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Ship Detection
EOS Viewer as a powerful Earth Observation AI Platform covers the needs for Maritime Domain Awareness and helps with providing proper understanding of ship activity to prevent threats like illegal fishing, piracy or smuggling.
SAR & Optical satellites and AIS data are used as complementary tools to improve detection of ‘dark vessels’, helping to understand any activity that could impact security, safety, economy or environment.
EOS Viewer is designed to cover complex needs for Maritime Domain Awareness and has advanced visualization, prediction algorithms and high reliability.
Use cases
Measuring and monitoring human activity at sea is a topic of major and increasing interest. From fishing, drilling, exploration, or cargo transport, to carrying passengers or tourism, efforts are expended – by governmental as well as commercial actors – to stay aware of what is going on.
Illegal, Unregulated, Unreported fishing (IUU) is one of the major threats to ocean sustainability, with an estimated value of $10-24 B. Satellite-based intelligence plays a major role in the surveillance of marine protected areas, being the only effective tool in wide and remote locations.
Bunkering operation is a procedure for transferring oil, sludge or cargo to and from a ship. Transfer of fuel or diesel oil requires utmost care and alertness to prevent any kind of fire accident or oil spill. We use top-notch computer vision techniques to deliver bunkering alerts, helping decision makers have a clear view of potential risks.
Maritime Rescue Coordination Centers -MRCCs- need comprehensive information when executing search and rescue operations. Satellite intelligence provides remote, wide coverage surveillance capacity, as a robust complement to traditional tools. In complex operations where we have to search against time, satellite surveillance can be the last hope to find vessels in distress.
