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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).

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.

Datel  and the Spanish engineering company Tecnatom signed a collaboration agreement to provide advanced technological solutions. Complementary skills will allow both companies to provide solutions with high technological content using satellites.

During a meeting in Tallinn on Tuesday 29 May, Prime Minister Allen Michael Chastanet of Saint Lucia and Chairman of the Management Board of Datel, Urmas Kõlli, reached an agreement that will see the Caribbean island nation start using the company’s innovative satellite data-based early warning system Sille this summer.

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.