GNSS, tilt and rainfall sensing on the slope itself, giving councils early warning of ground movement while there is still time to act. Developed in New Zealand, for New Zealand conditions.
Request a site assessmentSudden shifts detected in minutes. Slope creep resolved to millimetres within hours.
Position, to the millimetre.
The earliest warning sign.
Rain on your slope, not at the airport.
You already know which slope keeps you up at night when it rains. The question is whether, the morning it moves, you're holding a data trail or a hunch.
Atlas-Delta moves you from emergency response to early detection: instrumented slopes, live thresholds, and an alert the moment one is crossed.
When you close a track or restrict access, have the record to back it up.
Early detection allows minor stabilisation work instead of multi-million dollar emergency repairs.
Every alert carries its raw data: RINEX files, threshold history, and monthly reports that stand up in a consent process or a post-event review.
We're taking on a handful of pilot projects across New Zealand, starting with the slopes that worry you most.
Not for every slope: if you already drive out to check one after heavy rain, that's the one we built this for. Council asset managers, geotechnical engineers, iwi and community groups all welcome.
Tell us about your site. We respond within 48 hours. Councils and communities first.