The e-service Sille, developed by the Estonian software company AS Datel, operates in space to prevent hidden damages caused by underground digging, faulty constructions, or natural disasters.

Our business Development Manager Aimo Kõva has the privilege of being one of the panelists for the "Sustainable Mobility in a Smart City" discussion at the German-Baltic Digital Summit in München, on October 7.

The second German-Baltic Digital Summit will focus on topics such as e-health, sustainable mobility in a smart city, and cybersecurity. 

Meet AS Datel and the other ITS ESTONIA companies at the Nordic Pavilion! Datel´s, space-based infrastructure deformation monitoring service Sille.space uses data from the European Union's satellites and can detect the shifts and subsidence of transport sector infrastructure — such as bridges, roads, railroads, metro systems, ports — with a precision of up to 1 millimeter. This innovative service helps prevent accidents caused by deterioration of infrastructure and, thus, contributes to the public’s general safety.

Counting hours!  Expo 2020 Dubai Opening ceremony is already today, on 30th September 2021!  The world exhibition has more than 190 participant countries and 25 million visitors are expected to visit. The exhibition will be open until the end of March 2022. 

Looking forward to meeting you! Aimo Kõva is in Dubai from October 13-20. 

On 14 September, Datel was honored to participate in the panel discussion of the France-Estonia Business Forum "Smart and Green Mobility: Cities of the Future: Safer, Greener, Smarter?". 

On the part of Datel, Oliver Stimmer, the Head of Space Domain participated in the panel, he explained the ground monitoring options and introduced Sille.Space solution.

We had the opportunity to participate in the Estonian-United Arab Emirates workshop held at the e-Estonian Presentation Center and to introduce the Sille.Space Early Warning System to the representatives of The United Arab Emirates Space Agency (UAESA).

The UAESA participated in the business delegation as part of the International Meeting of Friends of Estonia (EFIM), July 8-9, the patrons of which are former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves and tech entrepreneurs Ott Kaukver and Sten Tamkivi.

27-28 April 2021, our Business Development Manager Aimo Kõva presents SILLE.space at the MiningTech World virtual event. How to cope with health& safety and environmental regulation high demands, a lack of skilled labor, and increased operating costs in the mining industry?
We can help with remote monitoring solutions. In addition to identifying if surrounding construction, mining, or geological subsidence has caused a deformation or structural weaknesses, our service SILLE.space also allows users to develop a timeline for existing subsidence-related issues, including data that land or structural deformities pre-existed construction or mining work.
Sille’s data can bolster transparency in the mining industry by assessing the land and surrounding structures before and after mining to detect possible movement. This data can also be used as evidence to show that mining has in fact not caused any damages.

Estonian e-construction 3D twin, developed by AS Datel, includes three-dimensional models of buildings throughout Estonia. The ground elevation model and 3D models of buildings used in 3D twin are created by the Land Board.
This digital tool is especially helpful for the real estate and construction sectors, but can also provide important information to, for example, a private individual purchasing a house.
The new digital tool allows a look at what a building would look like in the existing environment, what restrictions should be considered when designing the building, and how shadows will affect the building. 

The Estonian IT company Datel has conducted a study into technological options for creating a research archive of heliophysics data collected during the Solar Orbiter mission of the European Space Agency (ESA).  Engineers from Estonia assessed 10 database technologies designed for recording time series, four of them in more detail.

According to Evelin Kasenõmm, the Head of Space Domain at Datel, all of the shortlisted technologies were open-source or open-source licensed.

17-19 March 2021 we will present Infrastructure Monitoring System SILLE at the International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (#ICDRI2021). Looking forward to meeting you at the Conference Marketplace!
https://icdri.cdri.world/
#ICDRI2021 #risks #riskmanagement #bigdata

The event is organized by the Indian Chamber of Commerce, the leading body of business and industry in East and North East India.
The Security Expo brings together industry leaders to examine emerging business opportunities in Defence and Security.

AS Datel’s Infrastructure Monitoring System SILLE offers a proactive tool for structural integrity monitoring and disaster prevention.

Our Space Team shares information on remote-sensing capabilities in the mining industry. 
SILLE offers a proactive tool for structural integrity monitoring and disaster prevention. In addition to identifying if surrounding construction, mining, or geological subsidence has caused a deformation or structural weaknesses, the service also allows users to develop a timeline for existing subsidence related issues, including data that land or structural deformities pre-existed construction or mining work.
Sille’s data can bolster transparency in the mining industry by assessing land and surrounding structures before and after mining to detect possible movement. This data can also be used as evidence to show that mining has in fact not caused any damages. 

"Hämarik appeared silent before, but we were able to send commands to the satellite with more amplified antennas and Hämarik started communicating. The main radio does not appear to be working, but the backup radio is talking and we have regular communication. The contact with the first satellite Koit is very weak and still early to tell how the satellite is doing or what exactly happened before", said Rauno Gordon, Space center manager at Tallinn University of Technology.

We shared the benefits of the Datelś Early Warning System SILLE at India´s 1st and largest smart exhibition for smart technologies.

More than 10 thousand Smart Technologies Professionals participated in Smartec India virtual expo.

On September 3rd Vega rocket carrying student satellite Hämarik launched from the space center at Kourou in French Guiana. 
For now, we know that the Vega rocket has reached orbit and Hämarik has separated from the rocket. 

The earliest launch opportunity is August, 17th. Hämarik is the second of two student satellites that the TalTech - Tallinn University of Technology, in cooperation with DATEL, will launch into orbit. The Koit (Dawn) satellite launched on July 5 last year with a rocket from Russia.

TalTech Satellites, Koit and Hämarik, are built to monitor the Earth from space, both satellites have two remote-sensing cameras, one for color (RGB) and the other for near-infrared (NIR).
The Vega rocket has over 40 small satellites onboard - most of them cube-satellites like satellites Koit and Hämarik.

Led by Carl Pucci, we formed an international team across Europe for the EUvsVirus hackathon, and developed two products based on InSAR processing.

The European Commission, led by the European Innovation Council and in close collaboration with the EU member states, hosted this pan-European EUvsVirus hackathon to connect civil society, innovators, partners, and investors across Europe in order to develop innovative solutions for coronavirus-related challenges.

An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 occurred on March 22 in Croatia. The earthquake caused severe damage to more than 7,000 buildings in the center of Zagreb, including the Zagreb Cathedral.
SILLE team performed an analysis of Zagreb, which enables the remote identification of buildings in dangerous condition. Based on this information, engineers who identify the destruction of buildings can address the most serious sources of danger in the first place.

Our engineers are helping to select suitable technologies for storing and archiving data collected by Solar Orbiter. 

Scientific research spacecraft Solar Orbiter has launched on its journey to study the Sun on February 9. The Solar Orbiter will address big questions in Solar System science to help us understand how our star creates and controls the giant bubble of plasma that surrounds the whole Solar System and influences the planets within it. It is an ESA mission with strong NASA participation. 

Agu Leinfeld as an expert in space technology and artificial intelligence to improve user experience participates in UN Science Policy Business Forum on the Environment, November 4 - 9, Canberra, Australia. Participants will come from top Space Agencies and Earth Observation Centres; Frontier Technology giants, start-ups and entrepreneurs; top UN officials, Presidency of the UN Environment Assembly; top decision-makers, scientists and strategists; non-governmental groups, citizen science leaders and financial institutions.

In July 2019, Tartu hosted the world-famous Metallica concert with more than 65,000 visitors. The city decided to seize the opportunity,  collect all kinds of data around this event and organize the  Data Science Seminar. Datel analyzed the Metallica concert through the SAR eye, using the Early Warning system SILLE.

We look forward to attending and sharing the benefits of the Datelś Early Warning System SILLE at the Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress 21-25 October in Singapore.

ITS is the world’s leading transport technology congress. This year’s theme is Smart Mobility, Empowering Cities.

Meet us at the Nordic Pavilion No.97!  The pavilion is organized by ITS Norway, ITS Estonia, ITS Sweden, and ITS Finland and is co-funded by Nordic Innovation.

Datel Space program manager, Andreas Kiik, is honored to be one of the keynote speakers. Space Apps is an international hackathon for coders, scientists, designers, storytellers, makers, builders, technologists, and others in cities around the world, where teams engage with NASA’s free and open data to address real-world problems on Earth and in space. 
Space Apps Tartu event is organized by The University of Tartu - with its Department of Geography, Institute of Computer Science and Tartu Observatory and the Tartu Science Park.

Estonian Defence Industry Association (EDIA) was founded in 2009 and represents leading defense and security industry companies in Estonia. Estonian Defence and Security Industry Innovation Cluster was first established in 2012. Cluster and its members participate in international projects and programs to increase export capability and sales of the Estonian companies on the defense and security markets.

Datel presented Sille at the CEPT University Ahmedabad, India, during the International Conference on Smart Data, Smart Cities and Smart Governance between 3rd Oct. to 5th Oct. 2019.
Ankit Bahl, Head of Country-India, talked about smart infrastructure management. This conference brought together the representatives from the corporate sector, government sectors, academic and research organizations on one platform to exchange ideas, innovations, and experience on Smart Data, Smart Cities with a special emphasis on Geospatial Technology-based solutions for Smart Governance.

EASME and the European Commission have launched the Eyes on Earth’ Roadshow – a series of five events across the EU bringing space and Earth observation closer to EU citizens; and raising awareness of the skills and job opportunities in the geospatial industry. The 'Eyes on Earth' Roadshow lets you explore how satellite information can help improve operational applications such as climate & weather, mobility & transport planning, renewables, air quality, fresh water availability and distribution, smart farming, financial risk management and critical infrastructure.

Estonian companies Enefit, Nortal, Datel and Smagrinet will present innovative digital solutions at the World Energy Congress in Abu Dhabi on 9-12 September; the Estonian president, Kersti Kaljulaid, will also attend.
With over 150 countries represented, the World Energy Congress is the world’s largest and most influential energy event, covering all aspects of the energy agenda. Kaljulaid will be the keynote speaker at the congress on 10 September and will also participate in a panel discussion, “Getting to grips with the blockchain: Cutting through the hype”.

This is the most important energy event in the world with more than 150 countries participating. There are traditionally many state leaders, including this year the President of the Republic of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid.

At the event, Asse Hang will present SILLE as an e-service focused on using satellite data to monitor critical energy sector infrastructure including pipelines, mines, dams and power plants.

More to come on this exciting event!

Datel is providing InSAR data processing together with the ESA to support FEMA and US Army Corps of Engineers preparedness as Hurricane Dorian approaches the United States. Together with our American partners, we are remotely inspecting levee sections, urban areas and sea walls across Florida; and we stand by to do so in other states as the storm's track becomes clearer.

5th July Soyuz-2.1b rocket carrying student satellite Koit launched from the Vostochny Cosmodrome. TalTech student satellite project is being implemented by TalTech and DATEL together. Hämarik, our second student satellite, will launch on September 9. 

http://satelliit.taltech.ee/

Scope of certification: project management, development, implementation, training, maintenance, sales and rent of the solutions and services (including mission-critical) for information systems, information technology, data communication, and presentation techniques. ISO 27001 is the best-known international standard for an information security management system (ISMS). 

ITS Estonia delegation with Asse Hang from Datel introduced smart city solutions in the ITS Congress in Europe. ITS Congress in Europe is the largest event entirely dedicated to smart mobility and digitalization of transport is organized by ERTICO – ITS Europe. ITS Estonia was cooperating with Finnish colleagues from ITS Finland, to introduce solutions and products for organizations from the public and private sector.

Initially the students from the university planned to launch one satellite into orbit, but a prime opportunity recently arose for them to launch two. Datel is supporting TalTech’s Mektory Space Centre with calculation and presentation equipment and both satellites with software.

Driven by demanding environmental regulation, increased operating costs and a lack of skilled labour the European mining community are turning to digital technologies to boost productivity. The conference shared best practice and innovations from leading mines across Europe.

The data center named ESTHub helps technology companies obtain and process more quickly remote sensing data obtained from space. AS Datel uses remote sensing data collected by the Sentinel-1 satellite and disseminated via ESTHub, among others, in the new service Sille.  Via ESTHub we can get data about Estonia and the nearby region especially fast, which enables us to offer a service of particularly high quality. 

Sille gives you the power to see structural and surface deformation of any site on the planet, since 2014, from your browser. "The service, based on satellite data, helps prevent accidents caused by the disintegration of infrastructure, and its uses are very wide," explained ITL President Ivo Suursoo. 

March 20th 2019, Andreas Kiik, Head of Space of AS Datel, presented SILLE at the Space Industry Day in Riga.
See the presentation at SILLE ś LinkedIn page.

Active mining processes can cause seismic activity, negatively affecting communities and infrastructure. Sille’s data can bolster transparency in the mining industry by assessing land and surrounding structures before and after mining to detect possible movement. Read Datel´s article on pg 37-45. 

Datel Ovela together with FEMA national preparedness directorate leaders presented SILLE's subsidence monitoring solution to a group of interagency participants across the US government.

January 31st, Carl Pucci from Datel Ovela presented SILLE - at the Federal Government Conference „FedGeoday 2019“ in Washington D.C.

In the opening issue of Estonian science and nature magazine Horizon, Andreas Kiik and Anti Gruno write about how  Sille measures the sinking and rising of various infrastructure objects with millimetre accuracy. (The article is in Estonian).

RICS new issue of Built Environmental Journal discusses SILLE  developed by Datel. Read Andreas Kiik´s article "Signals from Space" on pg 39-41.

Invest in Estonia's  new issue of Life in Estonia  discusses SILLE's deformation monitoring system, another innovative technology launched by Datel!
Read Ronald Liive's SILLE article on pg 40-41. 

Datel presented SILLE at the conference and industrial exhibition “Innovative Energy Solutions for Military Applications” (IESMA 2018) on 14-16th  November. The event is carried out by the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence and will provide information on innovative solutions that will help improve the operational capability of military.

Pg. 11, The IT company Datel has been developing a new e-service, SILLE, for several years and the Road Administration has helped to test its various value chains from the beginning. The company has already been successful in foreign markets and is cooperating with, among others, the State of Maryland in the United States and Scandinavian customers. 

August 8, Carl Pucci presented SILLE at the 2018 Annual Technical Forum for Geohazards Impacting Transportation.

The event was hosted by Maryland Department of Transportation and sponsored by the Marshall University Center for Environmental, Geotechnical and Applied Sciences (CEGAS).

Estonian company Datel has launched a service that allows users to remotely monitor changes in the settling of infrastructures around the world, thus helping to avoid disasters.

At the 2018 World Nuclear Exhibition, Datel and Tecnatom were the first to present satellite radar based acquisition, analysis, and action (A3) to monitor nuclear facilities globally. As part of the increasing focus on long-term maintenance and efficiency of legacy plants, as well as site selection and expansion of the A3 platform forms part of nuclear operators strategy considerations. We are excited to bring Sille to bear in a banner field for advancement. We are proud to have been invited to present this solution under the flag of Spain at the Spanish nuclear power pavilion. 

For more information on the WNE see the IAEA Director General's Statement.

The Estonian IT company Datel on April 17th presented a new early warning system for large scale infrastructure, which uses satellite data to monitor minor movements in pieces of infrastructure such as bridges, railways, pipelines, harbors and mines, informs LETA/BNS.

Spanish engineering Tecnatom and Estonian company Datel have signed a collaboration agreement to provide advanced technological solutions based on artificial satellites, as reported by the Spanish company in a statement. 

Spanish engineering Tecnatom and Estonian company Datel have signed a collaboration agreement to provide advanced technological solutions based on artificial satellites, as reported by the Spanish company in a statement. 

The Estonian IT company, Datel, has signed a collaboration agreement with the Spanish multinational engineering corporation, Tecnatom, to provide technological solutions for satellite monitoring of strategic and critical infrastructures.

Tecnatom announces today that it has signed a collaboration agreement with the Estonian IT company Datel, under which the two companies will work together to provide technological solutions for satellite monitoring of strategic and critical infrastructures.

Both companies add their capabilities to provide solutions of high technological content based on artificial satellites, applicable to various industrial sectors such as nuclear power plants, railway infrastructures or the transport and distribution of electrical energy. 

Tecnatom announced today that it has signed a collaboration agreement with the Estonian IT company Datel, under which the two companies will work together to provide technological solutions for satellite monitoring of strategic and critical infrastructures. 

The Estonian IT company, Datel, has launched a service that allows users to remotely monitor the shifts and subsidence of infrastructure globally with a precision of up to one millimetre – thus helping prevent accidents.

The Estonian IT company Datel, specialized in developing geographical information systems, has announced the launch of its early warning system Sille.

Pg. 14, Thanks to radar-equipped European remote sensing satellites, it is now possible to measure the passage of bridges in Estonia from space. The first two pilot projects have already been carried out by the [Estonian] Road Administration and the results are proving.