When the internet breaks under the ocean, someone has to pay — CableJuris figures out who.
CableJuris maps every undersea fiber route against overlapping EEZ boundaries, territorial seas, and bilateral cable protection treaties so that the moment a ship anchor severs a trunk line, you know within seconds which nation's maritime law applies and which carrier's liability clause kicks in. It cross-references live AIS vessel traffic against cable corridor no-go zones and generates a litigation-ready jurisdictional brief automatically. Telecoms legal teams have been doing this in Excel for thirty years and it's insane.
- Real-time EEZ and territorial sea boundary resolution against live cable route geometries
- Ingests and indexes over 340 bilateral cable protection treaties, normalized into a queryable liability graph
- Pulls live AIS vessel positions via MarineTraffic and flags encroachments into registered cable no-go corridors
- Auto-generated jurisdictional briefs formatted to UNCLOS Annex VI standards. Ready to file.
- Full carrier liability clause cross-reference with fault attribution scoring per incident
MarineTraffic AIS, Lloyd's List Intelligence, CableMap Pro, ITU BR IFIC, Salesforce Legal Cloud, SeaZone HydroSpatial, OSINT Marine, LexisNexis Maritime, OceanWire API, VesselGuard, TreatyBase, Esri ArcGIS Online
CableJuris runs as a set of loosely coupled microservices — an ingestion layer for AIS and treaty feeds, a geospatial resolution engine built on PostGIS, and a brief-generation service that handles templating and export. Incident state and session context are persisted in Redis, which handles the long-term storage load without complaint. The boundary overlap engine processes polygon intersections in-memory using a custom interval tree I wrote from scratch because nothing off the shelf was fast enough. Every component talks over a dead-simple internal REST API; I considered gRPC and then remembered I'm one person.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
Proprietary. All rights reserved.
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