ADVANCED GEO INTELLIGENCE SOLUTIONS
A suite of specialized tools for aquifer modeling, contamination forecasting, and environmental data management — built on decades of real field work.
PRODUCT SUITE
Groundwater Contaminant Modeling and Prediction Engine
Ensemble forecaster for BTEX and TPH plume behavior — from current state through 20 years out. Three-plume simulation (PSH + dissolved benzene + disso...
Groundwater Availability Modeling and Prediction Engine
Per-aquifer prediction platform for groundwater availability and water-table behavior. Distinct models for each major Texas aquifer — Edwards, Ogallal...
Environmental Data Management Platform
Centralized environmental data management and analytics platform for contaminated groundwater sites. Multi-dimensional data exploration across analyti...
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PLATFORM
Physics-informed machine learning across forecasting, classification, and document extraction. Every product runs on models trained on real environmental data — not synthetic benchmarks.
Predictions delivered at multiple time horizons, from today to two decades out. Plan capital allocation against the actual trajectory of a site, not just its current state.
Forecasts routed to the right model per well. The platform knows the difference between major aquifers and treats each on its own physics — no cross-aquifer averaging.
Manage hundreds of sites with automated prioritization. Trajectory drives ranking — not just current state — so the sites that need attention surface first.
Federal and state thresholds flow through plumes, well placement, document tagging, and lending recommendations. Switch jurisdictions and every downstream calculation re-renders.
INDUSTRIES
UST release sites, bulk terminals, refineries, and BTEX plume management.
Groundwater availability certification for agricultural lending, property due diligence, and portfolio risk assessment.
Site selection water availability analysis, cooling water sustainability, and long-term aquifer capacity verification.
Irrigation sustainability, aquifer drawdown projections, water rights valuation, and feedyard environmental compliance.
Municipal water utilities, state environmental and water-development agencies, and public land and infrastructure planning.
Well-permit review, aquifer drawdown tracking against desired future conditions, and district-wide availability planning.
Environmental litigation support, contamination liability casework, and regulatory compliance defense backed by defensible forecasts.
Land acquisition due diligence, water availability for master-planned communities, and contamination risk screening on redevelopment parcels.
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SIGN UPArgos Tellus is an AI groundwater intelligence platform. Phreatic forecasts groundwater availability and aquifer drawdown, Polygon forecasts contamination plumes, and Data Vault manages environmental monitoring data — supported by two AI research agents, CARI (hydrogeology) and TERRA (environmental science).
Environmental consultants, petroleum operators, banks and agricultural lenders, data center developers, agricultural producers, public agencies and water utilities, law firms, and land developers — anyone whose decisions depend on groundwater availability or contamination.
Yes. Phreatic identifies the aquifer under a site, forecasts water levels, models cone-of-depression drawdown and interference with nearby wells, and estimates sustainable pumping rates over the facility’s design life.
Polygon uses a machine-learning ensemble trained on real monitoring data to forecast BTEX and TPH plumes per well and per analyte from today through 20 years out, including free product, dissolved benzene and dissolved TPH, with delineation-well recommendations and remediation-impact estimates.
Phreatic runs distinct models for major Texas aquifers — the Edwards, Ogallala, Gulf Coast and Dockum — plus a general model, with a spatial classifier that routes every well to the right one.
AI DATA CENTER WATER RISK
How much water AI data centers consume, where it comes from, why siting in water-stressed regions matters, and how to assess a site’s long-term water risk.
GROUNDWATER DEPLETION
What groundwater depletion is, how much the U.S. has lost, where aquifers like the Ogallala are declining fastest, and what falling water tables mean for wells, land and water supply.
WATER SCARCITY
Where U.S. water problems are most acute, what drives water stress — drought, groundwater depletion, growth and new demand like data centers — and how to read water risk for a site.
PFAS CONTAMINATION
PFAS “forever chemicals” in groundwater: EPA’s 2024 drinking water limits expressed in mg/L, the 2025 changes, common sources, and why PFAS plumes travel so far.