Subsea pipeline corridor & offshore asset monitoring
Early detection of vessels anchoring, trawling or loitering inside pipeline, subsea cable and platform safety zones.
Ship anchors and bottom-trawling gear are leading causes of damage to pipelines and subsea cables. Repairs and shutdowns are costly, and evidence to identify the vessel responsible is often missing.
Key features
Digital geofences
Define pipeline corridors, no-anchoring areas and platform safety zones, each with its own alert rules.
Risk behaviour detection
Vessels slowing, stopping, circling or lingering in a corridor are flagged as anchoring/trawling risks.
AIS, radar and camera fusion
Radar and thermal cameras reveal vessels with AIS switched off.
Virtual AIS AtoN marking
Warnings shown directly on passing ships’ ECDIS/radar.
Active outreach
Workflow to hail the vessel by VHF and notify authorities on alert.
Track history & playback
Archived tracks provide evidence after an incident.
System architecture
Deployment components
- AIS base stations, optional satellite AIS data
- Coastal surveillance radar, optical/thermal cameras
- Monitoring software on electronic charts
- Integration with the operator’s control room
Benefits
- Prevent pipeline and cable damage
- Digital evidence for enforcement and insurance
- Stronger security around offshore assets
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