SEE MORE.
KNOW SOONER.
ACT SMARTER.
Sri Lanka Space Intelligence is an independent concept for turning satellite imagery, remote sensing, GIS, public datasets, client-provided information, and commercially licensed Earth data into decision-ready analysis for agriculture, disaster resilience, infrastructure, environment and maritime awareness.
FROM PIXELS TO DECISIONS.
Sri Lanka already has real public capability in remote sensing, GIS, disaster analysis and satellite-image interpretation. This independent concept shows how those disciplines could become clear products for private, research, humanitarian and public-interest users.
Earth Intelligence
Land-use change, vegetation, water, environmental conditions, urban growth, coastal change and geospatial baseline analysis.
Disaster Intelligence
Pre-event baselines, event mapping, damage/change detection, recovery tracking and evidence packages for resilience planning.
Maritime Intelligence
Coastal monitoring, lawful maritime context, port-area geospatial change and Earth-observation support for safety and planning.
Infrastructure Intelligence
Corridor change, development monitoring, asset mapping, construction progress and geospatial decision support.
DEFINE THE QUESTION BEFORE YOU BUY THE DATA.
The best intelligence product starts with a clear decision. This front-end planner routes the mission to the right desk and recommends a high-level product type without implying live access to any government system.
SRI LANKA ALREADY USES REMOTE SENSING FOR REAL DECISIONS.
ACCIMT’s Space Applications Division describes active remote-sensing and GIS work, and its consultancy material describes geospatial analysis using open and commercial imagery, time-series analysis, mapping and scientific reporting. Sri Lankan disaster and landslide institutions also publicly use satellite-image analysis and remote-sensing workflows.
INTELLIGENCE WITHOUT PRETENDING TO BE AN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE.
- Use open data, client-owned data, lawful commercial imagery and authorized partner data.
- No classified-system access claims.
- No covert surveillance claims.
- No targeting or weapons support.
- No claim of government-intelligence authority and no imitation of government seals.
- Publish source provenance and confidence wherever practical.