HydroClimateSight, Aquanty’s cloud-based system for real-time hydro-climatological prediction and analysis across Ontario, and our ongoing HydroSphereAI beta test. This spring over 20 conservation authorities signed up to test out this new machine-learning powered hydrologic forecasting system. 

May will be a particularly busy travel month for Aquanty. We'll be attending the 2025 Power of Water Canada (POWC) conference in Niagara, the joint GAC-MAC-IAH conference in Ottawa, and finally the CWRA conference in Penticton, and we're looking forward to connecting with new partners and collaborators at each event! 

We’re especially looking forward to exhibiting at the 2025 POWC Conference and Trade Show as it will be our first time attending, and we’re excited to introduce HydroSphereAI— our new machine learning-based hydrologic forecasting platform— to Ontario’s waterpower community.

At the GAC-MAC-IAH conference Aquanty staff will be chairing multiple sessions which will heavily feature the Canada1Water project, and we'll also be delivering a two-day short course on fully-integrated hydrologic modelling using HydroGeoSphere. This intensive course is a great opportunity to dive into the core capabilities of HGS— from model setup and calibration to results interpretation and troubleshooting. The course will be offered in a hybrid format, and anyone interested in participating can email Brayden McNeill ([email protected]) for registration details.

I'm also pleased to announce a few upcoming webinars where you can learn more about some of our ongoing projects/collaborations. On May 21st we'll dive into the new machine-learning forecasts with our webinar “HydroSphereAI: Machine Learning-Driven Insights and Hydrological Forecasting in a Changing Climate”. The next day (May 22nd) we'll host a special session “Working at Aquanty – Co-Op Placement Information Session,” for students interested in learning more about co-op opportunities with our team. If you are an academic in our network and are working/teaching in Canada please let your students know about this event! And then in June join us for “Tools and Strategies for Agricultural Water Management” with Dr. David Lapen, where we’ll explore innovative approaches and technologies to support agricultural water sustainability.

Lastly, while we pride ourselves on developing world-class tools like HydroGeoSphere, we also recognize that is what truly sets us apart are the people behind the platform as demonstrated by the testimonials we occasionally receive from users. This month we wanted to highlight some kind words from Matteo Roncoroni, whose team is using HGS to model hyporheic exchange in salmon habitats— check out the full testimonial below, and the full story in a recent research highlight.

As always, thank you for your continued support and interest in our work.



- Steve Berg, President & CEO, Aquanty Inc.