Port Eye
Independent environmental intelligence for Ports
Continuous vessel emissions monitoring and satellite cross-verification — zero capex, zero hardware installation required.
How Port Eye Works
Three steps. Zero hardware. Fully automated.
Every vessel. Every port. Continuously.
We track all vessels entering and leaving a port — their movement, speed, and operating mode. Satellite passes add an independent layer from above. The entire process runs automatically with no data submission required from the port.
Two independent signals. One verified answer.
Vessel emissions are calculated from movement data alone. Satellite observations provide a completely independent second read. When both signals align, confidence is high. When they diverge, that divergence is the finding — fully automated, no involvement needed from port operations teams.
A defensible number. A specific next step.
Port authorities receive a clean, independently verified emissions picture. Every alert maps to a specific regulation and a specific action. Decision-grade data, ready for government compliance reporting — with zero ongoing effort from port teams.
Independently verified environmental data — automated from day one.
Aligned to Harit Sagar Green Port Guidelines, Indian Ports Act 2025, and MARPOL Annex VI.
What Port Eye Monitors
Every major government-mandated environmental indicator — covered from day one of the contract.
Vessel Emissions Inventory
5 gases tracked per vessel, per day. Covers every vessel in port — independently calculated from movement data alone.
Daily Air Quality Monitoring
Multiple air quality parameters updated daily from satellite. Mapped to government guidelines — the platform tells duty officers what to do, not just what the number is.
Oil Spill Detection
Radar-based detection that works through clouds, at night, through monsoon. Three alert levels — each linked to a specific regulatory response action.
Water Quality Tracking
Turbidity and algal bloom indicators updated every few days. Threshold breach triggers a specific next step — not just a dashboard number.
Coastal Vegetation Health
Mangrove and green belt health monitored continuously. Government mandates green belt targets — Port Eye tracks progress and flags decline.
Consistency Monitoring
Satellite signal and vessel activity are compared independently. If reported emissions fall but the satellite sees no change — that gap is visible here.
Methodology, data sources, and accuracy statements available in our technical brief.
Port Eye at a Glance — India Deployment
Deployed on Indian cloud servers — all data stays within India.
Ports currently active
New port onboarded in under 48 hours · no hardware · no field visit
AI-Generated Compliance Reports
Weekly PDF and DOCX reports generated automatically — saving port environment officers hours of manual data compilation every week.
Regulatory Alignment
Every metric maps to a specific guideline — and a specific next action for the duty officer.
Air Quality
Multiple gases · daily updates
Water Quality
Turbidity · algal bloom · every few days
Oil Spill Detection
Radar-based · cloud-penetrating · periodic
Coastal Vegetation
Mangrove health · green belt · every few days
Vessel Emissions
5 gases per vessel · daily
Dark Vessel Detection
AIS vs satellite ship count · periodic
Port Eye IS
- Independent environmental intelligence — automatically verified
- Continuous monitoring from day one — no installation required
- Government-mandated EPI coverage across all major indicator categories
- Decision-grade data with transparent accuracy statements
Port Eye is NOT
- A replacement for mandated physical sensors — it is the monitoring bridge until those are installed
- An audit-certified system for carbon credits or CBAM
- A landside emissions tracker — port equipment requires separate coverage
Start with one port.Results in 48 hours.
We run a 3-month pilot at your port. No hardware. No field visit. Independent emissions data and satellite observations from day one.
Full methodology, data sources, and accuracy statements shared on request.
Pilot Programme