Maritime surveillance and anomaly detection
3 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work — 2 as their primary capability.
Most active in this area
- LANDHELGISGAESLA ISLANDS (ICELAND COAST GUARD)
Iceland's national maritime authority providing Arctic SAR expertise, AI surveillance validation, and EU CISE operational experience to security research consortia.
“AI-ARC targets AI-based anomaly detection and surveillance for Arctic waters, areas where Iceland Coast Guard contributes live operational context.”
PrimaryIS2 projects - HOVEDREDNINGSSENTRALEN
Norway's national SAR coordination authority, specialising in Arctic maritime rescue operations, AI-assisted surveillance, and cross-border emergency preparedness.
“AI-ARC focuses on anomaly detection and surveillance in sea environments, reflecting JRCC's operational need to monitor vast, remote Arctic waters.”
PrimaryNO2 projects - MARITIME AND COASTGUARD AGENCY
UK national coastguard authority specialising in Arctic search and rescue, maritime surveillance, and AI-assisted emergency operations.
“AI-ARC keywords include anomaly detection, surveillance, and risk assessment — operational priorities the MCA brought as an end-user validator.”
UK2 projects