GeoINT

One catalog.
Yours.

A private catalog puts drone and satellite on the same map for the next team, for operations or civil work, and the data stays on your side.

The loop

Each mission strengthens the next

You start from an empty catalog, take a coarse satellite picture with you, fly the gap, process on the laptop and sync when you have the intranet, so the next team already sees what you flew.

  1. 01

    Prepare offline

    Define the area and take a satellite picture that can travel with no network.

  2. 02

    Fly the gap

    The aircraft covers what the satellite cannot resolve, and the photos stay on the laptop.

  3. 03

    Process on site

    Air Mapper builds the orthophoto and the curves on the laptop, offline.

  4. 04

    Read both

    Mission Control shows coarse and fine on one map, so you plan with more certainty.

  5. 05

    Update the catalog

    With the intranet, one action updates the private catalog, and the next team inherits the mosaic.

On the same map

Coarse from orbit. Fine from the air.

A circle of satellite coverage and a rectangle of drone detail. Elevation curves on the mosaic. The next team opens a nearby area and already sees what was flown — they only fly the hole that is left.

Dual purpose

Operations

Command and field

A private catalog for the unit. Take coarse cartography into a place with no network. Come back with a fine mosaic. The next patrol inherits it. No flags, no theatre — a catalog that gets denser.

Civil

Farm, city, worksite

The same loop. A holding, a district, a repository. Satellite for the whole area, drone for the centimetres, a catalog the office and the field share — still yours.

Sovereign data. Advantage on the ground.

GeoINT is not a public map. It is your network of flights and passes. Talk to us about an operations catalog or a civil one — the products are the same.