SkyGeo
SkyGeo, founded in 2008 in Delft, provides satellite InSAR-based ground-motion and deformation monitoring for critical assets in mining, energy and civil infrastructure.
SkyGeo, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Delft, The Netherlands, is an InSAR optimization and assessment platform providing decision-grade ground-motion monitoring for companies and authorities that manage critical assets. The firm is described as the largest and fastest-growing InSAR-only company globally, and its work sits at the intersection of satellite-based remote sensing, deformation measurement and geotechnical analysis.
The company's ground-motion monitoring solutions use Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar to deliver millimeter-accurate deformation measurements at densities of up to 100,000 measurement points per square kilometre. These measurements allow clients to detect structural issues early and to schedule maintenance accordingly. SkyGeo also provides access to historical InSAR data dating back to 1992, supporting trend analysis and risk assessment over multi-decade timescales.
SkyGeo serves the mining, energy and civil infrastructure sectors, with named clients including Shell, ExxonMobil and Sibelco. Its customer base spans private companies and public or government entities, and its geographic presence covers North America, Europe and Asia Pacific in addition to its Dutch base. The stated focus is on decision-grade insight for asset protection and risk management.
