Consulting

Space is hard.
We’ve done this before.

Senior advisory across the mission life cycle, from getting the design right before you build to bringing a struggling mission back when others give up.

Who It’s For

Built for mission-critical SmallSat decisions

EOIntelligence supports teams that need senior technical judgment before committing to a mission direction, reviewing a proposed architecture, or diagnosing an underperforming system in orbit.

NewSpace Companies

Draw on seasoned satellite engineers and industry specialists matched to the challenge.

Agencies and Investors

Built on experience developed at SANSA and across long-running Earth observation programs.

Mission Operators

Bring together payload, calibration, processing, and operational ground-segment knowledge.

Payload Primes

Apply practical judgment when technical risk is high or mission performance falls short.

FUTURE SATELLITE MISSIONS

Get the mission right before you build it

EOIntelligence helps teams make senior technical decisions early, before architecture, suppliers, payload choices, and integration paths become expensive to change.

Mission definition


Clarify mission goals, technical requirements, operating assumptions, and success criteria.

System integration


Support connections between spacecraft, payload, ground systems, and data products.

System design


Shape the mission architecture so payload, processing, delivery, and operations work together.

Component and supplier selection


Review payload, platform, ground-segment, and vendor choices before commitments are made.

Design reviews


Bring independent senior judgment to technical reviews before the mission moves forward.

Out-of-focus recovery


Recover sharpness and usable detail from imagery affected by focus problems.

Outcome line


Recover product value, protect confidence, and restore operational return.

Data reconstruction


Rebuild usable products from imperfect or degraded mission data.

Vibration and geometric correction


Reduce platform-vibration effects that leave imagery blurred or geometrically unstable.

Spectral refinement


Improve spectral consistency so imagery can support quantitative analysis.

Stray-light correction


Identify and correct stray-light artefacts that reduce image quality and product reliability.

MISSION TROUBLESHOOTING

When others write it off, we look for a path back

EOIntelligence helps mission teams diagnose critical data-quality, calibration, processing, and performance issues after launch, then recover usable products where the data and system conditions allow.

WHAT WE DRAW ON

Senior judgment backed by real mission heritage

EOIntelligence draws on a network of seasoned satellite engineers and industry experts, with experience built at SANSA and across decades in the space industry.


Ground-segment knowledge, payload experience, calibration expertise, and mission-recovery capability come together when the technical risk is high.

Expert network

Draw on seasoned satellite engineers and industry specialists matched to the challenge.

SANSA heritage

Built on experience developed at SANSA and across long-running Earth observation programs.

Ground-segment and payload depth

Bring together payload, calibration, processing, and operational ground-segment knowledge.

Mission recovery perspective

Apply practical judgment when technical risk is high or mission performance falls short.

Where we fit

Senior advice across the mission life cycle

EOIntelligence can support your team from first concept through design, integration, launch, commissioning, and operations.

01

Concept

Mission goals, requirements, and viability.

02

Design

Architecture, payload choices, processing path, and risk review.

03

Integration

Spacecraft, payload, ground segment, and workflow alignment.

04

Launch

Readiness review and operational planning.

05

Commissioning

First data, CalVal, troubleshooting, and product validation.

06

Operations

Performance review, recovery support, and mission improvement.

Ready to move your mission forward?

Talk with a senior engineer.