本專案旨在透過多源衛星數據與 AI 分析技術,即時監測台灣周邊海域的「灰色地帶」活動。我們追蹤關閉 AIS 訊號的「暗船」(dark vessels)、異常船舶行為,以及可能與軍事活動相關的海上活動模式,為海洋安全研究與政策制定提供開放、透明的數據基礎。
全球漁業觀察 (Global Fishing Watch) 的研究指出,許多船隻會關閉自動識別系統 (AIS) 訊號,使其從公共監測系統中消失。這些「暗船」往往涉及非法、未報告及未受規範的捕魚活動 (IUU fishing),也可能與灰色地帶軍事行動有關。
本專案採用與 Global Fishing Watch 相同的核心技術——合成孔徑雷達 (Synthetic Aperture Radar, SAR) 衛星影像分析。SAR 技術不受日夜與天候影響,能穿透厚雲層偵測海面船隻。
本系統針對海底電纜破壞威脅,建立多層次可疑船隻識別機制:
本系統整合以下數據來源,每 6 小時自動更新:
This project uses multi-source satellite data and AI analysis to monitor "gray zone" activities in waters around Taiwan in real time. We track "dark vessels" (ships with AIS turned off), anomalous vessel behavior in military exercise zones, and maritime activity patterns potentially linked to military exercises — providing an open, transparent data foundation for maritime security research and policy.
Research by Global Fishing Watch shows that many vessels disable their Automatic Identification System (AIS), disappearing from public monitoring systems. These "dark vessels" are often involved in illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (IUU fishing) and may also be linked to gray zone military operations.
This project uses the same core technology as Global Fishing Watch — Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite imagery analysis. SAR works day and night, in any weather, penetrating cloud cover to detect vessels at sea.
The system detects potential submarine cable threats through multi-layered suspicious vessel identification:
The system integrates data from the following sources, updated every 6 hours: