Technology At Our Core
Spun out of a research project at the Canadian Space Agency, technology is at the very core of our product. We've innovated on decades-old technology - InSAR - to make it scalable and accurate.
Petabyte-Scale
Data Engine
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Data Acquisition
Multi-source and multi-platform - Satellite, Drone, and Ground-based Sensors. Future-ready.
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AI- Powered Processing
Multi-source and multi-platform - Satellite, Drone, and Ground-based Sensors. Future-ready.
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Monitoring & Insights
Raw data visualized and made actionable. Real-time alert engine, powered by AI.

Multi-Source Data
Radar Signals From Satellites, Calibrated By Ground Sensors
We measure ground movement using radar signals from satellites and calibrate the data using ground-based GNSS sensors to achieve higher accuracy.
Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR)
InSAR uses radar images to measure ground movement with extreme precisi on. It detects tiny changes in the Earth's surface by comparing radar signals over time, helping monitor ground movement.
Radar signals are typically acquired from SAR satellites but are also gaining popularity through aerial-mounted (aircraft & drone) and ground-based instruments.



InSAR Calibration Using GNSS
InSAR uses radar images to measure ground movement with extreme precisi on. It detects tiny changes in the Earth's surface by comparing radar signals over time, helping monitor ground movement.
Radar signals are typically acquired from SAR satellites but are also gaining popularity through aerial-mounted (aircraft & drone) and ground-based instruments.


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