Persistent geospatial records
Infrastructure, vessels and other objects begin as reusable world records rather than disposable scene content.
Platform overview
A geospatial world with an active simulation layer.
Ocean Atlas is moving from a working maritime prototype toward a persistent platform for offshore operations, training, planning and scenario-driven review.
What it is
A working concept demonstrator.
Ocean Atlas brings vessels, offshore infrastructure, environmental conditions and operational scenarios together in one explorable system.
It is not presented as a finished commercial product. The current build demonstrates the architecture, direction and early capabilities of the platform.
Platform layers
Four layers, one operating environment.
Local Unity simulation bubble
Nearby records are projected into an active high-fidelity environment around the chosen location or scenario.
Weather, sea and time
Dynamic conditions provide the operating context in which vessels, equipment and people must perform.
Scenario and state
Simulated action can support rehearsal, review and the eventual persistence of meaningful state changes.
Architecture doctrine
Keep the world grounded.
Unity is the active operational lens, not the sole source of truth. This separation allows a broader persistent world to feed focused, local simulation.
Database truth → local projection → simulated interaction → persistent state update.
Development direction
From demonstrator to operational platform.
Offshore operations
Deeper vessel, infrastructure and access-equipment workflows within credible environmental conditions.
Guided demonstration
A clear route through existing capabilities, operational stories and the next technical milestones.
Training and rehearsal
Scenario structures for practising decisions and reviewing interactions between multiple actors.
Browser access
A future lightweight preview for location, sea state, weather and time-of-day exploration.