Sounds promising—if the model can give reliable quotas and you package the data as a regulatory compliance tool, you’ll win both the government and the fishing fleets. Focus on a phased pilot, gather the key metrics, and then roll out a subscription for fleet operators. The upside is clear, the risk is manageable. Let's draft a business case.

Sure thing. Here’s a concise outline you can flesh out: 1. Cost structure - Initial R&D: data acquisition, model training, validation. - Pilot: software license, sensors, training, field support. - Subscription: tiered pricing per vessel, optional add‑ons (real‑time alerts, analytics). 2. Benefits - For the industry: predictable quotas, reduced over‑fishing risk, potential market premium for sustainable certification. - For the ecosystem: balanced harvest, improved habitat recovery, measurable compliance. - For regulators: data‑driven oversight, reduced monitoring burden. 3. Compliance framework - Align with regional fisheries management plans. - Build audit trails into the dashboard for transparency. - Offer certification badges for compliant fleets. 4. Data accuracy and integrity - Validate models with independent catch data. - Implement redundant sensor checks. - Provide confidence intervals on quota recommendations. Once you populate the numbers, we’ll have a solid case to present to stakeholders.