity we can state today.
Measured client outcomes will be published only with their baseline, scope, period and source.
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- data layers in the current analytical structure
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- specialized operating contexts
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- shared evidence chain for decisions and review
What Acquora observes
Different views of the territory, brought together in one clear reading.
Behind the scenes, Acquora combines the information needed for each analysis. You receive the findings that matter for the decision—not a catalogue of technical inputs.
What your team can understand
WaterWhere moisture, extent or availability may be changing
VegetationHow condition and seasonal response evolve
Surface & terrainWhat the land context reveals around an operation
Change over timeWhere conditions differ enough to deserve attention
Non invasive
13 layers of data
Automatic integration
Systematic analysis
Operational decisions
Prioritized signals linked to action
Scalable coverage
Expand monitoring without multiplying manual effort
Representative workflows
From a product capability to a question your team already has.
These examples describe how Acquora can be applied. Every engagement begins with a defined territory, observation period and operational question.
Critical infrastructure
Monitor change around assets and operating areas.
Bring repeated observations and territorial context together to prioritize where technical review is most valuable.
Environmental monitoring
Follow water, vegetation and pressure signals through time.
Compare multiple indicators in one evidence structure and preserve the context behind each observation.
Agriculture
Understand crop and water conditions across a territory.
Use repeatable remote signals to guide field attention and support seasonal comparison at a larger scale.
Renewable energy
Monitor renewable energy assets and green hydrogen projects.
Bring territorial, environmental and infrastructure conditions together to support planning, monitoring and operational decisions.
Evidence before claims
Every future case should be reproducible enough to review.
- SourceWhich signals and datasets were used.
- ScopeWhich boundary, period and decision were assessed.
- MethodHow observations became an indicator or priority.
- OutcomeWhat was decided, monitored or independently validated.
External validation
Recognised by institutions. Covered by specialist media.
Acquora's work has been recognised across space technology, entrepreneurship and applied water intelligence. These references link to the original publication or issuing institution.
Telespazio & Leonardo
#T-TeC Prototype winner
The prototype behind Acquora won first place in the Prototype category and received a special mention for sustainability.View sourceSeraphim Space
Accelerator Fellow
Acquora joined Seraphim Space's 13-week accelerator as the first Fellow supported through its partnership with Telespazio.View sourceStart-Up Chile by Corfo
The Most Innovative
Acquora received the Most Innovative recognition at the BIG 11 Demo Day, focused on AI solutions for strategic industries.View sourceGrey · UpGreyedHer
Top 20 finalist
Founder and CEO Ada Guelfand was selected among the 20 finalists of UpGreyedHer, a programme recognising women founders.View sourceSelected coverage
Acquora in the media
A curated record of profiles, interviews and institutional reporting.
The Chilean startup managing mining waters from space
A profile of Acquora's satellite, multispectral and machine-learning approach to water management in mining.
Read originalTailings as a critical operation for safety and sustainability
An interview with Ada Guelfand on water intelligence, tailings and the role of advanced analytics in mining.
Read originalReimagining mine-water management from space
Sector coverage of Acquora's remote-observation model and its application to critical mining operations.
Read originalA collaboration for intelligent water management
An institutional agreement to advance projects using satellite data, environmental information and applied AI.
Read originalRecognition at Start-Up Chile Demo Day
Coverage of the BIG 11 Demo Day, where Acquora was recognised as the event's Most Innovative startup.
Read originalBetter decisions before food loss reaches the shelf
Acquora is presented as a water-intelligence example for anticipating agricultural and food-supply risks.
Read originalFrequently asked questions
Clear enough to decide. Responsible enough to protect.
We explain what the service does, what your team receives and where its limits are. The proprietary system behind the analysis remains protected.
Have a different question? Tell us about your project.What does Acquora deliver?
Acquora turns territorial and environmental observations into a decision-ready view: maps, indicators, comparisons and priorities tailored to the question agreed with your team. The exact deliverables are defined in each proposal.
Which types of projects are a good fit?
Acquora is designed for decisions involving critical infrastructure, environmental monitoring, agriculture, renewable energy and green hydrogen. The best starting point is a clearly defined territory, time period and operational question.
What information do you need from us?
For an initial assessment, we need the area of interest, the decision or risk you want to understand, the relevant observation period and any context your team can safely share. A finished technical specification is not required.
Does Acquora replace field inspections?
No. Acquora helps teams prioritize where and when closer review may be valuable. Field verification, engineering studies and legally required assessments remain essential whenever the decision calls for them.
Can the results be explained and reviewed?
Yes. We document the scope, relevant evidence, assumptions, limitations and interpretation behind each deliverable so your team can assess its proper use. Proprietary models, internal configurations and analytical weighting remain confidential.
Can we monitor changes over time?
Yes, when the area, question and available observations support it. The time range, comparison points and monitoring frequency are agreed during scoping so the service remains useful and realistic.
How is information submitted through the website handled?
We request only the information needed to evaluate and follow up on a quotation. Unsuccessful requests are scheduled for deletion after 90 days, while information tied to an active business relationship may be retained for that relationship and applicable obligations.
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No. The form starts a fit and scoping conversation. Work, timing and price are confirmed separately in a proposal before any service begins.
Inside the operating picture