GybeMaps

Water managers often rely on slow, labour-intensive sampling that provides limited visibility into changing conditions across an entire watershed. GybeMaps automates this work by combining satellite remote-sensing imagery with measurements from Gybe’s ground sensors and presenting the resulting water-quality data through an accessible web application.

• Watershed-scale mapping: Displays water-quality conditions as data maps covering selected water bodies and their wider watersheds.
• Time-series analysis: Shows how observed conditions and key water-quality measures change over time.
• Multi-source data fusion: Uses proprietary algorithms to combine satellite imagery with in-situ sensor observations.
• Pollution assessment: Helps quantify water pollution and investigate likely causes or sources.
• Water-quality monitoring: Tracks harmful algal blooms, turbidity, and sediment without requiring repeated field visits.
• Management intelligence: Supplies current, relevant information to support drinking-water protection, conservation, restoration, and irrigation decisions.

What distinguishes GybeMaps is its integration of space-based observations and proprietary ground hardware in one continuously updated web experience, providing broader spatial coverage than conventional point sampling alone.