The Ultimate Maritime Intelligence Solution
Glass Ocean
Glass Ocean stands as a cutting-edge maritime intelligence solution, meticulously crafted to bolster situational awareness and proactive monitoring of territorial waters and economic exclusion zones. Designed with state-of-the-art technology, Glass Ocean seamlessly integrates a myriad of components, including AIS, radar, and satellite communication, in its pursuit of enhanced situational awareness. This integration is paramount in ensuring safety and security on the high seas while effectively detecting and thwarting illicit activities.
At the heart of this comprehensive system lies AIS, a mandatory tracking mechanism for the majority of commercial vessels. By employing anomaly detection methodologies, Glass Ocean has the capability to scrutinize Automatic Identification System (AIS) tracks, flagging aberrant vessel behaviors that are often indicative of illegal activities such as drug smuggling, piracy, and illegal fishing.
Glass Ocean is a critical tool adopted by a spectrum of maritime security and surveillance stakeholders, encompassing navies, coastguards, and law enforcement agencies. It serves as an invaluable asset in fortifying maritime security and protecting territorial waters
The use of maritime surveillance systems is becoming increasingly important as the global maritime trade continues to grow.
These systems can help to keep our oceans safe and secure, and they can also help to protect the environment.
Glass Ocean's COP solution allows you to have a unified and real-time display of information and intelligence related to the maritime domain. The COP enhances situational awareness by providing a clear and up-to-date picture of vessel movements and maritime traffic. Analyzing historical and real-time vessel traffic patterns to identify abnormal behavior, detect potential threats, and optimize traffic management in busy waterways or ports. It helps operators and decision-makers to monitor and assess the maritime situation effectively.
The COP presents the integrated data in a visual format, often using maps, charts, and overlays. Overlaying vessel data on geographical maps to provide a visual representation of vessel movements, maritime boundaries, restricted areas, and other important geospatial information.
