Eyesea presentation by Graeme Somerville-Ryan at the London International Shipping Week to SPNL Tower Bridge Engine Room https://www.linkedin.com/posts/graemesomervilleryan_shipping-london-lisw2023-activity-7108113257718063104-MWwh?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
New Zealand’s Neptune Pacific Direct Line join the Eyesea family. NPDL will provide a significant boost to our monitoring efforts in the Pacific region, allowing us to collect more data and enhance our understanding of the environmental challenges facing the region. Thank you Greg Wilson, Humphrey Shand, Sarah Uasike…and thank you to Eyesea Ambassador James […]
Eyesea members, Ambassadors and Founders meeting in the same room for the first time since…early 2020. Graeme Somerville-Ryan presentation World ECDIS Day Hamburg.
Fantastic to see green pins. The SHIPS Project putting in the hard yards in Plymouth.
A remarkable map from the Galápagos Islands, and another ‘plastic’ match between Eyesea’s observational data, clean up work, and satellite spectrometry.
In this episode of The Last Dinosaur Podcast, we’ve delved deep into the heart of a digital revolution led by a unique maritime initiative as we talk to Graeme Somerville-Ryan founder of Eyesea. Eyesea isn’t just another initiative; it’s an emblem of change. Charting unseen maritime pollution, Eyesea bridges the chasm between our ancient maritime […]
Eyesea is proud to work with Ferente Insular of the Galapagos Marine Reserve on the island of Santa Cruz in the Galapagos. This past weekend, volunteers cleared this path and tested the mapping capabilities of the Eyesea app.
Eyesea, a global nonprofit organisation dedicated to mapping and reducing global ocean pollution and maritime hazards, has partnered with Mapbox, a provider of location data and mapping technology, to power the Eyesea pollution tracking application. https://splash247.com/eyesea-teams-up-with-mapbox-to-further-ocean-pollution-mapping-efforts/
A big Eyesea thank you to Judas Thaddeus Bonghanoy, NSB GROUP (REEDEREI NSB Niederelbe Schiffahrtsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG), and the clean-up team in the Philippines.
Mapping pollution to protect the ocean
