Land and sea management
RangerOS records sea, river and land ranger work in the same place, so teams caring for Country don't have to split their patrols across separate systems.
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Incidents cover illegal fishing, vessels, marine debris, biosecurity, pollution and waterway hazards. Rangers can record vessel markings, persons aboard and gear or catch observed, then attach the evidence to the record.
Marine protected areas, seasonal closures, cultural waters and river reaches can each carry their own effective dates. A record inside a zone can be tagged, flagged for review or marked as a likely breach, and cultural-waters records can be restricted.
BOM tide predictions, observed sea-level alerts and warnings show on the dashboard beside patrols and tasks. Coastal water quality starters cover salinity, sample depth and Secchi depth for estuary work.
Yes. Sea patrols, river work and land-based patrols use the same incidents, tasks, safety checks and reporting, so the program keeps one operational record.
Sea and river records can be captured in the mobile app offline. They're held on the device and sync when it's back in coverage.
Tide predictions come from BOM ports. Observed sea-level alerts use BOM gauges in the NT, Queensland and WA, so coverage is lighter in other states.