Where we focus
Enforcement
Securing protected waters and sovereign seas
Illegal activity represents one of the single greatest threats to the marine environment and the national economies, communities, and livelihoods that depend upon it.
Yet vast waters, expanding ocean protections, and millions of motorized vessels make enforcement an ever-growing challenge for agencies with finite resources.
We help fisheries and enforcement officers, MCS directors, and port inspectors target the most important actions to uphold the integrity of their waters.
Yet vast waters, expanding ocean protections, and millions of motorized vessels make enforcement an ever-growing challenge for agencies with finite resources.
We help fisheries and enforcement officers, MCS directors, and port inspectors target the most important actions to uphold the integrity of their waters.
Actionable insights and operational assistance to maximize outcomes
OceanMind’s remote monitoring, legally defensible data insights, and direct implementation assistance and trainings help agencies make smarter strategic and tactical decisions, while building the capacity to be even more effective.
Prioritize agency resources and actions
Strategic risk assessments, ongoing data intelligence to support operational planning and early warning of high-risk vessels, and real-time patrol support enable you to target the highest threats and make the most of limited resources.
Close the gap against sophisticated threats
Successfully defend sovereign waters from distant water fleets (DWFs), modern industrial operators, and nation-state sponsored operations with OceanMind-powered support that counterbalances the threats.
Gain visibility into hidden activity
High-accuracy remote detection insights and precise vessel behaviour analysis shines a light on dark vessels, illegal transshipments, and other activity that often evades oversight.
Stop IUU fishing and prevent intruders
Protect your fisheries and national economy with data and action plans that let port authorities assess entry requests faster, target investigations with confidence, and share findings seamlessly with inspectors on the ground.
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Fisheries and enforcement officers, MCS directors, and port inspectors around the world partner with OceanMind to uphold the Law of the Sea.
We’re already monitoring tens of millions of square kilometres of ocean — including almost 5 million square kilometres of marine protected areas — and the compliance of tens of thousands of vessels globally.
We’re ready to support you, too. Contact us to schedule a meeting.
We’re already monitoring tens of millions of square kilometres of ocean — including almost 5 million square kilometres of marine protected areas — and the compliance of tens of thousands of vessels globally.
We’re ready to support you, too. Contact us to schedule a meeting.
Learn more about
Specific Solutions
Dive deeper and learn more about individual OceanMind data products, analysis and capacity-building services, and initiatives.
Syndra: regional enforcement collaboration
This global initiative helps strengthen regional cooperation and enforcement effectiveness, to improve both fisheries governance and biodiversity protection at a scale that single-country interventions cannot achieve alone, such as implementing the BBNJ (High Seas Treaty).
PSMART: Port State Measures Analysis Risk Tool
We streamline how analysts assess vessel-entry requests, investigate risks, and share insights with inspectors. Port authorities and analysts get targeted support for every step of PSMA implementation, including accurate analysis of vessel activity and entry requests, machine learning that flags risk and cuts manual checks, and decision-ready risk assessments and inspection guidance.
Precision Regulation
We use satellites, AI, and expert analysis to monitor tens of thousands of vessels in near real-time. Our services add instant capacity to your monitoring, control, and surveillance (MCS) efforts, giving national authorities the risk-based, intelligence-led insights they need to detect and act on suspicious activity — including data analysis, pattern detection, and risk triage.
LRI: Labour Risk Indicators model
Our LRI research analyses vessel behaviour with crew-informed labour models, to bring hidden patterns suggesting abuse to the surface — including trip-based analysis of working hours at sea for compliance with ILO C188 or local labour standards, as well as comparative risk scores across vessels and fleets to prioritize efforts.
Shipping sector emissions tracking
We use satellite imagery, remote sensing, and AI/ML to estimate shipping sector emissions from container ships, tankers, cruise ships, and other large vessels — to help nations meet emissions-reduction commitments, achieve Blue NDC targets, comply with the EU’s CBAM, and other regulations.
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