A Comprehensive Learning Ecosystem


Professional training for the next generation of water leaders. From live, expert-led bootcamps to custom corporate workshops, we provide the training, the community, and the platform to lead the digital transformation of our most vital resource. Bring your toughest operational challenge - leave with a working AI solution

For Professionals


Intensive, cohort based bootcamps designed to take you from traditional engineering to effectively using AI for water. Learn Generative AI, Machine Learning, Python, Remote Sensing, Statistics and Process-based models in a live, interactive environment with peers from across the globe.

For Organizations


Upskill your entire department. We deliver private, high-impact workshops designed around your utility's specific data challenges and infrastructure goals.



For Everyone


Continuous learning on demand. Access our full library of specialized courses, technical templates, and a private community of water innovators dedicated to solving real-world challenges.

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Taught By Water Engineers, For Water Engineers


AI is only as good as the domain expertise behind it. Founded by Gayathri Gopalakrishnan PhD, Ecoformatics combines 20+ years of environmental engineering knowledge with cutting-edge artificial intelligence skills.

Gayathri has been pioneering the integration of machine learning, data science and AI in water, agriculture and energy systems since 2003. Her research has won several awards including from the US National Academies of Science and Engineering and the Obama White House. As an engineer and technical leader, she has led teams at Argonne National Laboratory, Meta and several startups translating complex R&D using LLMs, digital twins and AI into commercial products supporting $10M+ in revenue. She earned a PhD in Environmental Engineer at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and a Bachelors in Civil Engineering from BITS Pilani, India.

From our Knowledge Base

Robots that monitor water systems

Several companies have been building drones and robots that enable us to collect information about our water systems more frequently and at greater resolution than traditional methods like satellite imagery.


Let's talk about how these systems are built with a combination of hardware, algorithms and operator knowledge...

Experiences in Smart Water - The Singapore Story


How does a small city state use drones, SCADA systems and machine learning algorithms to identify leaks, catch illegal dumping and build a more resilient water system?

Read more

In the weeds: Building an AI system to monitor pipelines


Identifying vulnerable points in a water pipeline network, being able to estimate when repairs need to be done before the pipe fails and sending alerts to operators are critical to ensuring water utilities operate safely and efficiently.

Machine learning and statistics are used to build smart monitoring systems. Read more