solutions / real-time-intelligence-mapping
Real-time mapping for defense and intelligence.
When the situation moves hourly, static reports are history. We build secure GIS dashboards that fuse satellite imagery, mobile-device data and open-source intelligence into one live picture — the kind a European strategic intelligence organization uses to track an active conflict.
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- intelligence scattered across feeds, reports and spreadsheets
- static briefings that are stale by the time they're read
- sensitive data with access control bolted on afterward
+ one live map fusing satellite, mobile-device and OSINT feeds
+ entity-level detail: unit locations, supply lines, defensive positions
+ a big-data geospatial backend (Google BigQuery) built for fast queries
how it works
From recording to receipts
01
Ingest
Satellite, mobile-device and open-source feeds land continuously in a governed data warehouse.
02
Reconcile
Sources are fused and deduplicated into consistent entities on a single timeline — one version of the situation.
03
Map
An interactive GIS dashboard renders the live picture, with drill-down from the map to the underlying records.
04
Control
Role-based access and multi-factor authentication decide exactly who sees what.
what you get
- one live map fusing satellite, mobile-device and OSINT feeds
- entity-level detail: unit locations, supply lines, defensive positions
- a big-data geospatial backend (Google BigQuery) built for fast queries
- role-based access with MFA — security designed in, not bolted on
- interactive filtering by time, region, entity type and source
Frequently asked questions
- What is a real-time GIS intelligence dashboard?
- A live, interactive map that fuses multiple intelligence sources — satellite imagery, mobile-device data, open-source intelligence — into one continuously updated operational picture, replacing static briefings that age by the hour.
- What data sources can be fused into the map?
- In our conflict-zone deployment: satellite imagery, mobile phone data, and open-source intelligence (OSINT), merged into consistent entities such as unit locations, supply lines and defensive positions. The ingestion layer is built per engagement around the sources you have.
- How is sensitive intelligence data secured?
- Security is part of the architecture, not an afterthought: multi-factor authentication, role-based access controls that decide who sees which layers, and an auditable trail of access. The deployment model is shaped to the client's security requirements.
- What technology does it run on?
- Our reference deployment runs on Google BigQuery for large-scale geospatial queries with an interactive Dash Plotly front end. The architecture ports to the cloud and security environment your organization requires.
- Who uses this kind of system?
- Defense and strategic intelligence organizations. Our production deployment gives a European intelligence organization live visibility of military activity in an active conflict zone and informs decisions for defense stakeholders.