National security
Investigations into patterns of life at security facilities can help identify and understand the activities of adversarial organisations. Such analyses in the past have revealed valuable tactical information as well as early warning and descriptions of deployments. Similarly, the study of activity around the development of new capabilities can provide close monitoring and assessment of those capabilities.
Humanitarian emergencies
By providing independent metrics and visualisations of mobility in low-access territories, analysis can aid interpretation of trends in human migration flows. The capability to understand human activity and mobility through the fusion of multiple data sources within EMDYN Platform can even facilitate risk assessments in support of health care efforts when responding to pandemics.
Illicit activities
The activities of cross-border smuggling networks, whether they be engaged in human trafficking, arms smuggling, drugs trade or many other illicit activities, can be identified and understood through EMDYN’s analytical capability. The ability geographically to pinpoint regular smuggling routes, vulnerabilities in border security or illegal mining activities provides actionable insights.
Due diligence
The capability to remotely monitor or characterise the activities of, or those associated with, critical assets helps to limit exposure to risk in investment and insurance market sectors. EMDYN analysis can provide warning of suspicious or unexpected activities, as well as establishing baselines for future monitoring of such activity.