Cities and public services

Proven at scale (DataMiner xOps)

After the earthquake, know which neighborhoods to reach first.

A city answers for its streets, its buildings, its waste and its water from systems that were never built to share. Quatro connects what each department already runs, adds the view from orbit, and gives your command center one picture to coordinate from.

See the territory. Run the operation. Own the intelligence.

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Territory: Quatro Klarety

See what changed, where, and when.

Damage, debris and building change, seen from orbit.

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Operation

Every system you run, in one live model.

Command center, work orders and sensors in one model.

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Quatro's layer

Integrate, sense, reason, operate.

Hosted in country, with an engineer on site.

What Your Team Gets

Capabilities that change how your team operates.

Capability 01

Triage the worst-hit neighborhoods from orbit

Satellite damage and debris assessment after an earthquake, flood-risk mapping for El Niño, and infrastructure risk on the same map.

The neighborhoods to reach first, ranked, with the evidence attached.

Capability 02

Keep the cadaster current

Building change detected from orbit with Quatro Klarety, confirmed in the field, with block surveys feeding the same cadaster record.

Changes flagged for the tax roll between survey cycles.

Capability 03

Route waste by demand

Fill-level and weight sensors on containers, and routes that follow demand instead of the calendar.

Trucks go where the containers are full.

The Structural Problem

After a disaster, the first question is where.

Damage, debris and access are known street by street only after crews arrive.

What Operators Face

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The cadaster falls behind the city.

Buildings change faster than surveys, and the tax roll follows years later.

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Waste trucks run fixed routes.

Schedules ignore how full the containers are.

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Water and power answer to the same dry season.

Loss, demand and supply sit in separate operators' systems.

Full Capability Set

Every capability. One architecture.

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One command center across departments

Video, sensors, work orders and dispatch in one real-time operational model. Ports and fleets run on the same operational model in production (DataMiner xOps).

We know the questions a city asks after an earthquake or a flood, and the institutions that coordinate the answer (SNGR and the municipal command centers).

The Integrator Approach

We don't replace your systems. We connect them — hardware, software, and domain expertise — into one operational model that makes every system more intelligent than it could ever be alone.

How It Works

See. Correlate. Act.

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See

The command center's video and sensors, work orders, dispatch, utility and waste systems, the cadaster, and the city itself from satellite. Existing systems are integration targets.

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Correlate

Damage and building change from orbit against the cadaster and the street network; container levels against routes; every figure traced to its source.

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Act

The command center coordinates from one picture. Your operators decide; every action is recorded.

Examples

Network Operations

The operational model →

Service Assurance

The operational model →

Port Operations

The operational model →

Airport Operations

The operational model →

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.

From Our Thinking

Cities and public services Intelligence

See what operational intelligence looks like on your cities and public services infrastructure.

Tell us the outcome that matters. We connect the systems that hold the answer. Your team starts working from the model.

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