Eyes on every point on Earth, in real time.
OZONE is a geospatial-intelligence console. Pick any target on the planet — a city, a border, a port, a company — and read it through live satellite imagery, stackable layers of conflict, infrastructure, economy and environment, and atmospheric nowcasting. A fusion view cross-correlates the layers to surface the compound risk a single feed would miss, and one click compiles a branded intelligence brief or target dossier. The sources are authoritative; how they are fused is the engine — and it stays under the hood.
Situational awareness usually means a dozen tabs — an imagery site, a conflict tracker, a sanctions list, a flight radar, a news feed — and an analyst stitching them together by hand. OZONE puts them on one map, over one target, and fuses them into a single read. Pick a place; see everything that matters there; brief it in a click.
A high-definition satellite base with daily global refresh, recent decametre-to-metre passes, near-infrared and a live weather-satellite nowcast — switchable over any target, with a before-and-after date compare to see what changed.
Overlay what matters — conflict and military movement, power and the grid, data centers and dams, corporate footprints, sanctions and watchlists, chokepoints, environment and connectivity — stacking as many as the question needs, each with a clear marker key.
Read the air as well as the ground — air-quality and emissions overlays surface methane and NO₂ signatures over a target, turning a site or a region into an environmental and ESG screen, not just a picture.
The edge is in the overlap. Fusion cross-correlates the active layers to surface compound risk — critical power inside a conflict zone, a sanctioned entity on a shipping chokepoint, connectivity going dark in a war theatre. It tells you where to look; the correlation logic is proprietary.
Drop a target anywhere, or search a city, address or company; save it, and snapshot the whole view as a project to reload. An always-on monitor then watches your targets for new imaging passes, seismic events and breaking headlines.
One click turns the live view into a branded PDF — a Region Intelligence Brief compiling every active layer, or a Target Dossier with satellites overhead, the next imaging passes, nearby seismic activity and the headlines. Board-ready, on demand.
OZONE fuses authoritative geospatial and intelligence feeds into one stackable map. Choose an imagery base, then layer the indicators the question needs — each loads by viewport, so panning and zooming populates the view. What follows is the breadth, not the wiring.
HD satellite base, daily global refresh, recent decametre-to-metre passes, near-infrared, live weather-satellite nowcast, and a before/after date compare.
Live and curated conflict events, active theatres, military and air movement, and aircraft tracks.
Power plants and the transmission grid, data centers, dams, and nuclear and fusion sites.
Global corporate footprints, sanctions and watchlists, and the maritime chokepoints that move world trade.
Thermal hotspots, deforestation, crop vigour, and air-quality, methane and NO₂ signatures.
Air and maritime traffic, internet connectivity and outages — and the seismic signals beneath it all.
"OZONE shows you where to look and what is happening there. It is decision support for situational awareness — sensitive sources stay server-side, and your targets stay within your perimeter."
Search a city, address or company, pick a preset theatre, or click anywhere on the map to drop a reticle. The target carries its place name and exact coordinates — save it and snapshot the view as a project.
Choose an imagery base and layer the indicators the question needs. Fusion cross-correlates them to flag where exposures overlap — the compound risk a single feed would never show on its own.
Compile a Region Intelligence Brief or Target Dossier to a branded PDF in one click — then leave the always-on monitor watching the target for new passes, quakes and headlines.
Live imagery · Fused layers · Atmospheric nowcasting · Branded briefs · Self-hosted
