New Account Settings and Security
Platform users can now enable two-factor authentication, sign in with a passkey, and manage account details and email preferences from a new settings page.
Platform Update
Platform users can now enable two-factor authentication, sign in with a passkey, and manage account details and email preferences from a new settings page.
Eleven new behavior risk insights are now available in the data download portal. This new dataset helps practitioners and researchers identify and track vessels with a higher probability of engaging in illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.
Five new vessel registry data sources integrated to Vessel Viewer, expanding vessel information coverage for global fleets.
Five New Vessel Registry Data Sources Integrated Read More »
Near-real-time nighttime vessel detections from Skylight’s VIIRS model are now available in Global Fishing Watch platform, enabling improved monitoring of vessel activity at night.
Global Fishing Watch has launched an improved version — version 4 — of our automatic identification system (AIS), vessel identity, object detection and vessel monitoring system (VMS) data pipelines.
Access new wind and currents datasets and enhanced analysis of uploaded datasets.
Marine Manager: New Analysis and Environmental Features Read More »
13 global layers are now available on ArcGIS Online, enabling users to directly work with our datasets within ESRI’s platform services
Explore Global Fishing Watch Data via ESRI’s ArcGIS Online Read More »
A new enhanced public portal that tracks and visualizes vessels engaged in deep-sea mineral activities.
Update integrates features from Carrier Vessel Portal directly into the Global Fishing Watch map.
Introducing Global Reports on the Global Fishing Watch Map Read More »
Our new optical satellite imagery detections layer delivers clearer views of vessels at sea, offering expanded coverage and unprecedented nearshore detail.
Expanded Vessel Detections With Sentinel-2 Optical Imagery Read More »
New API is designed to provide users with a method for efficiently accessing and downloading larger volumes of data.
Access to AIS vessel presence data is now available through the 4Wings API.
Updates allow the analysis of vessel activities in greater detail and more realistic apparent fishing effort estimates near ports.
A new Python package is available for interacting with Global Fishing Watch APIs.