InfoSequia

Water authorities need to identify emerging drought conditions before declining water availability creates severe social, environmental, and economic impacts. InfoSequia is FutureWater's productized drought early-warning tool, combining satellite observations with hydroclimatic information and quantitative analysis to translate changing conditions into decision-ready drought intelligence.

• Earth-observation monitoring: Uses recurring satellite observations to assess spatial patterns associated with drought and vegetation stress.
• Multi-source analysis: Combines remotely sensed information with meteorological, hydrological, and other relevant datasets.
• Drought characterization: Evaluates the location, severity, and development of dry conditions across monitored areas.
• Early warning: Highlights deteriorating conditions so authorities can prepare mitigation and water-allocation measures.
• Decision support: Presents interpreted information through a deployable monitoring environment rather than requiring users to process raw imagery.

Its distinctive value is the integration of satellite-based regional coverage with FutureWater's hydrological modelling and water-management expertise. This supports consistent monitoring across large or data-scarce territories and can be configured for the indicators, thresholds, and decision context of a particular public authority or river basin.