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Government & Public Sector
Persistent awareness
for protected waters.
A configurable maritime-intelligence layer for marine reserves, fisheries oversight, suspicious vessel behaviour and international commercial-fisheries monitoring.
Marine reserve monitoring
From boundary entry
to behaviour context.
An incursion alert is only the beginning. Useful monitoring must distinguish transit, loitering, repeated passes, probable fishing behaviour and data gaps requiring review.
Protected-area geofencing
Marine-reserve, no-take and controlled-zone boundaries with configurable entry, dwell and repeated-activity alerts.
Activity classification
Speed, course, dwell, repeated sweeps, night activity and boundary-skimming interpreted as behavioural evidence—not automatic guilt.
Incident timelines
Build auditable timelines combining vessel tracks, environmental conditions, licence context and human review notes.
Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
Prioritise what deserves investigation.
Risk models can combine vessel movement, AIS or VMS gaps, probable setting or hauling patterns, rendezvous behaviour, authorisation data and known operating context.
Fishing-pattern risk
Model movement consistent with setting, hauling, drift-net activity, trawling, longlining or other gear-specific behaviour.
Authorisation and identity
Compare vessel identity, flag, licence, permit, ownership and operating area where lawful data access exists.
Tracking gaps
Flag suspicious transmission gaps or unexplained changes without assuming every outage is intentional.
Rendezvous and networks
Identify repeated proximity, possible transshipment and fleet-level relationships for analyst review.
International commercial fisheries
A wider operating picture.
Regional and international deployments can combine EEZ, high-seas, protected-area and fleet information into one prioritised view.
Jurisdiction overlays
Exclusive economic zones, regional management areas, closures and protected habitats.
Effort and movement
Fishing effort, route history, repeated operating patterns and fleet concentration.
Port and landing context
Arrival, departure and reported landing patterns where data-sharing agreements permit.
Policy effects
Future causal modelling can test whether enforcement changes activity or merely displaces it elsewhere.
Deployment principles
Traceable, reviewable, jurisdiction-aware.
Government systems require explicit handling of uncertainty, lawful data access, evidential provenance, access control and regional regulatory context.
01 · Mission definition
Reserve, fisheries, border, conservation, defence or research objectives are scoped separately.
02 · Data and legal review
AIS, VMS, radar, satellite, camera, drone and agency records are assessed under applicable law and policy.
03 · Controlled pilot
A 28-day pilot tests one geography and one alerting workflow against known incidents or analyst review.
04 · Secure deployment
Cloud, sovereign cloud, private infrastructure or on-premises options are evaluated against agency requirements.
Agency enquiry
Discuss mission, jurisdiction and evidence requirements.
The public form collects only high-level deployment context. Sensitive boundaries, patrol procedures and operational datasets are handled later through verified channels.