Territory

Quatro Klarety

Territorial monitoring from space. See what changed across the territory you answer for, where and when, with the evidence attached and no field hardware to start.

What you get

  • 01 The whole territory screened continuously from open radar and optical satellite data, at near-zero cost.
  • 02 High-resolution imagery and all-weather radar ordered only on the cells that flagged, tasked from inside the picture.
  • 03 Alerts delivered by webhook into the systems your team already runs, on triggers you set.
  • 04 Questions asked in plain Spanish, answered on the map with every figure cited to its source.
  • 05 Every finding dated, georeferenced and kept in one governed record your team can query and audit.

Quatro Klarety is delivered with our earth-observation partner Klarety. Findings flow into the operational model (DataMiner xOps) and the reasoning layer.

Proof

A corridor screened from orbit, confirmed by radar.

What the operator saw
The whole right of way screened weekly from open satellite data, a handful of cells flagged, before-and-after imagery on each.
What the team did
Tasked radar through cloud on the flagged cells, correlated with line pressure, handed a confirmed site to the intelligence layer.
What it took
Days from first screen to confirmed cell.
Read the reference

A confirmed change is useful once it meets the operation. The operational model correlates it with line pressure, alarms and field events, and the reasoning layer assembles the evidence.

How an engagement runs

A proof of value in 30 to 90 days on your highest-risk area, satellite baseline first because it needs no field hardware, measured against indicators agreed in advance, with a year of access retained. Then an annual service your team runs. Then, for national programs, a tranche build through a consortium led by a local prime. Hosted in your country or on your infrastructure; data and derived products are yours; AI governance is written into the contract annex.

Hosted in your country · Your team owns it from day one