What exists today
A working pilot dashboard — not yet an automated one.
A field data-entry tool and a live pilot dashboard already run today, backed by a real database — site data (borehole logs, instrumentation readings, water samples) gets logged by hand and shows up on the dashboard immediately. The satellite layer is further along than it might look: Sentinel-1 radar (InSAR deformation) and Sentinel-2 optical imagery are both integrated and proven end-to-end, though only through manually-triggered requests today, not yet running on their own schedule. What's not built yet is turning that into an automated pipeline, plus drone-triggered sampling and the AI correlation engine that would flag anomalies without someone entering the numbers or pulling a satellite pass by hand.
TerraSentinel is now raising a pre-seed round to fund exactly that next stretch — automating the satellite pipeline, connecting live ground instrumentation, and bringing on the first technical and commercial hires beyond the founder. See Investors for the deck.
- Not a replacement for core drilling, geotechnical instrumentation, or a qualified Engineer of Record.
- Not a claim that AI can interpret subsurface geology on its own.
- The aim: make existing ground-truth data reach further — flagging where a new sample or reading is needed sooner, especially at smaller, less-resourced sites.