Port intelligence.
Review vessel movement alongside camera footage and available AIS reports, with zone rules defined for your port.
Notice relevant activity
Define the vessel activity, monitored area and zone rules that matter to your team.
Vessel activity and zone rules
Use a defined zone and event rule to make the task concrete: a vessel entering an area, a craft remaining longer than the configured dwell time, or people moving within a monitored waterfront scene.
The analysis flags the observable activity. The operator checks the footage and decides whether it is authorised, routine or requires action. Person-overboard tasks are assessed for their specific view and event.
Connect the sources
Connect available camera observations, AIS, radar and conditions around the task.
Camera, AIS and radar inputs
Specify the event, context and source evidence the receiving team needs: timestamps, observed area or reported position, movement history, footage and available sensor reports. The delivery scope establishes how it reaches the operator and any interface to customer systems.
ResQVision contributes sensor analysis, context and event configuration. A customer or delivery partner brings the operating rules, authorised sensor-feed access and response process. This makes the responsibility at each step clear.
Test the conditions
Test busy water, difficult light and gaps in source information.
Conditions and source gaps
Use footage from the intended camera, including ordinary traffic, overlapping vessels, glare, darkness and changing weather where those conditions matter to the task.
Check missed events, false alerts per camera-hour and whether an operator can interpret the event. Vessel detection, zone-rule behaviour and event delivery should each be assessed. For radar, AIS and position inputs, also check coverage, timestamps, missing updates and whether the operator can trace an observation to its source.
Scope the deployment
Agree the processing, network access and information delivered to the team.
Deployment and data requirements
Document the processing location, network access, retained data and receiving system. ResQVision’s SAIL delivery included on-premises server setup; a port’s architecture is selected against its own requirements.
Any customer-system connection or custom module is an explicit part of the scope. Read the deployment questions.
Choose a starting point
A camera assessment can establish the first input to a wider maritime deployment.
Initial camera assessment
Describe the port area, the subjects to observe and one event worth reviewing. The free initial assessment checks input suitability and provides a written recommendation before paid work is agreed.
Free camera assessment or return to Maritime operations.
Background and context
ResQVision combines vessel, people and behaviour modules for ports, harbours and waterfront infrastructure. Camera vision, radar, AIS, weather, wearables, asset tracking and GPS provide the inputs for movement context and configured events.
The port configuration starts with the monitored area and site rules. It can support movement monitoring, counts and activity that warrants operator attention.
Start with
one camera view.
Free initial assessment. A written recommendation.
Free camera assessment