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Biosecurity Intelligence at the Speed and Scale of Ecology

When ecosystems shift, timing is everything. Monitor, understand, and respond with eOceans®.

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Replace manual workflows and siloed systems that delay results with costly implications. Deploy eOceans® all-in-one data science platform in minutes — for speed, scale, and impact.

Unload workloads, scale impact

Use eOceans® to connect teams, standardize data collection, and generate real-time insights.

→ eOceans Delivers:
✓ 80%+ faster time-to-insights
✓ $1M+ cost avoided in siloed solutions
✓ 100x higher-resolution, quality insights

→ eOceans Features:
✓ Any sampling methods, data sources
✓ Any study areas, variables
✓ Interactive, traceable results, maps, graphs, tables
✓ Download clean, compliant datasets
✓ Darwin Core standard inputs/outputs
✓ FAIR + CARE data principles supported

eOceans® works where you do

  • A collage of images related to fisheries, including a person fishing in a river at sunset, fish underwater, a fishing boat at sea, a person fly fishing in a stream, fish farming enclosures, and a chart about different aspects of fisheries. The text at the bottom reads: 'Fisheries early detection, awareness, risk prevention, mitigation.'
  • A collage of images with a focus on development, early detection, awareness, risk prevention, and mitigation. Includes aerial views of a city with water, wind turbines offshore, an oil platform, a seagull over the ocean, a pier at sunset, and a bar chart illustrating species population data.
  • Collage of images related to disease prevention, including a diver examining coral, a dead bird on the ground, a school of fish, a dead fish on the shore, a clam shell, and a map with blue data points.
  • A collage of animals and marine life including a whale, turtle, shark, dog, hyena, and a bar chart, with text "Population health status, risks, threats, education, mitigation."
  • A collage of six images related to pollution. The top left shows a ship dumping waste into a body of water, and the top right shows litter on a beach. The bottom left features a pristine shoreline, while the bottom middle shows a polluted water body with rainbow-colored chemicals. The bottom right has a cargo ship at sea, and the bottom rightmost image shows a map with pollution hotspots marked.
  • A collage of images related to marine governance, including schools of fish underwater, boats on a river surrounded by limestone cliffs, a protected natural area sign, an aerial view of a mangrove forest, a whale swimming in the ocean, and graphs showing environmental data.
  • A collage of images related to biodiversity including a camouflage cuttlefish underwater, a close-up of a black-footed ferret, a colorful coral reef, a white coral, a fox in a grassy field, and a chart about biodiversity levels.
  • Collage of ecotourism activities including scuba diving, hiking, surfing, kayaking, whale watching, and wildlife observing, emphasizing livelihood protection, awareness, and risk prevention.
  • A collage of images showing human-nature hazards: a buoy line in the water at a harbor, a bear crossing a road, a tick on skin, a dead bird, a person holding a fish, and a map with blue markers. The text reads: "Human-nature hazards, interactions, awareness, risk prevention."
  • Collage of images showing outdoor activities and nature scenes, including a person planting trees, a river flowing through a forest, an island in the shape of a heart, a lake with mountains in the background, a person holding a fish, and a circular diagram related to investments. Text reads: "Investments when and where they matter."
  • Collage of images related to watersheds including a lake, a fishing scene, a city skyline with a river, mussels with algae, water flowing from pipes, and a digital map of water quality data. Caption reads "Watersheds monitoring, management, education, conservation."
  • Collage of images depicting outdoor nature and wildlife activities, including a person taking photographs at sea, a mountain landscape at sunset, seals swimming near seaweed, a moose in water, a fish underwater among seaweed, and charts or graphs. Text overlay reads: "Protected areas, surveillance, assessments, education, risk prevention."
  • A collage of images related to invasive species and marine life, including a cargo ship at sea, mussels on a rock, a crab, a frog, a lionfish in coral reef, and a diagram of invasive species management. The text at the bottom reads "Invasive species, early detection, monitoring, education, mitigation."

Built by experts — for teams needing speed, scale, control

eOceans® is the (patent-pending) end-to-end automated data science platform. It streamlines and simplifies survey design, team onboarding, data capture, and automatically performs data management, visualization, reporting, and collaboration. Teams can operate independently or coordinate across sectors — government, industry, academia, and NGOs — keeping full ownership of their data.

Meet eOceans

Accelerate insight, expand capacity, strengthen resilience, and keep teams aligned in fast-changing environments.

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“After decades working as a scientist for industry, government, and academia, I saw how manual, siloed, black-box tools and processes led to delayed results, misguided policies, greenwashed investments, mistrust, and conflict. I built eOceans® to fix this.”

Dr. CA Ward-Paige, Founder + CEO

Deploy eOceans® on your own or with the help of our expert team.

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