Collaborating with leading satellite providers to deliver high-resolution imagery and advanced vessel detection capabilities for comprehensive coastal monitoring worldwide.
Discover MoreUtilizing satellite imagery, vessel tracking data, and artificial intelligence to analyze petabytes of information, creating unprecedented insights into global maritime operations.
Discover MoreSoutheast Asian nations are pioneering transparent fisheries management through data sharing and advanced analytics, establishing new benchmarks for sustainable ocean governance across the region.
Discover MoreLeveraging artificial intelligence and big data analytics, we convert complex maritime information into clear, accessible insights. We believe transparent ocean intelligence is essential for protecting marine ecosystems and promoting responsible use of ocean resources.
Our ApproachFishing Map partners with leading ethical AI organizations to establish best practices for responsible data use in marine conservation and governance.
As international ocean governance advances, accessible data analytics remain critical for effective enforcement and protection of marine biodiversity.
Fishing Map analytics support multinational efforts to enhance conservation measures and sustainable fishing practices across Southeast Asia's marine biodiversity hotspot.
By promoting data transparency, we enable more efficient maritime monitoring, allowing vessels to demonstrate compliance while reducing enforcement costs for regulatory authorities.
Learn MoreFishing Map collaborates with research institutions worldwide to develop cutting-edge datasets and analytical tools that address critical ocean conservation challenges.
Learn MoreOur open-access analytics platform and visualization tools empower scientific research and drive transformation in ocean resource management and conservation strategies.
Learn MoreOur analytics help authorities detect suspicious vessel behaviour, dark activity and unauthorized transshipment in near real time.
We map critical habitats and fishing pressure to support science-based design of marine protected areas.
Open data tools give small-scale fishers a stronger voice in fisheries policy and resource management.
Six nations now share vessel-level data through a common analytics layer, improving coordination on shared stocks and transshipment monitoring.
Coastal patrols reduced at-sea inspection time by 40% by acting on prioritised, evidence-backed vessel alerts.
Island states gained independent verification of foreign fleet activity inside their exclusive economic zones.
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Explore DashboardOptical, SAR and night-time imagery fused into a single analysis-ready layer.
Streaming vessel tracking data processed at scale with automated quality scoring.
Detection, classification and behaviour prediction models trained on ocean-scale datasets.
Petabyte-scale storage with elastic compute for global analytics workloads.
REST and GraphQL endpoints with full documentation for researchers and agencies.
Interactive maps, dashboards and exportable evidence packages.
Vessel, satellite and environmental data streams.
Cleaning, matching and spatial alignment.
Models detect patterns, anomalies and risk.
Insights delivered to agencies, researchers and industry.
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Contact Our TeamThe new interface gives national agencies direct, programmatic access to anonymised vessel behaviour indicators.
Expanded radar coverage will improve detection of dark vessels across one of the world's busiest fishing regions.
The annual report analyses vessel activity across 128 coastal states and 22 high-seas areas.
Six participating nations extend a shared analytics programme for another 24 months.
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What we learned riding along with inspectors who rely on daily vessel alerts to plan their patrols.
A new dataset reveals how industrial fleets cluster around underwater features that host fragile ecosystems.
The technical and diplomatic choices that made a regional analytics compact possible.
A plain-language guide to the reporting obligations that will shape the next decade of ocean governance.
A pilot programme brings map literacy and data skills to students in fishing communities.
How we combined AIS, radar and environmental signals to cut false positives by half.
Fishing Map was founded in 2019 by Ethan R. Calloway, a former fisheries observer who watched firsthand how missing data let illegal operators go unchallenged. What began as a hand-drawn map of fishing grounds has grown into a global analytics platform.
Today, Fishing Map Ocean Intelligence Ltd. works with governments, research institutions and industry to combine satellite imagery, vessel tracking and artificial intelligence — making ocean activity visible, verifiable and accountable.
To make every vessel's activity visible and verifiable, providing the evidence base for sustainable ocean governance.
A world where ocean resources are managed transparently, equitably and sustainably for generations to come.
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