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CEFAS25-28 Data study for detection of oil spills using satellite data

Published
Published 23 April 2025

Overview

The goal of the data study is to automatically detect actively leaking shipwrecks in a way that can be scaled up on a cloud platform to monitor hundreds of shipwreck sites simultaneously. The detections will need to be screened by an observer so detection accuracy must be balanced with the number of false positives produced, as a result of wind effects, natural spills or image speckle noise.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Contract signed
Procedure
Direct
Published
23 April 2025

Award outcome

Awarded value
£20,000
Award date
27 March 2025
Winner
  • The Alan Turing Institute

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract

    23 April 2025

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Contracting authority

  • Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science

    Buyer

    Lowestoft, United Kingdom

    GB-PPON: PPGW-5299-JGTN

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