Artificial reef restoration is growing quickly across European waters, but the tools for measuring whether reefs work have not kept up. Reef performance is usually judged from dive surveys that take place months apart and are expensive to schedule. They capture snapshots and miss the ongoing environmental changes that decide whether a reef thrives or fails.
Fisheries compliance teams work from a separate set of tools. Vessel activity sits in one system, marine protected area boundaries in another and biodiversity data in a third. Nothing connects reef health evidence with vessel pressure data.
SensFish Ltd, a UK marine intelligence SME, builds proprietary environmental intelligence infrastructure for fisheries, coastal ecosystems and marine restoration. In this project, SensFish led the planning and development of a restoration intelligence capability for marine restoration stakeholders based in Denmark. It brings satellite Earth Observation, environmental monitoring, vessel activity, biodiversity information and geospatial analytics into one operational interface.
Astro42 worked alongside the SensFish technical and environmental intelligence team on selected engineering and implementation components: geospatial interface development, dashboard functionality, environmental and vessel activity data integration, and operational reporting workflows.




