National water view
Indicators for resources, infrastructure, coverage, availability, risk, and institutional readiness.
WATER · HYDROLOGY · SANITATION · RESILIENCE
Water & Sanitation
Water data, infrastructure, satellite sources, and simulation in one institutional view.
QUICK OVERVIEW
ScopeResource · network · service
DataHydrological · geospatial
AnalysisRisk · history · forecast
UseOperations · planning
Water is infrastructure, territory, and climate
Basins, reservoirs, plants, networks, demand, rainfall, and risk need to be seen together to support operations, investment, and resilience.
CAPABILITIES
From basin to consumer.
Paca Systems combines infrastructure, hydrology, climate, and Earth-observation data to create operations-oriented water and sanitation environments.
Water map
Basins, rivers, reservoirs, dams, intakes, plants, and georeferenced infrastructure.
Hydrology & climate
Precipitation, anomalies, basins, trends, forecasts, and climate context.
Satellite observation
Surface water, flooding, radar, optical imagery, soil moisture, and environmental signals when sources are available.
Networks & losses
Assets, supply zones, incidents, pressure, losses, and operations when integrated with GIS/SCADA/AMI.
Simulation & resilience
Scenarios for breaks, demand, storage, pumping, source failure, and operational response.
APPLICATIONS
Planning, operations, and water resilience.
The same foundation can support ministries, institutes, utilities, local governments, and response teams.
Water utilities
Assets, networks, incidents, losses, maintenance, quality, and field operations.
Water-resource management
Basins, reserves, availability, precipitation, drought, and resource planning.
Sanitation
Infrastructure, service, assets, projects, incidents, and operational monitoring.
Flooding & emergency
Rainfall, risk, satellite observation, and territorial context supporting preparedness and response.
Capital planning
Projects, expansion, capacity, coverage, risk, and investment prioritization.
Governance & statistics
Indicators, benchmarking, reporting, historical series, and source traceability.
PRINCIPLE
Managing water means connecting the natural cycle to the operational cycle: rain, basin, reserve, network, service, and response.
PACA SYSTEMS
Water infrastructure with territorial intelligence.
We build systems turning hydrology, assets, maps, and operational data into usable context.