xWIT measures what most organisations only estimate.
We install the instruments, run the models and hand over the data. Water, climate, agriculture and flood risk.
What We Do
Monitoring Systems
Sensor networks for water, weather and quality. Installed, calibrated, maintained.
Read More →Analytics and Modelling
Hydrology, remote sensing and forecasting. Measurement turned into scenarios.
Read More →Advisory and Training
Due diligence, feasibility, regulatory strategy and operator handover.
Read More →Focus Areas
Water Resources
Catchment assessment, abstraction monitoring, water quality.
Read More →Climate and Cryosphere
Snow and glacier monitoring, seasonal melt projection.
Read More →Agriculture
Crop water accounting and irrigation efficiency.
Read More →Flood and Disaster Risk
Flood modelling, early warning, exposure mapping.
Read More →Why xWIT
Field Proven
Hardware that survives difficult terrain.
Decision Framed
Every output tied to a call you have to make.
Fast to Mobilise
Scoping to first data inside one season.
Regional Depth
Built for South Asian hydrology and regulation.
Independent
Private, commercial, accountable to you alone.
Data You Keep
Raw data and method documentation handed over.
Who We Serve
Enterprises
Industry, energy and agribusiness managing water dependency.
Government
Ministries, departments and utilities needing independent measurement.
Multilaterals
Development banks and programme funders requiring verification.
NGOs
Implementing organisations that need rigorous evidence.
Soil moisture monitoring across 19 farms. We operate and maintain the installed sensor network to a 90 to 100 percent uptime target, with quarterly site visits and per farm reporting.
Water level monitoring on minor canals and watercourses across two provinces under an FAO programme. Sensor supply and field testing, gauge well construction and civil works, installation, data portal and operator training. Three wells were later rebuilt to hold a reading at full supply level.
Tell us what you need to measure.
We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a cost.