👉 Seacouting refers to the practice of using satellite imagery, oceanographic data, and other geophysical observations to identify marine resources such as oil and gas reserves, fisheries, and other natural resources. It involves collecting data from various sources to analyze patterns or anomalies in the ocean's surface and bottom that may indicate potential exploitation opportunities. This technique is used by governments, private sector entities, and environmental organizations to develop strategies for managing and protecting these valuable resources.
