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ASTERRA, a global leader in satellite-based, AI-driven water leak detection, announced the positive results of its collaboration with multiple New Mexico water utilities. Building on this success, the state of New Mexico has awarded ASTERRA a four-year contract to extend its technology to additional utilities statewide through a program called LeakTracer.

ASTERRA announced today a four-year agreement with the state of New Mexico to expand implementation of its award-winning ASTERRA Recover solution. This satellite-based, AI-powered technology detects hidden underground drinking water leaks in municipal water systems. The agreement marks a major advancement in New Mexico’s long-term strategy to confront water loss and scarcity through innovation, as outlined in the state’s 50-Year Water Action Plan.

Today, ASTERRA launched their new application programming interface (API), which unlocks the vast potential of SAR analytics to possible applications through partner collaboration. ASTERRA is the only commercial L-band SAR analytics technology to open an API to collaborate with Earth observation and GIS-based partners, creating a multiplier effect within the ultimate solution.

ASTERRA announced they were named the recipient of the Successful Innovation Award at Perumin 36 Convention Minera, organized by the Peruvian Institute of Mining Engineers, for ASTERRA EarthWorks for mining. With approximately 100 different technology companies considered for the award, EarthWorks was the winner.

Today, ASTERRA and ACME Lithium, Inc. (ACME) jointly announced their teaming agreement and collaboration in which ASTERRA satellite-based technology was used in the discovery of the highest values of lithium to date in Fish Lake Valley, Nevada.

TEL AVIV, ISRAEL / ACCESSWIRE / November 26, 2021 / New EarthWorks technology by ASTERRA will be featured at Rail Live! in Madrid, Spain November 30 to December 1, 2021. ASTERRA is slated to present the first innovation pitch at the event, called, "Where will the next slope failure hit?" ASTERRA, an associate sponsor of Rail Live! will also hold a round table discussion on the subject, "How does climate change impact tracks' serviceability?"

SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / October 5, 2021 / After eight years of planning, New Braunfels Utilities (NBU) found its most efficient process of detecting water leaks, using ASTERRA's Recover leak detection and analysis technology by Utilis. NBU recently signed its fourth contract with Utilis, this time including an option to extend the contract for four additional years. Members of the NBU team at work, resolving water leaks. NBU has been using