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Maritime – High‑Risk & Anomaly Prediction

Maritime, Vessel Monitoring & Public Safety

Integrated national weather, vessel static data, and real‑time AIS streams into ClickHouse and deep learning to predict grounding and anomalous behaviors and help prevent maritime incidents.

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Delivery Details

This project integrated multiple real-time and historical sources, including weather information, vessel master data, and AIS (Automatic Identification System) streams. The data-engineering workflow used ClickHouse as a real-time layer for temporal alignment, trajectory cleaning, feature aggregation, and quality controls; the data-science workflow modeled grounding risk and anomalous navigation behavior, then connected predictions to monitoring and alert interfaces. Deployed in a private environment, the system supported continuous maritime monitoring, risk prioritization, and earlier operational intervention.

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Industry Context

Vessel-risk monitoring must handle continuous trajectories, real-time weather, vessel heterogeneity, and rare incidents that fixed rules cannot fully capture. The data platform and models must jointly support low-latency processing, risk prioritization, private deployment, and operator review.

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Business Problem

Maritime risk data is real-time, heterogeneous, and high-stakes, making early warning difficult.

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What I Built

Integrated weather, AIS, and vessel static data into ClickHouse streaming and deep learning pipelines.

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Business Impact

Supported continuous anomaly and grounding-risk prediction so maritime operators could identify high-risk situations earlier.

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