Est. 2026 — Ankara, Türkiye
Space Policy Research Center · Türkiye
Twenty years of operational experience in satellite communications, now scaled to a global vision. Independent research, open data tools, and advisory work at the intersection of space law, orbital strategy, and the geopolitics of the new space economy — because knowledge multiplies when shared.
A practitioner-led framework and strategic models for emerging nations to capture a share of the growing space economy.
Read Overview →Analysis of orbital slot allocation, the "use it or lose it" principle, and how emerging nations can secure their rights in the geostationary belt.
Explore →Artemis vs. ILRS — how the US-China competition is reshaping alliances, and where the Global South stands in this picture.
Read Analysis →With IAC 2026 in Antalya and the AYAP-1 Moon mission ahead, Türkiye has a narrow but extraordinary window to lead a new coalition.
Read Brief →License transfers, due diligence, and legal structuring — a comprehensive guide for satellite operator acquisitions and orbital slot transfers in emerging markets.
Read Guide →Shared space infrastructure, joint orbital portfolio management, and new models for multinational satellite networks.
Read Roadmap →White Paper — May 2026
A practitioner-led framework for satellite operators, public agencies, and investors in emerging markets. Legal structures, investment models, license-transfer playbooks, and frameworks for international cooperation.
Open-source tools for tracking orbital assets, projecting slot expiries, and identifying strategic opportunities in the geostationary belt.
Track major global satellites in real time. LEO satellites move live, GEO satellites are positioned at their fixed orbital slots. At-risk satellites are highlighted.
LiveExplore ESA Sentinel, NASA MODIS, VIIRS and Blue Marble imagery on an interactive map. Strategic regions are pre-loaded.
LiveSatellite inventory, end-of-life projections, and opportunity analysis with a 2026–2045 year projection slider.
LiveTrack new ITU satellite network filings, coordination requests, and slot disputes across emerging markets.
In DevelopmentOrbital Intelligence is an Ankara-based research and advisory center. For 20 years we have served public institutions across Eurasia in satellite communications, observation, data transmission, and strategic technologies — through one of the world's leading satellite operators' regional operation, covering 36 countries from Eastern Europe to the Middle East and Central Asia.
Rapid technological change and globalisation have now lifted these collaborations to the space level. We continue our path by sharing this experience internationally — because we believe that knowledge multiplies when shared.
We produce analysis, open tools, and advisory services at the intersection of international space law, orbital resource strategy, and the geopolitics of the new space economy.
Research inquiries, briefing requests, collaboration proposals, or media — we welcome all serious engagement.