Unify watershed geography, precipitation, streamflow, drainage, and field observations to support better water-resource and flood-context workflows.
Watershed teams must connect scattered gauge readings, storm conditions, drainage networks and field photos. Disconnected inputs make it difficult to see what changed and which observations need verification.
Build a common spatial record for watershed monitoring, field inspections and careful human interpretation of hydrologic change.
Concept / early researchA focused domain module on the shared TerraSatch platform. Satchy connects information, people, and reviewable actions.
Organize basins, drainage networks, terrain and relevant GIS layers.
PlannedConnect trusted observation feeds with timestamps and quality indicators.
Integration designCapture photo-linked water and drainage observations.
PlannedRelate rainfall and topography to locations needing inspection.
ResearchCompare readings with previous records while showing data gaps.
PlannedSupport handoffs and source-linked summaries for technical review.
PlannedUnify watershed geography, precipitation, streamflow, drainage, and field observations to support better water-resource and flood-context workflows.
Bring real-world sources into shared views while retaining where each observation came from, when it was recorded, and whether it has been reviewed.
Example workflows illustrate the intended field experience. They are not live incident views or autonomous decision systems.
A watershed coordinator compares precipitation totals and recent gauge readings with field reports.
A technician records high-water marks, obstructions and drainage conditions against a location.
A land manager tracks repeated observations to understand recovery work over time.
Satchy is the shared intelligence and coordination assistant across TerraSatch. It organizes field reports, connects context, drafts operational information, and leaves consequential decisions with people.
Bring a gauge, rainfall, or field observation into a traceable record.
Satchy changes to watershed vocabulary and units, keeps gauge readings distinct from interpretations, calls out stale measurements and routes any operational recommendations to a qualified water-resource reviewer.
Not a flood warning authority, hydraulic design tool or validated predictive model.
Voice, radio, phone, photos and field records become attributable inputs where integrations are available.
Spatial context and domain vocabulary help Satchy assemble sourced, reviewable summaries.
Track provenance and route consequential next steps to authorized people before action.
Designed around actual terrain, observations, and the complexity of coordinating people outside the office.
Less admin. More field time. Start with a focused conversation about your team.
