Marine Surveillance

Marine surveillance refers to the monitoring and observation of activities and environments in oceanic and coastal areas. It involves using technologies like satellites, drones, and ships to track vessels, detect illegal fishing, monitor pollution, and ensure maritime security. This surveillance helps protect marine ecosystems, enforce laws, and manage resources effectively. By collecting data on sea traffic and environmental conditions, marine surveillance plays a vital role in safeguarding both the ocean's health and the interests of various stakeholders, including governments, researchers, and fishing industries.