A Communications and Orbital Monitoring Tool
The space domain is becoming increasingly congested and complex. Organizations must monitor activity across orbital, spectrum, and RF environments while responding quickly to interference, anomalous behavior, and evolving threats. However, the data needed to do this often fragmented across multiple systems, making it difficult to correlate and analyze efficiently. This leads to slower decision-making and increases operational risk.
To address this challenge, Comsat Architects team has prototyped COMET, a cloud-based software platform that provides a unified environment to view, obtain, and rapidly analyze satellite RF spectrum and orbital data across LEO, MEO, and GEO. COMET integrates regulatory, RF, and orbital information from multiple sources to support detection of spectrum violations, anomalous satellite behavior, and interference risks. It is expected to be launched shortly. Designed to address an increasingly congested space environment and fragmented data across the space domain, COMET replaces manual correlation with automated analytics, predictive insights, and user-friendly visualization tools, helping government and commercial operators spend less time preparing data and more time making informed decisions.
Features
How It Works
COMET merges multiple regulatory and technical data sources into a single view for analysis.
- Unifies critical data: Orbital information, RF spectrum allocations, & registry documentation in one interface
- Monitors spectrum usage: Continuously tracks FCC & ITU allocations to detect potential violations & pinpoint likely transmitting satellites
- Check registrations: Cross-references UN registry filings with launch manifests to find missing or inconsistent records
- Highlights risks and anomalies: Automatically flags unregistered satellites, unauthorized transmission & other compliance issues to streamline space domain awareness
Use Cases
To learn more about COMET or to request a demo, please contact aleaha@comsat-architects.com.