Space traffic management
SCALE UP YOUR OPERATIONS
THROUGH AUTOMATION
Our unique space monitoring network is mobilized by our teams to produce a map of space objects and to ensure the highest level of reliability.
Our automated solutions enable early anticipation of all interactions between catalogued space objects, public and non public, to avoid emergency responses to risks.
We provide reliable scenario analysis to recommand the safest collision avoidance maneuver based on our accurate, calibrated and authenticated data.
CaLM PORTAL
CALM FLEET
CONTROL PANEL
Conjunction Alerts Module is an alert system that enables to receive and process alerts with Aldoria algorithms.
The software can receive objects OEMs from Aldoria as well as public data (such as the US Space force SP ephemeris catalogue) and other data providers.
Manage your operations with Aldoria’s Fleet Control Pannel. Save time and money with our enhanced algorithms for conjunction assessment and collision avoidance strategy.
OUR PRODUCTS
Access the information
you need when you need it
- No more unnecessary collision alerts.
- Custom maneuvering scenarios, integrating station-keeping operations.
- Statistics and synthetic data to control the risk of collision and orbital pollution.
OUR PRODUCTS
Integrate, use, and share
easily
- Web-Based Graphical User Interfaces to access Aldoria products wherever you are.
- Secured full-featured RESTful APIs to connect with your IT ecosystem.
- Certified reports automatically generated and usable by all stakeholders.
- Secure administrator access with several levels of user access suitable for all organizations.
- Access the information you need when you need it.
BENEFITS
Ensure your satellites safety thanks to unique data.
Bring peace
of mind to your operations.
Optimize payload exploitation before reentry.
Never lose sight of your satellite, even in critical phases of the mission or in the event of an anomaly.
Comply with upcoming regulation in europe and the US.
Act now to protect the orbital environment.
OUR VISION
WHAT DO YOU
SEE IN SPACE?
LÉA DUTHIL astronomer engineer and head of production