Detection of Water Spills

Protect Your Sea, Preserve the Future

Marine spills are the release of polluting substances such as oil, chemicals, industrial waste or radioactive materials into the ocean. They can occur accidentally or intentionally, causing serious damage to marine ecosystems, aquatic fauna and seriously affecting human health. In addition, these spills impact economic activities dependent on the sea, such as fishing and tourism. 

Early detection of spills at sea is an essential tool to protect the environment and public health. This system allows the precise identification of affected areas, especially through the observation of changes in water colour, which facilitates a rapid and effective response. It also helps to comply with environmental regulations, prevents future spills and promotes both economic and environmental sustainability.