GlobVision SCOP provides a configurable space operating picture through a web service and multidomain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information. Built on SSAVision and SDAVision, it connects operator analysis with other common operating pictures. GlobVision reported a multi-year, multi-user DND contract in June 2026, and NATO DIANA lists SCOP in its 2026 decision-support cohort. The contract statement is supplier-authored; its value, configuration and acceptance criteria are not publicly specified.
Technical detail
Core features
Configurable system-of-systems web service with multidomain ontology
Integration of heterogeneous domestic and international data
Built on SSAVision and SDAVision software suites
Underlying SSAVision functions include space-weather, conjunction and reentry analysis
Interoperability with other operator common operating pictures
Space situational awareness
Data fusion
Common operating picture
Decision support
Earth observation
Use & integration
Recorded applications
Space-domain awareness
Pan-domain decision support
Space-operator information services
Maritime and satellite mission planning
These describe the reviewed application scope, not confirmed deployments, released requirements or procurement eligibility.
Evidence of maturity
Marketed software suite with a supplier-reported DND contract and verified NATO DIANA participation. Underlying-suite functions should be checked against the proposed SCOP licence; programme participation does not establish NATO procurement or customer acceptance.
Commercial availability
Discuss software licensing and integration with GlobVision. Establish data licences, supported interfaces, deployment security and operational acceptance requirements for the configured service.
Integration and verification
Readiness
A technology readiness level is not established by the reviewed public sources.
Space-domain awareness and multi-source decision support could inform remote-domain monitoring contexts; the connection is a derived fit assessment rather than a statement of a deployed Canadian mission system.
This is a reviewed public-source assessment. It is not procurement eligibility, endorsement, customer interest, or classified demand.
Original sources 4 linked records
These records support this capability and its published Mission area and Defence need connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technology readiness level
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · name
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · capability type
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · summary
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Capability · summary
GlobVision's Space Common Operating Picture is a configurable web service with a multi-domain ontology framework that ingests heterogeneous data and provides common-operating-picture, situational-awareness and decision-support functions for space and pan-domain operations.
Supports: Capability · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Mission area · Arctic Domain Awareness
Space-domain awareness and multi-source decision support could inform remote-domain monitoring contexts; the connection is a derived fit assessment rather than a statement of a deployed Canadian mission system.
Supports: Mission area · Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Mission area · Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Mission area · Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Mission area · Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
NATO DIANA lists GlobVision Inc. of Canada in the 2026 Data Assisted Decision Making cohort for SCOP. Programme selection is an acceleration pathway, not proof of a NATO procurement award.
Supports: Capability · summary
NATO DIANA lists GlobVision Inc. of Canada in the 2026 Data Assisted Decision Making cohort for SCOP. Programme selection is an acceleration pathway, not proof of a NATO procurement award.
GlobVision announced a multi-year, multi-user DND SCOP contract on June 30, 2026 in CADSI member news, tracing the software to 2018 IDEaS development with DRDC. The company describes SCOP as operational but discloses neither award value nor customer acceptance results. CADSI hosts the company statement rather than independently verifying it.
Supports: Capability · summary
GlobVision announced a multi-year, multi-user DND SCOP contract on June 30, 2026 in CADSI member news, tracing the software to 2018 IDEaS development with DRDC. The company describes SCOP as operational but discloses neither award value nor customer acceptance results. CADSI hosts the company statement rather than independently verifying it.
GlobVision describes SSAVision, an underlying SCOP suite, as covering space weather, conjunction assessment, collision probabilities/avoidance planning, TLE trending, aggregate risk, SAA traversal and reentry prediction, with configurable 2D/3D views. This does not prove every function is included in each SCOP licence.
Supports: Capability · core features
GlobVision describes SSAVision, an underlying SCOP suite, as covering space weather, conjunction assessment, collision probabilities/avoidance planning, TLE trending, aggregate risk, SAA traversal and reentry prediction, with configurable 2D/3D views. This does not prove every function is included in each SCOP licence.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
GlobVision announced a multi-year, multi-user DND SCOP contract on June 30, 2026 in CADSI member news, tracing the software to 2018 IDEaS development with DRDC. The company describes SCOP as operational but discloses neither award value nor customer acceptance results. CADSI hosts the company statement rather than independently verifying it.
