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January 31st,  Carl Pucci presented SILLE at the Federal Government Conference „FedGeoday 2019“ in Washington D.C. The goal of this conference was to build and educate existing government, ngo, and educational communities around open source geospatial tools and management.

Agu Leinfeld, Director of Software Development and Technology,  will explain how SILLE -a space-based infrastructure deformation monitoring system, works.

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RICS new issue of Built Environmental Journal discusses space based infrastructure deformation monitoring system SILLE  developed by Datel. Read Andreas Kiik´s article on pg 39-41.

Invest in Estonia´s  new issue of Life in Estonia  discusses SILLE's deformation monitoring system, developed by Datel. With this space based service, you can monitor  your large infrastructure objects  anywhere on the planet.

Datel participated in the German - Baltic Digital Summit 2019 conference in Dusseldorf. This was the first Digital Summit between Germany and the Baltic States, focusing on topics such as ICT solutions, eGovernment, Cyber Security, Smart City/Smart grids, logistics solutions and Industry 4.0 / IoT. We shared our ideas and experiences with German companies and Government institutions about eGoverment projects.

DATEL team was solving Social Insurance Board's challenge on how to simplify the process of applying for parking permits for a vehicle servicing a disabled person.

The system reduces the total power consumption for the server system as a whole by about 40% compared to existing air cooling systems.

Datel presented SILLE at the conference and industrial exhibition “Innovative Energy Solutions for Military Applications” (IESMA 2018) on 14-16th  November. The event is carried out by the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence and will provide information on innovative solutions that will help improve the operational capability of military.