Collaborate Disseminate
It would seem that for as long as there have been ships on the ocean, there’s been smuggling. The International Maritime Organisation requires ships to have AIS, the automatic identification …read more Continue reading Finding Dark Ships via Satellite
It would seem that for as long as there have been ships on the ocean, there’s been smuggling. The International Maritime Organisation requires ships to have AIS, the automatic identification …read more Continue reading Finding Dark Ships via Satellite
The global oil market plays a large role in the geopolitical arena, and it is often in the interest of various role players to conceal the figures on production, consumption and movement of oil. This may simply to be to gain an advantage at the negotiation tables, or to skirt …read more
Continue reading Watching Global Oil Trade With Satellite Imagery
Ships at sea are literally islands unto themselves. If what you need isn’t on board, good luck getting it in the middle of the Pacific. As such, most ships are really well equipped with spare parts and even with raw materials and the tools needed to fabricate most of what they can’t store, and mariners are famed for their ability to make do with what they’ve got.
But as self-sufficient as a ship at sea might be, the unexpected can always happen. A vital system could fail for lack of a simple spare part, at best resulting in a delay …read more
Continue reading Automate the Freight: Maritime Drone Deliveries
Where did Tamaya 1 come from? Continue reading A Ghost Ship Mysteriously Appeared on the Coast of Liberia