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Built for speed, scale, and impact
✓ Monitor and understand systems in real time
✓ Shave months off reports and impact assessments
✓ Deliver results when and where they are needed
✓ Create defensible, interoperable, audit-ready outputs
✓ Build and scale programs without building workflows
One system. Every sector. Evidence you can act on.
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![A digital weather map showing cloud cover over a region near La Jolla, California, with city names and roads visible.]()
Hotspots
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![A circular diagram with colored segments and lines representing relationships between different marine species, habitats, and materials such as plastic and steel, with labels like 'sailboat,' 'crab,' 'sunsfish,' and 'Kayak.']()
Interactions
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![Silhouette of a boat on the water with birds flying in the sky and wind turbines in the background]()
Assessments
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![People boarding a boat at the shoreline, with one person in a yellow shirt and red cap sitting by the water and others helping with the boat.]()
Consulting
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![A whale breaches the water with its tail visible, and a boat in the background. There is a smartphone on the right side with the eOceans logo and a location pin icon.]()
Monitoring
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![A drone flying over a lake at sunset with a colorful sky.]()
Surveillance
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![A scientific chart showing different types of fishing activities and their distribution percentages, with categories such as 'humpback whale', 'sea turtles', 'loggerhead sea turtle', 'trump', 'killer whale', and others, represented by colored dots across percentage scales.]()
Co-occurrence
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![Bar graph titled 'Shannon diversity index (H')' with bars in various colors representing different diversity index values across categories.]()
Diversity Indices
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![Baskets of fish on a sandy beach with boats and the ocean in the background.]()
Fisheries
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![A busy harbor filled with cargo ships, cranes, and shipping containers, beside a cruise ship, with an ocean and cloudy sky in the background.]()
Ports
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![People in a yellow lifeboat observing a whale near the water's surface.]()
Protected Areas
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![A woman taking a photograph with her camera near the ocean, with a large smartphone displaying the eOceans logo and a location pin icon over the water.]()
Research
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![Two police officers in uniform on a boat near water, with one officer leaning on the boat's structure and the other sitting, with water bottles and equipment on the boat.]()
Management
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![A whale's fin visible above the water with a cargo ship carrying logs in the background, with mountains and clouds in the distance.]()
Transportation
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![Sealed and dust-covered seal lying on the sandy beach.]()
Response
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![People cleaning up trash and debris along a beach during overcast weather, with mountains in the background and a dog in the distance.]()
Pollution
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![Interior of a legislative chamber with many seated people, red curtains, and wood-paneled walls]()
Governance
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![Underwater scene with a school of salmon, including a prominent red and green salmon, and a smartphone with a map and the eOceans logo overlayed on the water.]()
Traditional knowledge
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![Person snorkeling in a shallow mangrove waterway surrounded by green mangrove trees.]()
Restoration
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![A safari vehicle with a person inside, parked in tall grass, watching a sunset over an African landscape with acacia trees.]()
Conservation
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![Line graph illustrating species accumulation curve showing the cumulative number of unique species over time from 1975 to 2025, with the line steeply rising towards the end.]()
Diversity Trends
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![A digital map showing a location highlighted with a cluster of yellow-green circles, indicating data points. Nearby are black and gray geographic regions with place names and roads, including King's Lynn, Norwich, and Wisbech, in yellow text. The map features dark background with blue boundary lines.]()
Effort & Gaps
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![An underwater scene showing a diver with fins and a snorkel, surrounded by sharks and other marine life. There is a smartphone displaying the eOceans app with a map marker icon.]()
Tourism
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![A large iceberg with a natural arch in the middle floating in the ocean, with a sailing ship nearby.]()
Hazards
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![A group of five people in wetsuits holding surfboards and making celebratory gestures while in the ocean at sunset.]()
Advocacy
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![A woman and a child on a boat looking at the water near a rocky cliff with green foliage.]()
Education
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![Six people walking along a beach with wet sand and tide pools, carrying fishing gear and looking towards the ocean under cloudy skies.]()
Citizen science
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![A circular diagram displaying divisions and classifications of various marine and aquatic invertebrates, with names like Myida, Spionida, Arthropoda, and others, organized in radial segments.]()
Diversity, Abundance
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![A colorful bar graph with multiple vertical bars, each divided into sections with green, yellow, purple, and blue colors. The graph has a horizontal axis numbered from 01 to 08 and a vertical scale with horizontal grid lines.]()
Seasonal Sampling, Gaps
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![Screenshot of a scientific or research report titled 'MPA Observer Program - La Jolla North,' including text about marine protected areas, markers, and project objectives, with visual data charts and a small image of a duckling on a sandy surface.]()
Reports, Dashboards
In their words
“eOceans offers invaluable tools that we use for collaboration and seamless data collection-to-analysis.”
“By maximizing our field time, we can focus on gathering insights while eOceans seamlessly manages the data processing and analysis.”
“I’m so happy to be able to contribute to monitoring by simply logging observations from my dives using the eOceans app.”
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56k
surveys processed
352k
human activities
2m
animal observations
781
species
38
countries
Until now, generating results has meant building and rebuilding the tools yourself — one survey, app, spreadsheet, dashboard, and report at a time. Every new project has meant starting over, resulting in duplicated effort, fragile and error-prone systems, and outcomes that put ecosystems, and the people who depend on them, at risk.
Oceans® is the all-in-one (patent-pending) system that automates workflows—from survey design and data collection, to data analysis, reports, and publication.
Industry, governments, Indigenous communities, researchers, consultants, NGOs, and local organizations gain value through increased capacity, efficiency, and the ability to collaborate — simply and securely.
Teams keep full control over their data, choosing how and when to share — supporting data sovereignty, transparency, and trusted partnerships on their own terms.
As new data comes in, results update automatically — giving decision-makers continuously evolving evidence instead of static reports.
Meet eOceans
✓ Project & team coordination
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✓ Data collection and validation
✓ Secure, interoperable data
✓ Real-time analysis, visualization
✓ Automated reporting
✓ On demand publication, KPIs
✓ Mobile app field data capture
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