Maritime Resource Compliance

What is Maritime Resource Compliance?

Maritime Resource Compliance is a Model Context Protocol server that connects AI agents to seven live government and open data sources for maritime resource compliance intelligence. It is built for environmental analysts, offshore compliance teams, and fisheries regulators who need structured, queryable data on fishing quotas, oil and gas licenses, waste carriers, coastal hazards, and ecosystem risks.

How to use Maritime Resource Compliance?

Add the server URL to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf) configuration. For Claude Desktop, include the endpoint https://ryanclinton--maritime-resource-compliance-mcp.apify.actor/mcp and optionally an Apify API token in the Authorization header. The server can also be called directly via cURL or Python using the ApifyClient.

Key features of Maritime Resource Compliance

• 8 specialized MCP tools for compliance, risk, and sustainability analysis.
• Queries 7 live data sources in parallel (FQA Register, NSTA, Environment Agency, NOAA, UK Flood Monitoring, GBIF, World Bank).
• Fishing quota compliance engine flags over‑allocation and near‑limit quotas.
• Environmental violation detection cross‑references waste carrier registrations with CO₂ indicators.
• Weighted ecosystem risk model with four contributing factors.
• Composite coastal hazard scoring combining weather and flood alerts.

Use cases of Maritime Resource Compliance

• Fisheries compliance monitoring to detect quota over‑allocation and near‑limit usage.
• Oil and gas environmental compliance tracking extraction intensity trends from NSTA licenses.
• Waste carrier compliance auditing to identify revoked or expired registrations.
• Marine ecosystem health assessment for ESG reporting with objective risk scores.
• Coastal operations hazard planning by aggregating live weather and flood warnings.

FAQ from Maritime Resource Compliance

What data sources does the server integrate?

It integrates seven live sources: FQA Register (UK fishing quotas), NSTA (UK oil and gas licenses), Environment Agency (waste carriers), NOAA (severe weather alerts), UK Flood Monitoring, GBIF (marine species occurrences), and World Bank (environmental indicators).

Does the server require an API key or token?

Yes, it uses an Apify API token passed as a Bearer token in the Authorization header of HTTP requests.

How much does each tool call cost?

Each MCP tool call costs $0.045.

Is the server self‑hosted or cloud‑hosted?

It runs persistently on the Apify platform in standby mode with 128–512 MB memory, ready to serve tool calls without cold‑start delays. It is not designed for self‑hosting.

What transport and authentication does the server use?

It uses HTTP with JSON‑RPC transport. Authentication is via a Bearer token containing your Apify API token.