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Evaluate viable water sources for supply, quality, and regulatory risk, all in one analysis

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Site Selection

ARCHER intelligence screens every water source near a site for supply, quality, and legal risk, and delivers an in-depth report with a clear go or no-go in less than two weeks.

Integrated National Data

ARCHER draws on licensed and public national datasets, state regulatory records, and regional water studies in one maintained data environment. Hydrology, water quality, and water law are analyzed together instead of pulled from separate sources.

Source-Level Analysis

Every stream, reservoir, and aquifer within 20 miles of a site is identified and scored individually, and nearby public water and wastewater systems are identified as potential connections. Watershed averages are broken down so a single weak source isn’t hidden behind healthy regional numbers.

Built-In Water Regulatory Logic

ARCHER identifies the allocation doctrine and permitting regime governing each source and rates curtailment and permitting risk accordingly.

No-Go Detection

ARCHER checks each site against known deal-breakers, including basin closures, moratoria, compact limits, and active adjudications. Results are rolled up into a ranked set of supply options and a clear advance or do-not-advance recommendation.

Access to Experts

Every report receives independent technical review by a water resources professional.

Screenshot of the ARCHER hydrologic evaluation tool showing a map focused on Allen County, Indiana, with various water stress, depletion, and quality monitoring data. The left panel displays input and result tabs, regional water risk summary labeled Medium, and numerical values for water stress, depletion, and quality. The map legend indicates water stress levels, waterbody types, and monitoring points such as streams, lakes, and groundwater with color-coded markers. The map shows river basins and monitoring sites with colored lines and symbols representing good, unassessed, and polluted water quality.
Map showing locations around Fort Wayne including Cedar Creek near Cedarville, IN, with a data popup displaying stream flow data: Units in cfs, baseline flow 278.6, recent flow 239.5, depletion 0.14, availability 1946-2025.
Map section showing parts of Ohio including Lima, Van Wert, and Decatur, overlaid with a water risk data table. The table lists summer depletion, 5-year depletion trend, nearest USGS gauge distance, watershed stress, and regulatory risk. Entries show high to medium depletion, low watershed stress, and medium regulatory risk highlighted in a magnified circle.
Screen capture of a water risk context dashboard showing a map with locations near North Manchester, Huntington, and Marion, Indiana. The sidebar displays options for water monitoring, including major basins, waterbodies, aquifers, well logs, depletion monitoring, and water quality monitoring. Checked options include Waterbodies and Depletion Monitoring with symbols for stream, lake/reservoir, and groundwater. A highlighted orange button labeled 'Advance with Conditions' is zoomed in within a white circular magnifier.
Screen capture of a water risk context dashboard showing a map with locations near North Manchester, Huntington, and Marion, Indiana. The sidebar displays options for water monitoring, including major basins, waterbodies, aquifers, well logs, depletion monitoring, and water quality monitoring. Checked options include Waterbodies and Depletion Monitoring with symbols for stream, lake/reservoir, and groundwater. A highlighted orange button labeled 'Advance with Conditions' is zoomed in within a white circular magnifier.

Basin Water Health Assessment.

For water agencies, basin commissions, and utilities, planning for growing demand often means working with limited staff and data spread across dozens of disparate sources.

ARCHER intelligence assesses how a basin is performing, what drives its challenges, and who influences that basin, then identifies projects matched to partners and funding. Our team works alongside your team to carry the findings forward.

Map showing a green-outlined watershed area spanning parts of Ohio and Indiana, with a red location marker near Fort Wayne; major roads like I-80/90 and I-69 and nearby cities such as Lima, Van Wert, Defiance, Bryan, Angola, and Huntington are visible.
Informational summary document titled '01 At a glance' from Infra science & engineering about a 1966-priority winter water right on the Touchet River for groundwater storage. Key data include replenishment volume of 1,083 million gallons per year, unit cost $506–1,338 per million gallons, and capital cost $6–18 million. A bar chart shows volume cases bounded by divertible flow: high (2,001 MG/yr), design case (1,083 MG/yr), and low (619 MG/yr). Sections outline gating questions on baseline flow, relinquishment, and trust exit concerning water rights. The document references Walla Walla Basin watershed recharge program with about 60% design case per site.
Screenshot of the ARCHER interface showing a water risk analysis for Allen County, Indiana, focusing on Western Lake Erie and Headwaters Maumee River. The left panel displays regional water risk summary with medium risk, water stress scores for surface, groundwater, and summer stress, water depletion metrics for streams and groundwater, and water quality score. The map on the right shows water bodies, streams, and groundwater monitoring locations with a legend describing water stress levels, basin boundaries, depletion monitoring points (streams, lakes, groundwater), and water quality status (good, unassessed, polluted).
Screenshot of a water risk analysis dashboard for Allen County, Indiana, showing regional water risk summary, water stress, water depletion, and water quality metrics on the left panel, with a map on the right depicting water stress zones and monitoring locations including streams, lakes, and groundwater sites marked with colored icons and lines.

Sub-Watershed Resolution

ARCHER analyzes every sub-watershed in the basin and reports results as a distribution, not just a basin average.

Governance and Legal Framework

Mapped allocation rules, interstate obligations, and groundwater management framework that govern the basin.

Stakeholder Mapping

Get a register of the entities that manage, use, regulate, or depend on water in the basin. ARCHER provides profiles that include role, jurisdiction, stated interests, and current participation in basin collaboratives and initiatives.

Project Matching

ARCHER matches documented basin challenges to specific project concepts where they’re needed, unlocking potential implementing partners and funding pathways.

Dynamic water intelligence for complex industrial sites.

INFRA's hydrologists, engineers, and water policy experts turn every ARCHER finding into an actionable step.

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