Overview
Know the water before you cross it.
Every operation has its own routes. RiverSight monitors them continuously and turns that data into safer decisions, before every departure.
Live panel
Updated –
- Points monitored
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- Registered water runways
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- Satellite passes processed
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- Last update
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Data from the RiverSight system, updated automatically.
Data sheet
Six layers, one map.
Every value carries a place, a time and a source. Nothing is deleted: each dry season becomes the record that predicts the next.
River depth
- Source
- Sensors at strategic points on the rivers
- Update
- Continuous
- Output
- Minimum and average depth per water runway
Satellite imagery
- Source
- Earth observation satellites
- Update
- Every satellite pass
- Output
- Dated archive to compare flood and drought
Water runways
- Definition
- GPS coordinates on the water
- Naming
- Own code for each destination
- Output
- Clear, caution or do not land
River level trend
- Source
- History of sensor readings
- Update
- Continuous
- Output
- Recent trend and estimate of when a runway may close
Obstacles
- Types
- Sandbanks, logs, rocks
- Record
- Position, photo and date
- Output
- Marked on the runway axis
Water quality
- Source
- Sensors at strategic points on the rivers
- Parameters
- pH, turbidity, temperature, dissolved oxygen and conductivity
- Output
- Status of each point, alerts and exportable history
How it works
Measure. Map. Decide.
01
Measure
Sensors installed at strategic points across the Amazon record river data continuously.
02
Map
Readings, satellite imagery and GPS meet on one map, every value tied to a place and a time.
03
Decide
Before takeoff, the pilot sees each water runway as clear, caution or do not land, with depth, length and trend.
Example · The system in action
Water runways, satellite imagery and water quality, on one map.
In just over a minute: today's water runways in Jutaí, the latest satellite passes, the sharp base map with today's exposed sand and a water-quality station updating live.
Who uses this data
Water and sanitation, energy, mining and river logistics, insurance and climate risk, research and conservation.
How we deliver
Live dashboard, an API to plug into your own systems and periodic reports.
Where we measure
With our own sensors at strategic points across the Amazon.
Built for
Everyone who depends on the river.
Amphibious and air-taxi operators
Safe water runways at every destination, checked before takeoff.
River logistics and fuel barges
Shallow stretches and obstacles on the route, updated through the dry season.
Lodges and river tourism
Reliable access for guests arriving by air or by boat.
Public agencies and civil defense
A dated record of each drought, town by town.
First corridor
Autazes, Amazonas.
Our first landing corridor goes live in the 2026 dry season, on a route flown by amphibious aircraft from Manaus.
Every valuehas a place, a time and a source
Nothingis deleted: each drought teaches the next
The pilotalways makes the final landing decision
Bring RiverSight to your routes.
Tell us where you fly or navigate. We define the measurement points and put your routes on the map.