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Save water in urban areas

The raw imagery is then overlaid on a client’s GIS water network and is processed by unique algorithms. The algorithm detects potable water by looking for a particular spectral “signature” typical to treated water. User friendly reports are delivered with pin-pointed leak locations.

Leaks are displayed in user friendly GIS reports with great accuracy and with significant savings in terms of work compared to current methods of leak detection.

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Utilis helps cities save water by detecting leaks in underground water pipes using satellite imagery. The technology used is actually designed to search for water on other planets. Now this technology is being used to search for leaks in water pipes on Earth in a faster and more efficient way.

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Click on the following link to learn more about the first full-scale implementation in Rotterdam (2018), where the treated rainwater is used to irrigate the soccer field of soccer club Sparta Rotterdam:

Click on the following link to learn more about the first international project of Field Factors in Flanders, Belgium:

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Field Factors develops Bluebloqs, an innovative circular rainwater management system in the city inspired by nature. Bluebloqs retains rainwater, treats it and stores it in the subsoil. This ensures that it is of high quality and qualified for reuse rather than wasting rainwater through the sewer system. It is a great solution for any sustainable city, especially cities that suffer from heavy rainfall and need additional water during the dry season.

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Save water in urban areas

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