Solutions for Data scientists
As a data scientist, you sift through messy data to uncover meaningful intelligence. Ellipsis Drive structures your spatial data for you, so you can find treasured insights faster and easier.


Putting intelligence on the map
To structure spatial data, annotate datasets, put together predictive maps and draw valid conclusions is an extremely precious set of efforts. Ellipsis Drive supports your activities by ensuring data is organized and indexed while being easy to query, visualize and collaborate on.
Learn how here!Build your spatial data archives and libraries
Use Ellipsis Drive to build out your spatial data archive and content library in a fully scalable and interoperable way. Guarantee easy access at high performance for every data scientist, colleague or client who needs it.
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Selling your results
Ellipsis Drive can be used to provide subscription-based access to the data sets from your most valuable spatial data products. Simply name your price, set your permissions, and invite people to subscribe.
Learn how here!See Ellipsis Drive in Action!
Hear why Satellogic, Skywatch, and Spacety trust Ellipsis Drive to share data with their clients! See Ellipsis Drive in Action! Schedule a demo today.
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