Klarety GEOLakehouse

Every Source,
AI-Ready in One Lakehouse

The GEOLakehouse stores, cleanses, and fuses your spatial and aspatial data into one AI-ready foundation. Satellite archives, your uploads, and every workflow output, organized by place and time. This is the data layer that powers GEOBricks and Fury.

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Klarety GEOLakehouse product interface: a spatial data lakehouse catalog fusing satellite imagery, sensor, and enterprise data into AI-ready datasets

The Klarety data layer

One lakehouse underneath everything on the platform.

GEOBricks and Fury solve different problems. They read from the same catalog, write back to the same history, and get sharper as your GEOLakehouse grows.

GEOBricks

Build the custom spatial workflows, pipelines, and applications your challenge requires. Every run reads from the GEOLakehouse, compares against what it already knows, and indexes what changed.

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Fury

Ask a question about any place on Earth. Fury plans the work, pulls the right sources from the GEOLakehouse, runs live analysis on GPUs, and lands the answer back in your catalog.

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Why the GEOLakehouse exists

Spatial AI needs more than files. It needs a foundation that scales.

One catalog for everything you know about the physical world

Klarety GEOLakehouse catalog for a monitored site: datasets, knowledge graph connections, and NDVI baseline in one governed view

Public and private, unified

Satellite archives, vector layers, and your own uploads live in one governed home.

Indexed by place and time

Every asset is tied to where on Earth it belongs and when it was captured.

Built to grow

From a single site to a global portfolio, the same catalog holds it all.

Cleansed and fused for AI, not scattered across folders

Land cover classification layered over terrain in the Klarety map workspace

Raster and vector together

Imagery, boundaries, detections, and measurements queryable in one place.

Ready for hard questions

Join a satellite pass to a parcel, a baseline, and a business record in one ask.

Governed by your organization

Your scope, your rules. Nothing crosses team boundaries.

Every workflow makes the next one easier

Sentinel-1 SAR multi-pass time series indexed in the GEOLakehouse

Ad hoc analysis sticks

What Fury finds today is still there when you ask again tomorrow.

Workflow runs compound

Every scheduled GEOBricks run adds to a longitudinal record, not a one-off alert.

Baselines you can defend

Change detection needs history. The GEOLakehouse is where that history lives.

The loop needs the layer

Monitoring only works when the data underneath keeps up.

GEOBricks workflows need a real baseline to spot change. Fury needs context to answer harder questions. The GEOLakehouse is the governed spatial memory both depend on. The more your teams work, the deeper it gets.

Klarety Fury focused on GEOLakehouse data as a source

What flows in

Every source lands in the same governed catalog.

Public earth observation, curated open data, and what your organization already has.

Sentinel-2

Fresh optical imagery for land, vegetation, and surface change.

Landsat

Decades of multispectral history for long-range baselines.

Sentinel-1 SAR

Radar coverage through clouds, day or night.

OpenStreetMap

Roads, buildings, and places worldwide.

Overture Maps

Curated global places and boundaries.

NOAA

Weather and environmental feeds alongside your map.

Your uploads

Shapefiles, GeoTIFFs, and internal layers on ingestion.

Business data

Parcels, assets, and operational records linked to place.

How the layer gets used

Ad hoc analysis, standing workflows, and everything in between

Klarety Fury answering a geospatial question on the map

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Start building your organization's spatial memory.

Bring a real site or a real question. See the GEOLakehouse organize the data, then watch GEOBricks and Fury work on top of it.