Fisheries Intelligence — Oceans, Maritime, Fisheries & Blue Economy — Satellize

4.2Subsection · 6 applications

Fisheries Intelligence

Fishermen on a small wooden boat sorting a fresh catch at sea — Two fish on a wooden table represent the safe, sustainable catch made possible by satellite-guided fishing routes.

Satellite Eyes Guide Fishers to Safe Waters

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Satellite Sensors
SAR and optical detect vessel signatures
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Ground Station
AIS, sea surface temperature downlinked
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Analytics Platform
AI maps fish habitats and IUU fleets
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Fisher & Regulator
Mobile alerts show safe, productive zones

Satellite radar and thermal data are fused onshore to deliver real-time fishing-ground and illegal-vessel alerts to fishers.

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Maritime Intelligence

Subsection 4.2 — Oceans, Maritime, Fisheries & Blue Economy

Fisheries Intelligence

6 applications.

Applications

4.2.1 Illegal Fishing Detection — Identifying vessels engaged in illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing by fusing satellite SAR, AIS correlation and RF surveillance across a nation's exclusive economic zone.
4.2.2 Fishing Effort Mapping — Continuously mapping where, when and how intensively fishing fleets operate across a nation's EEZ and adjacent high seas using satellite AIS, SAR and RF surveillance.
4.2.3 Fish Stock Forecasting — Using satellite-derived ocean colour, sea surface temperature and altimetry to model fish stock distributions and predict seasonal abundance before fleets deploy.
4.2.4 Fleet Compliance Monitoring — Continuously verifying that licensed fishing vessels operate within their authorised zones, gear restrictions and catch-reporting obligations using satellite AIS, RF detection and optical revisit.
4.2.5 Aquaculture Site Monitoring — Tracking the health, biomass density, water quality and environmental footprint of marine and freshwater fish-farm sites using multispectral, SAR and thermal satellite imagery.
4.2.6 Fisheries Subsidies Verification — Using satellite AIS tracking, SAR imagery and optical observation to independently verify whether subsidised fishing vessels are operating where and how governments claim.