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Maritime domain: the full analytical chain.

Synthetic Aegean AIS picture: vessels run through the deterministic rules gate, then Models A–D (trajectory, anomaly, behaviour, risk) with every score carrying a real Model G explanation.

Synthetic

Generated data, not real vessels. EEZ / cable geometry is illustrative, not an official maritime boundary.

22°E23°E24°E25°E26°E27°E28°E35°N36°N37°N38°N39°N40°N41°NAEGEAN SEASEA OF CRETECRETEEUBOEALESBOSCHIOSRHODESCYCLADESEEZ · ILLUSTRATIVE12 NM ZONESUBMARINE CABLE30 NM
T+72 / 72 h
  • Fishing incursion
  • Ship-to-ship transfer
  • Dark transit
  • MMSI spoofing
  • Loiter cluster
  • Baseline traffic
  • Tracking gap / inferred
Synthetic AIS · basemap Natural Earth (public domain) · EEZ, 12 NM zone and cable geometry illustrative, not official boundaries

Alerts

8 open

Hover or select an alert to trace its vessel on the chart.

Multi-sensor fusion

3 fused tracks

Model F: which sensors contributed to each track, their reliability, and how the assessment would change if one were lost, jammed or spoofed — a separate, small illustrative scenario from the main picture above.

AEGEAN-STARfused confidence 98%
  • ais90%
  • coastal radar75%
If a source were lost:

without ais: 75% (-22 pts)

without coastal radar: 90% (-7 pts)

FADED-3fused confidence 93%
  • ais90%
  • coastal radar30%
If a source were lost:

without ais: 30% (-63 pts)

without coastal radar: 90% (-3 pts)

GHOST-7no confident fix

Sources disagree on position by up to 42.0 nm (gate: 5 nm) — flagged as a possible identity-spoofing conflict, not silently averaged.

  • ais90%
  • coastal radar75%