INTERA, a global leader in subsurface visualization and groundwater modeling, is revolutionizing water management amidst the pressing challenges of growth and climate change. With over 50 years of expertise, INTERA empowers stakeholders and decision-makers by transforming invisible groundwater systems into comprehensible visual data. This innovative approach not only enhances understanding but also fosters resilience and sustainability in water resource management. In Central Indiana, INTERA's groundbreaking work on the Hamilton and Morgan County projects exemplifies their commitment to sustainable water management. By developing a comprehensive data dashboard, INTERA equips local authorities with the tools needed to address water demand and availability.

Hamilton County focuses on conflict prevention and optimal water use, while Morgan County emphasizes wastewater treatment for cleaner resources. This collaborative effort ensures long-term water security and informed decision-making across the region. INTERA's influence extends to California, where their expertise in groundwater modeling supports innovative projects like the Leo J. Vander Lans injection well. By partnering with the Water Replenishment District, INTERA enhances groundwater supplies and optimizes aquifer management. Their forward-thinking approach, centered on diversification, innovation, and precision, sets a new standard for future water management. As climate change and resource scarcity intensify, INTERA's pioneering solutions offer a blueprint for sustainable, data-driven water management worldwide.

Director, Producer, and Editor: Daniel Henriquez

Indiana Camera Operator: Carlos Busto

Indiana 1st AC: Sebastian Lagunes

California Camera Operator: Matthew Crotty

California Field Producer: Francesca Roth