Our data platform is at the heart of our products and projects. We collect data from our partners—mainly fish farmers—through their APIs or those of their suppliers.
This data is then anonymized and aggregated into datasets that can be shared to generate valuable insights for industry players, researchers, and suppliers.
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AquaCloud aims to simplify data sharing by offering predefined, standardized datasets
and protocols, enabling more efficient and higher-quality data exchange between systems and stakeholders.
Our goal is to be a trusted partner for the industry in such projects.
To enable big data analytics, building a comprehensive data platform that spans across industry players has been a key focus. Over the past few years, we have developed a substantial dataset covering production, fish health, and environmental conditions during the farming of salmon and trout along Norway’s coastline and fjords.
This data hub is just one part of our broader initiative. Combined with our efforts to drive standardization and promote greater openness from the industry's data suppliers, we are working toward an open, neutral, and efficient ecosystem that helps farmers make better, data-driven decisions.
Our data sharing is governed by a robust data governance framework, ensuring compliance with international laws and standards.
The wealth of information hidden in the vast pool of sensor data is not worth much unless you can share it with others who can help you find the answers you seek.
The sensor standard will help you to share your data with who you want, when you want, at little to no cost to yourself and your partners. AquaCloud Sense aims to provide a network for the sharing of standardised sensor data, where data all owners and users can meet and exchange. The result is a larger scope for all, and the ability to create a broader context for any aquaculture operation on sea and land, for better monitoring, history, impact and new insights – across companies
One small but key element for the future for making better predictions, better models and healthy oceans.
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