Concepting a decision tool for the Harbourmaster that combines data from weather, traffic, emergency services and vessel planning to improve the port's safety and efficiency.
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The Harbourmaster's team relies on data from multiple disconnected sources — weather forecasts, vessel planning, traffic systems, and emergency services — to make real-time decisions about fairway safety and efficiency. Combining these streams manually creates cognitive overhead and increases the risk of missed signals.
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Early concepts needed to be validated against real data and genuine user needs before committing to an implementation path. Static wireframes couldn't adequately stress-test the interaction model for a high-stakes operational tool.
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The project needed a clear structure to hand off to an implementation team without losing design intent or leaving open questions that would stall development.
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Understanding what statistical and AI models could realistically deliver for port planning predictions — and where their limits lie — was critical to setting the right expectations for the concept and avoiding over-engineering.