Environment and protected areas
Demonstrated on a reserve
Vessel tracking, permits, zoning and satellite imagery each sit in their own system, so a boat that switches off its transponder simply disappears. Quatro connects them into one picture your rangers decide from, in Spanish, hosted in your country.
See the territory. Run the operation. Own the intelligence.
See what changed, where, and when.
Vegetation, surface water and coastline compared to last year, through cloud.
Every system you run, in one live model.
Tracking, permits and zoning on one record.
Integrate, sense, reason, operate.
Alerts by webhook, and your rangers decide.
What Your Team Gets
Vessel tracking and monitoring records correlated with radar and optical imagery, day and night and through cloud. Cooperative vessels are separated from dark targets, fleets are classified, and fishing effort is estimated by vessel, zone and period.
Every dark target in the reserve on one map, with the evidence attached.
Vegetation change over the zones your authority defines, ranked by the zoning rule each detection breaks. Higher-resolution imagery only on confirmed change.
Encroachment and invasive spread flagged between field visits.
Configurable triggers delivered by webhook: a restricted-zone visit, a boundary crossing, a dark vessel in the reserve, fishing in a no-take zone, a tour boat off its itinerary, a transponder switched off.
The alert reaches the ranger on duty, with the record behind it.
The Structural Problem
Tracking, permits and imagery are held apart, so a vessel that goes dark near the limit is gone until someone finds it by chance.
What Operators Face
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Without effort by vessel, zone and period, there is nothing to hold against quotas and zoning.
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Invasive spread and encroachment are surveyed on incomplete schedules, often under cloud.
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Ocean and rainfall records exist in open sources and stay outside the surveillance picture.
Full Capability Set
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The question "which vessels without a transponder were in the reserve last night" answered in one step.
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The season read against your own zones, scoped in two to four weeks.
We know the reserve's working day: vessels that go dark near the limit, permits and zoning held in separate systems, cloud over the highlands, and the institutions that answer for it (MAE, INOCAR, INAMHI, SNGR).
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
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Vessel tracking and monitoring, the vessel registry, permits, visitor and guide records, zoning, and the territory itself from satellite. Existing systems are integration targets.
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Tracking gaps against radar and optical detections, land change against zoning, ocean and rainfall records against your own zones, with plain-language questions answered in Spanish and every figure traced to its source.
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Alerts reach the ranger on duty with the evidence attached. Your rangers and your chain of command decide; nothing is sanctioned automatically, and every detection and decision is recorded.
Proof
Capture in preparation.
Examples
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.
See what operational intelligence looks like on your environment and protected areas 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