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20 apps that are using Copernicus data including the early warning system Sille, developed by Datel. Sille can detect the shifts and subsidence of infrastructure such as bridges, pipelines, port areas, mines and large buildings with a precision of up to 1 mm.

Today, one of Estonia's leading IT companies, Datel, introduced its new e-service. Targeted at the global market, Sille allows users to monitor the shifts and subsidence of infrastructure everywhere in the world.

Datel is developing a new early warning system based on satellite data for large infrastructure, e.g. bridges, railways, pipelines, port areas and mines, as part of a research and development cooperation contract with the European Space Agency.

Huawei, AS Datel and the Information Technology Foundation for Education (HITSA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the purpose of modernizing the digital infrastructure of Estonian schools.

Mr Carl Pucci, Head of American Operations, Datel, presented the Find Your Town project to more than 100 countries at the United Nations in Geneva.

We are pleased Datel had the opportunity to contribute to the success story described by Clarisse Bordonneau, a Frenchwoman, who recently bought a house in Estonia, and was profoundly surprised how quick and straightforward the process was.

Press Release, October 6, 2016

Washington DC, October 6th – The Estonian IT company Datel has developed a software platform for President Obama’s initiative “The Opportunity Project” to help local governments in the U.S to develop their communities.