We are the pioneering exploration tech company specialized in mapping groundwater from space, focused on water stewardship, endorsed by:
Today, over 2 billion people suffer from water scarcity, which is expected to be exacerbated in some regions as result of climate change and population growth.
Likewise, this growing lack of fresh water negatively impacts business operations by reducing output, increasing costs, and leading to regulatory challenges and fines.
We are physicists, geologists, geophysicists and data scientists. We are RTI Exploration, the leading pioneers in the development of a unique groundwater mapping technology.
We help Governments, Businesses and Non-profits access new sources of water by delivering metric-precision, best-in-class groundwater access maps.
Through our unique technological solutions and cross-disciplinary experience in natural resources exploration, we ensure you strike water, every time.
What you can expect from using RTI’s advanced groundwater maps on your phone or computer:
RTI Exploration‘s mission is to propel humanity into a sustainable water secure future.
Our goal is to harmonize the coexistence of water usage to create new opportunities while prioritizing human consumption, environmental preservation.
This means making possible climate resilience at any scale by delivering unique, simple and impactful groundwater mapping and sustainable execution intelligence.
In 2016, Dr. Alain Gachet and RTI Exploration have been recognized with an award by the Space Foundation® for the successful application of the proprietary WATEX™ technology in discovering water for humanity in drought stricken areas.
The distinguished panel of judges who selected the 2016 Space Technology Hall of Fame® inductees comprised:
“Since its work in Sudan, RTI has utilised its high-tech divining rod to find much-needed water all over the world”
“Dr. Gachet developed the WATEX system to pinpoint drilling locations with the highest probability of success”
“This is a promising example of how space technologies can have a practical and critical role in international development”
“A revolution in terms of water. The most important thing to happen in the next 20 years”
"It has saved us a lot of time and energy searching for water in an area twice the size of Switzerland”
“Several deep aquifers were confirmed by drilling with a success rate of 90% to more than 700m depth in several countries in Africa and the Middle-East.”
