Integrated infrastructure intelligence

Protect your network.
From space to the ground.

Five integrated solutions on one Esri ArcGIS platform. We find the leaks you cannot see, stop the structures you cannot afford, map the utilities no one has records of, track every fault and fix what we find.

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Five offerings. One platform.

Each offering stands on its own, and together they form a closed loop from detection to measured repair.

Satellite leak detection

Radar scans reveal hidden leaks network-wide.

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Encroachment monitoring

New structures on servitudes flagged within days.

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Subsurface asset mapping

GPR traces water, power, gas and fibre in 3D.

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Fault management

Every fault logged, routed and tracked.

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Engineering services

Repairs delivered and proven on site.

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47%

of South Africa's treated water is lost as non-revenue water (2023)

1 pass

to survey a whole network, versus 4–5 km of pipe per day by ground crew

3.0 m

depth reached by multi-frequency GPR for utility trunks

1 team

one contract, one ArcGIS dashboard, one field workflow

The framework

Five pillars. One closed loop.

A turnkey ecosystem designed to detect, verify, report, repair and monitor water infrastructure challenges. Each pillar hands over to the next on a single Esri ArcGIS platform, so no issue falls through the cracks and every intervention is measurable.

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Proven in the field

From pipeline servitudes to flood-hit river valleys, see what our data shows.

Project · Encroachment monitoring

uMngeni-uThukela Water DRES

The Disaster Risk Encroachment Solution (DRES) is an end-to-end solution for combating servitude encroachment on uMngeni-uThukela Water infrastructure. Built on Esri ArcGIS, it monitors hundreds of kilometres of high-pressure pipeline servitudes so new structures are found early, before they restrict access, damage pipes or endanger communities.

Client: uMngeni-uThukela WaterEsri ArcGISHundreds of km of servitudes

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Detect. Encroachments detected using remote sensing and change detection.
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Track. Incidents displayed on monitoring and tracking dashboards tailored to each role.
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Verify. Field teams confirm each incident with a mobile verification app.
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Decide. Real-time decision-making and reporting for prompt intervention.

Encroachment monitoring

Seen from orbit · Disaster monitoring

Chatsworth floods, April 2022

SkySat imagery captured on 28 March and 15 April 2022 shows how the April 2022 KwaZulu-Natal floods changed the Mlazi River in Chatsworth. The river burst its banks and stripped vegetation along the floodplain, beside homes and roads.

Before-and-after imagery like this lets municipalities and utilities assess damage quickly, prioritise inspections and plan recovery, without waiting for ground surveys.

SkySat high-resolution imageryChange detectioneThekwini, KZN

Satellite monitoring capabilities

Satellite image of the Mlazi River in Chatsworth on 28 March 2022, before the floods

Satellite image of the same area on 15 April 2022, after the floods, with the river burst over its banks

Before · 28 Mar 2022After · 15 Apr 2022

SkySat satellite imagery of the Mlazi River, Chatsworth, eThekwini. Imagery © Planet Labs PBC.

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About SIS

Geospatial intelligence, made simple

Simplified Intelligent Solutions is a South African technology company with over 20 years of collective experience. We specialise in Earth Observation data collection, spatial analytics and enterprise-grade geospatial services.

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345+

collaborations with global leaders and local partners

675+

projects delivered across multiple sectors

20+

years of collective experience

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