Orbit, Spectrum, and Policy Aligned

Guiding constellation design and compliance for the future of LEO communications

Our proudest work is inspired by the clients we serve.

End-to-end technical advisory for next-generation satellite operators from FCC licensing and ITU coordination to deorbit planning and Direct-to-Device enablement.

Rigorous, data-driven methodology

Every engagement is grounded in quantitative modeling, regulatory precedent, and systems-level thinking — not generic consulting frameworks.

Mission Architecture Assessment

Altitude regime analysis, inclination trade-offs, coverage vs. capacity optimization, launch cadence forecasting, and constellation phasing strategy.

Regulatory Compliance Mapping

Gap analysis against FCC Part 25, ITU Radio Regulations, ODMSP, and applicable bilateral coordination requirements for each target market.


Spectrum Interference Modeling

EPFD aggregate calculations, GSO/NGSO coexistence analysis, power flux density limits, and interference probability assessments across orbital planes.


Deorbit Risk & Debris Quantification

NASA ORDEM/MASTER debris environment modeling, collision probability estimation, casualty area calculations, and disposal maneuver ΔV budget validation.

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