Our Partners

OCIANA® is built on trusted data, technology, and industry collaboration.

Powering OCIANA® Through Collaboration

GSTS collaborates with a global network of data providers, technology innovators, and maritime industry leaders to power OCIANA®’s AI-driven maritime intelligence platform. These partnerships allow OCIANA® to ingest and fuse data from more than 40 sources, delivering a single, authoritative operational picture for ports, shipping lines, government agencies, and defence and security organizations worldwide.

Data Partners

OCIANA® draws on a wide range of commercial and satellite data providers to deliver comprehensive maritime domain awareness.

Spire Satellite AIS data provider, extending vessel tracking coverage far beyond traditional shore-based receivers to give OCIANA® a continuous, global view of vessel activity.

MarineTraffic Global AIS data and vessel tracking intelligence, supporting real-time and historical vessel visibility across OCIANA®’s fused maritime picture.

Kleos Space Space-based Radio Frequency Reconnaissance data, enabling OCIANA® to detect, geolocate, and identify vessels even when AIS is turned off, imagery is unclear, or targets fall outside patrol range.

Industry and Innovation Partners

GSTS works alongside ports, pilotage authorities, shipping lines, and research organizations to develop and validate OCIANA®’s capabilities in real-world maritime operations.

Canada Steamship Lines (CSL) Contributing real-time fleet data to advance AI-driven decarbonization and Just-in-Time voyage optimization across the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway.

Montreal Port Authority / Port of Montreal Collaborating on AI-driven berth scheduling and vessel management to improve upstream predictability and synchronize oceanside and landside supply chains.

Laurentian Pilotage Authority Supporting collaborative berth schedule management and environmental protection across the waters under its jurisdiction.

Clear Seas Partnering to advance responsible shipping practices and marine safety research in Canadian waters.

National Research Council of Canada (NRC) Supporting the development and validation of OCIANA®’s AI algorithms for maritime vessel operations.

St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation (SLSMC) Collaborating on Voyage Information System predictability to enhance joint management of bi-national waterways.

Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway (GLS) Collaborating on Voyage Information System predictability to enhance joint management of bi-national waterways.

Government and Program Partners

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Supporting development of OCIANA®’s Collaborative, Predictive Berth Schedule Management System — the maritime equivalent of an air traffic control system for ships.

Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) Expanding our capabilities, strengthening our team, and accelerating the commercialization of OCIANA® to meet growing market demand in defence, maritime security, and supply chain visibility

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