Making the Earth accessible for all
For a better and safer world
The Paraguay-Parana River before and after the construction of the Yacyreta Dam in 1985, which displaced 15,000 inhabitants.
The world is facing increasing risks.
Climate change disasters are creating a new reality that puts people around the world at risk
Environmental Solutions
Dynamic crisis management is a necessity today in the face of the challenges and threats we face.
Strategic Intelligence Solutions
as a service
A UNIQUE DIGITAL PLATFORM TO OBSERVE THE EARTH
as a service
A SOVEREIGN END-TO-END SOLUTION
Independently manage your own constellation, create your own services, control your sovereign data.
EOP application launch date, September 2022
A unique platform to observe the earth
A platform
unique for
observing the earth
EOP, an intuitive aggregative digital platform giving access to multi-source data archives and tasking, providing tools and services to enhance the value of data in the form of applications. A unique open and agile platform to manage all your geospatial projects.
ProtoMéthée launch date, November 11, 2023
ProtoMéthée
Taking Prométhée Earth Intelligence into space
ProtoMéthée is based on Kongsberg NanoAvionics’ M16P platform, with Simera Sense’s MultiScape200 CIS multispectral observation instrument. Thanks to this instrument and the platform’s agility, ProtoMéthée will be able to provide around 44,000 km² of images of the Earth per day, with a resolution of 1.5 m.
ProtoMéthée, the first satellite to be put into orbit, heralds our future constellations capable of delivering data and services combining near-real time and hyper-reactivity.
The Japetus constellation
Hyper-reactivity, real time and global coverage
CNES and the French Ministry of Economy, Finance and Recovery are participating in the financing of the dual demonstrator of the JAPETUS constellation within the framework of the France Relance recovery plan and by the European Union within the framework of NextGenerationEU.
The deployment of the 20 satellites of the future Japetus constellation will begin in 2025. The areas to be observed will thus be able to be overflown every 2 hours on average and up to every 45 minutes, an improvement of a factor of 10 compared to traditional space systems.
Combined with on-board AI capabilities integrated into the digital data processing platform, Japetus will enable automatic observation of sites, borders and large areas up to several dozen times a day.
Synoptic view of large territories, discretion of observations
Drastically reduce costs of access to Earth observation
Access to data at an unparalleled frequency and accessible at all times
Combination of spatial imagery and IoT data
A Saas offering with an optimized user experience
Automated procedures and software development kits