Dynamik data products

Evidence built for decisions.

Versioned geospatial and atmospheric products for planning satellite ground infrastructure. Every release keeps its provenance, coverage and limitations attached.

Delivery surface

The catalogue explains what exists. Immutable files, manifests and public APIs are delivered here through stable, verifiable release paths.

Product catalogue

Source evidence that keeps its identity.

Ground and atmospheric products are released independently, with provenance, coverage and limitations attached. Applications consume them; they do not rewrite what the evidence means.

Products marked as preparing publication or in development are roadmap disclosures, not availability claims. Public links appear only after licensing, validation and release readback pass.

Terrestrial siting

Ground Site Catalog

Candidate search areas and retained site alternatives for satellite ground infrastructure, with terrain, buildability and source provenance.

Current immutable release

Contents

2026-08-21-global-terrain-v2
alternatives_res9
downloads
geolibre
protected_areas
ATTRIBUTION.md Download ↓
coverage.json Download ↓
DATA-LICENSE.md Download ↓
licenses.json Download ↓
manifest.json Download ↓
ATTRIBUTION.md Download ↓
candidates_res5.parquet Download ↓
README.md Download ↓

README

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Ground Site Catalog

The Ground Site Catalog is a global screening dataset for locating satellite ground infrastructure. It combines candidate search areas and retained site alternatives with terrain, buildability, exclusion and source-provenance fields.

The current public release is 2026-08-21-global-terrain-v2. These records are screening evidence. They are not a substitute for a site survey, permitting review, land access confirmation or engineering due diligence.

Access

The selection API accepts a count from 1 to 1,000, a release identifier or latest, and format=parquet, csv, or geojson.

GET https://data.dynamikorbits.com/v1/selections?count=175&release=latest&format=parquet

Contents

The Contents browser above is the authoritative inventory for the current release. Its main entries are:

PathPurpose
candidates_res5.parquetOne screening record for each global H3 resolution-5 search area.
alternatives_res9/Retained fine-grained alternatives, partitioned for analytical access.
data_dictionary.csvField names, types and definitions.
ATTRIBUTION.mdUpstream sources, rights and attribution requirements.
manifest.jsonArtifact sizes, SHA-256 digests and release provenance.
geolibre/ground-site-catalog.pmtilesRange-streamable vector-tile view for interactive maps.
geolibre/ground-site-catalog.geolibre.jsonReady-to-open GeoLibre project.
downloads/Complete offline release archive.

Every file has a direct public URL and supports GET and HEAD. Large streaming assets support HTTP byte ranges.

Choosing a distribution

Use GeoParquet for analysis and bulk processing. It preserves the complete analytical records and is the canonical numerical distribution.

Use PMTiles through the GeoLibre project for interactive viewing. PMTiles is a visualization derivative designed to be streamed by HTTP range requests; it does not replace the analytical GeoParquet files.

Use the selection API when an application needs a bounded number of published recommendations rather than the whole dataset. Use the TAR archive for an offline copy of the complete release.

Provenance and integrity

The release is immutable. manifest.json records every artifact's path, byte size and SHA-256 digest. Publication is considered successful only after the objects have been read back from Cloudflare R2 and verified against those digests.

The source code and data-contract documentation live in the optical-ground-siting repository. This README is maintained in that repository and published as a versioned snapshot with the dataset page.

License, sources and attribution

Redistribution conditions can differ between upstream source families. Consult the release's ATTRIBUTION.md and manifest before redistributing derived extracts. Publishing a combined screening record does not remove upstream licence or attribution obligations.

Limitations

  • The catalogue prioritizes global, repeatable screening; it is not a locally calibrated site assessment.
  • Missing or coarse source evidence remains a limitation and must not be interpreted as proof of suitability.
  • Candidate coordinates do not establish ownership, access, permitting status or constructability.
  • The streaming tiles simplify the analytical release for display and should not be used as the source for exact analysis.