Satellite port monitoring and logistics intelligence from orbit
Satellite port monitoring turns Earth-observation data into an objective view of any port, terminal or logistics hub — and PropOrbit delivers it from orbit. Port monitoring satellite data feeds port intelligence and maritime satellite intelligence that track vessels, cargo and congestion without a boat or a boots-on-the-ground survey.
Global trade moves faster than any manual survey can follow. Satellite logistics monitoring and logistics intelligence close that gap: terminal monitoring, vessel monitoring and port congestion monitoring on a schedule, plus supply chain satellite monitoring across an entire network.
What ports and logistics teams use it for
Ports and terminals
Terminal monitoring and port congestion monitoring reveal berth occupancy, yard density and dwell time, so operators and analysts see bottlenecks as they form.
Vessels and cargo
Vessel monitoring and maritime satellite intelligence track ships and cargo movements, turning raw passes into logistics intelligence you can act on.
Warehousing and supply chain
Warehouse monitoring satellite data and supply chain satellite monitoring extend the same view inland, while infrastructure monitoring keeps the roads, rail and facilities that connect them in check.
Monitor any port or network
From a single terminal to a global supply chain, PropOrbit delivers satellite port monitoring in under a minute per site — no survey required. Explore coverage across the United States or pair it with continuous asset monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
What is satellite port monitoring?
Satellite port monitoring reads a port, terminal or logistics hub from orbit to track vessels, cargo, congestion and infrastructure change over time — without a site survey.
Can PropOrbit monitor port congestion?
Yes — port congestion monitoring compares passes over time to reveal berth occupancy, yard density and dwell time, so bottlenecks are visible as they form.
Does it cover logistics beyond the port?
Yes — supply chain satellite monitoring and warehouse monitoring extend the same view across the wider logistics network, inland and at scale.