Persistent maritime simulation

Maritime operations, made testable.

Ocean Atlas brings vessels, offshore infrastructure, sea state, weather and operational scenarios into one explorable simulation environment.

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One operational picture

A persistent world for maritime decisions.

Ocean Atlas combines geospatial world data with an active Unity simulation bubble. The result is a place to explore how geography, machinery, environmental conditions and human decisions interact.

StatusWorking technical concept demonstrator
Current focusOffshore wind operations vertical slice
EnvironmentVessels, infrastructure, weather, sea state and time
World modelPersistent geospatial records projected into local simulation

Core capabilities

From world data to operational simulation.

A global geospatial database projected into a local offshore wind simulation bubble
Local simulation bubble
Client-specific world
database
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Persistent world

Database-backed objects provide a reusable geospatial foundation for vessels, infrastructure and scenarios.

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Environmental context

Sea state, weather and time of day turn a static model into a changing operating environment.

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Interactive systems

Vessels, access equipment and offshore structures can be brought together for purposeful tasks.

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Scenario rehearsal

Operational relationships become visible, explorable and suitable for training or review.

Applications

Built around work at sea.

The platform direction is broad; the current demonstrator concentrates on situations where environment, infrastructure and vessel behaviour matter together.

Offshore service vessel operating at sea
Offshore operations

Vessel and access workflows

Explore approaches to offshore structures, equipment positioning and operational context.

Service vessel in severe snowy sea conditions
Environmental stress

Conditions that change decisions

Place vessels and tasks inside weather, visibility and sea-state scenarios.

Top-down view of a service vessel and offshore access equipment
Equipment rehearsal

Purpose-built interaction

Test how vessels, access equipment and offshore structures work together before the real operation.

Photorealistic visualisation service

From working simulation to photographic maritime imagery.

Ocean Atlas creates photorealistic concept visualisations from operational simulation scenes. We combine vessels, equipment, infrastructure, personnel, weather and sea conditions before selecting the strongest viewpoints and producing presentation-ready imagery.

We do not build a single frozen render. We create an operational maritime environment from which multiple viewpoints, conditions and project phases can be visualised.

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Operational credibilityImages originate from a coherent maritime scene rather than an isolated composition
Unlimited viewpointsSurface, deck, aerial and underwater perspectives from one simulation
Immediate iterationRevise camera position, weather, sea state, equipment or operational phase
Presentation readyCampaign imagery, tender visuals, posters and stakeholder communication
Photorealistic concept visualisation of cargo handling and vessel operations at Port Dakhla
Port Dakhla · Photorealistic port logistics concept visualisation
Photorealistic concept visualisation of an offshore gangway connecting a support vessel to a wind structure
Offshore Access · Photorealistic personnel-transfer concept visualisation

Architecture doctrine

Data first. Simulation where it matters.

The world remains grounded in persistent geospatial records. Unity renders and simulates the active operational bubble around the selected location, vessel or scenario.

Database truth → local projection → simulated interaction → persistent state update.
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Inside Ocean Atlas

One world, above and below the waterline.

Offshore service vessel operating in heavy snow and rough seas
Operations in difficult weather and visibility
Service vessel alongside an offshore platform
Offshore access and infrastructure
Dolphins swimming near a submerged offshore structure
Subsurface context and living environments
Offshore service vessel with helicopter deck operating in rain at sunset
Air and sea operations in changing conditions
Offshore service vessel inside a large geospatially modelled port environment
Vessels placed inside persistent operational locations
Service vessel testing an articulated access system beside a Heerema offshore vessel
Vessel-to-structure access and equipment interaction

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Have an operation worth making testable?

Ocean Atlas is a working technical concept demonstrator. We welcome conversations about offshore operations, maritime training, infrastructure awareness and scenario-based simulation.