Remote sensing + GIS
Current work includes agricultural drought monitoring, Earth-observation data distribution, land-use mapping, crop monitoring and other geospatial applications.
CURRENT / OFFICIALSri Lankan engineers have built and operated nanosatellite missions through international collaboration. ACCIMT runs real space-applications work in remote sensing and GIS. A third Sri Lankan nanosatellite was carried to the International Space Station in 2025. And in 2026, Cabinet approved the process to formulate a National Space Policy. SriLankaSpace.com is designed as the public front door that makes the whole ecosystem visible.
Current work includes agricultural drought monitoring, Earth-observation data distribution, land-use mapping, crop monitoring and other geospatial applications.
CURRENT / OFFICIALACCIMT says RAAVANA-1 was Sri Lanka’s first nanosatellite and first satellite built by Sri Lankans. It operated successfully in orbit for 27 months.
HISTORIC / OFFICIALACCIMT was one of five partners in KITSUNE. ACCIMT says the nanosatellite was successfully deployed from the ISS on March 24, 2022.
HISTORIC / OFFICIALACCIMT says Dragonfly was carried to the ISS aboard SpaceX SPX-33 on August 24, 2025. Its page still phrases deployment using a scheduled date, so this portal does not overstate later status.
CURRENT PROGRAM HISTORYCurrent capability and future program stay labeled.
ACCIMT says it was designated Sri Lanka’s National Focal Point for Space Technology Applications.
Sri Lanka’s first nanosatellite and first satellite built by Sri Lankan engineers; operated successfully for 27 months.
ACCIMT participated in the five-party KITSUNE 6U nanosatellite collaboration; deployed from the ISS in March 2022.
ACCIMT says Sri Lanka’s third nanosatellite was carried to the ISS aboard SpaceX SPX-33 on August 24, 2025.
Cabinet approved appointing an expert committee to formulate a National Space Policy on May 18, 2026.
This public-portal program routes visitors to the right layer and makes current-versus-future status obvious.
Possible future civil mission institution for Earth data, satellites, science and education.
FUTURE programPossible future portfolio, grants, procurement and mission-support layer.
FUTURE programPossible OFFICIAL policy-and-standards gateway that preserves existing lawful regulators.
FUTURE programPossible future joint defensive coordination function for space-service resilience.
FUTURE programThe neutral front door for current history, people, data, institutions and future pathways.
THIS PORTALReal institutions, historic missions and future program use different language.
Sri Lanka identity is original artwork, not a copied government seal.
Where stars appear, the Southern Cross is the mandatory constellation pattern.
No fake agency, astronauts, launch site, budget, contracts or mission status.
The country’s space story becomes more powerful when the public can see the whole system.