Global Fishing Watch Map User Guide
Check out the Global Fishing Watch map user guide to learn about all of the platform's tools and capabilities.| Global Fishing Watch
Check out the Global Fishing Watch map user guide to learn about all of the platform's tools and capabilities.| Global Fishing Watch
Using satellite tracking to combat illegal fishing in Africa by strengthening port controls and assessing compliance risks.| Global Fishing Watch
A report published today sets out how ocean data transparency can enable companies throughout seafood supply chains to avoid produce from illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.| Global Fishing Watch
An ultimate beneficial owner (UBO) is the individual who ultimately benefits from a company or asset, or has ultimate effective control over it — even if their name does not appear in official ownership records.| Global Fishing Watch
Learn how our open ocean project makes the invisible visible and transforms the way we view human industrial activity in the sea and protecting the ocean.| Global Fishing Watch
Using satellite data and machine learning, Global Fishing Watch is working to reveal human rights abuses in the fishing industry—and help authorities take action| Global Fishing Watch
AI Can Help Save the Ocean — If We Let It| Global Fishing Watch
Update integrates features from Carrier Vessel Portal directly into the Global Fishing Watch map. The post Introducing global reports on the Global Fishing Watch map appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
Response published to a study that claimed our algorithms overestimate fishing activity The post Journal article clarifies how Global Fishing Watch fishing data is generated appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
Artificial intelligence is already transforming ocean governance. Now it’s time for governments to use it.| Global Fishing Watch
Regional knowledge exchange builds new channels for information-sharing, joint training and collaboration to combat illegal fishing| Global Fishing Watch
Tourism and tuna policy discussions. Explore the data and impacts on sustainable fisheries and tourism.| Global Fishing Watch
Global Fishing Watch establishes new portal to make application programming interfaces available to public.| Global Fishing Watch
Mapping human activity at sea from space. Discover the advancements in satellite technology for marine monitoring.| Global Fishing Watch
Sustainable ocean through increased transparency: we create map visualizations, data and analysis to enable scientific research and transform ocean management| Global Fishing Watch
At the Our Ocean Conference, Global Fishing Watch CEO Tony Long applauds Panama’s commitment to ultimate beneficial ownership The post The High Seas Treaty has entered into force. Now the hard work begins appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
Global Fishing Watch’s Monica Espinoza Miralles reveals how regional cooperation and technology are reshaping ocean governance in one of the world’s most biodiverse seas The post Charting a Transparent Future for Latin America’s Ocean appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
The data source we use for our Sentinel 2 vessel detections and fixed Infrastructure datasets is experiencing an issue. The post Missing Sentinel 2 data that feeds vessel detections appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
From protecting remote marine sanctuaries to informing major energy decisions, Brazil’s environmental authorities are showing how technology and open data can improve ocean governance. The post Brazil’s Bold Vision: Harnessing Open Data to Shape Smarter, More Sustainable Ocean Policies appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
The new agreement aims to advance fisheries science and vessel monitoring through shared data and collaborative research. The post Study finds global treaty curbing illegal fishing, yet gaps in domestic oversight remain appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
Events and vessel detections may show in our platform, but tracks are missing. The post Inconsistency in AIS filters leads to events without tracks appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
Explore the importance of high-resolution satellite imagery in mapping human activity at sea and tracking fishing vessels effectively.| Global Fishing Watch
Key differences include refined vessel classification, removal of transit-related false positives, and different treatment on the vessel flags in the static dataset's rasters compared to the GFW Map and APIs.| Global Fishing Watch
The automatic identification system (AIS) is a tracking system developed for maritime safety and collision avoidance. Global Fishing Watch collects and analyzes AIS data transmitted by vessels to understand global vessel activity.| Global Fishing Watch
Vessel Viewer is a free vessel history tool developed in partnership with TMT that uses satellite data and advanced analysis to produce current and historical information on vessel identity and activity.| Global Fishing Watch
Satellite imagery and AI provide 30 percent more global coverage for detecting human activity at sea| Global Fishing Watch
OECD urges action on IUU fishing by promoting ownership transparency to expose who truly profits from illegal activities at sea.| Global Fishing Watch
Tracking data analysis reveals deliberate signal gaps, offering key evidence in illegal fishing probe| Global Fishing Watch
By openly publishing our APIs, we aim to transform global collaboration and catalyze solutions to address the ocean’s most complex problems.| Global Fishing Watch
The Global Fishing Watch map is the first open-access platform for visualization and analysis of marine traffic and vessel-based human activity at sea.| globalfishingwatch.org
Missing Sentinel 2 data that feeds vessel detections| Global Fishing Watch
Access to AIS vessel presence data is now available through the 4Wings API.| Global Fishing Watch
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a tracking system that transmits a ship’s position, identity, course and speed...| Global Fishing Watch
With support from Global Fishing Watch, Panama adopts new guidelines to oversee transshipment at sea, strengthening accountability.| Global Fishing Watch
An AI Breakthrough in Ocean Monitoring: Satellite Imagery Provides an Unprecedented View of Global Vessel Activity| Global Fishing Watch
Albania leads efforts to protect vulnerable marine ecosystems in Mediterranean waters| Global Fishing Watch
Explore a deep-sea expedition off Southern California’s coast, using advanced technology to capture the biodiversity of vulnerable marine ecosystems. Learn how these findings could influence conservation and protect ocean habitats from harmful fishing practices| Global Fishing Watch
Global Fishing Watch and the Costa Rican Fisheries and Aquaculture Institute (Incopesca) began their formal collaboration in July 2020 after signing a memorandum of understanding to share the monitoring data of fishing vessels from the Central American country on the Global Fishing Watch map.| Global Fishing Watch
Pilot study first to estimate the greenhouse gas emissions of all large industrial vessels operating in the ocean| Global Fishing Watch
What information can be accessed in the public apparent fishing effort dataset and what has changed in the latest release?| Global Fishing Watch
Transparency is critical to understanding activities taking place across the ocean and where those activities pose a risk to marine ecosystems, fisheries and coastal communities.| Global Fishing Watch
International agreement to track vessels will bring greater accountability, build compliance and help protect fishers| Global Fishing Watch
Learn about the Patagonian toothfish fishery, its economic significance, and its role in the marine ecosystem's balance.| Global Fishing Watch
Global Fishing Watch Marine Manager provides near real-time, dynamic and interactive data on ocean conditions, biology and human-use activity to support marine protected area management| Global Fishing Watch
Global Fishing Watch policy director, Courtney Farthing, commends the U.N. General Assembly’s move as ‘significant’ to achieving transparent fisheries management| Global Fishing Watch
Explore the newly expanded Cocos Island National Park in Costa Rica. Learn about the ecological significance and diverse marine wildlife in this protected area.| Global Fishing Watch
CEO Tony Long calls for urgent action, underlines role of transparency in ocean governance| Global Fishing Watch
Using multiple data sources, researchers gain new understanding of vessel reflagging and potential unauthorized activity| Global Fishing Watch
Harnessing big data and cutting-edge technology to transform the way fishing and other human activity at sea is monitored and managed.| Global Fishing Watch
