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Clairwave

io.github.clairwave/clairwave · v0.4.0

Ocean acoustics: propagation models, bathymetry, sound speed, vessel noise, live AIS. Open.

Connect Remote server

Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http clairwave https://www.clairwave.com/mcp
~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "clairwave": {
      "url": "https://www.clairwave.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}
.vscode/mcp.json
{
  "servers": {
    "clairwave": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://www.clairwave.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}
Claude Desktop
Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector
URL: https://www.clairwave.com/mcp

Tools 13 found in our last check

  • resolve_place

    Turn a place name ('outside Halifax', 'Strait of Hormuz', 'Bergen, Norway') into water coordinates. Maritime gazetteer first (ports resolve to their approaches, straits/seas to a representative point), then OpenStreetMap. Points on land or shallower than min_depth_m are walked s…

  • get_bathymetry

    Seafloor depth from Clairwave-served global bathymetry (~450 m resolution). Location: lat/lon or `place` (name resolved to a water point, echoed in `location`). Without a bearing: depth at the point. With a bearing (compass degrees, 0 = north): a depth profile along that transec…

  • get_sound_speed_profile

    Seasonal sound-speed profile c(z) at a location (lat/lon or `place` name, e.g. "Halifax approaches") for a calendar month (1-12), from Clairwave-served seasonal temperature/salinity climatology, plus the seabed parameters (compressional/shear speed, density ratio, attenuation, s…

  • run_transmission_loss

    Run a physically grounded transmission-loss simulation (RAM parabolic equation) from a source at (lat, lon or `place`, depth) along a compass bearing. Bathymetry, the seasonal sound-speed profile (`month`) and seabed parameters are fetched for the location automatically. Returns…

  • estimate_detection_range

    Sonar detection range along a bearing from a location (lat/lon or `place`). Transmission loss (TL) is ALWAYS computed: RAM parabolic equation with the location's bathymetry, seasonal sound speed (`month`, default: current month) and seabed. Every other sonar-equation term is opt…

  • run_bellhop_volume

    Full 3D transmission-loss volume around a source (lat/lon or `place`) with Bellhop (all bearings), stored on the platform under a run id. Show `open_url` to the user as a clickable link: it opens this run visualized. Returns the run id, the replication metadata (SSP, seabed, bou…

  • search_vessels

    Search live AIS vessels by name or MMSI prefix (global feed).

  • vessels_near

    Live AIS vessels within radius_km of a point (lat/lon or `place`), nearest first, with position, course/speed, type, dimensions and last-update time.

  • get_vessel

    Everything about one vessel: live AIS position/track and static particulars, plus its 3D model (unique photo-derived model if generated, else the class archetype) with GLB URL (bow=+Z, up=+Y) and platform links.

  • vessel_source_level

    Underwater radiated-noise source level of a ship (monopole, dB re 1 uPa m, 6 m reference source depth): decidecade spectrum (10 Hz - 100 kHz; model bands to 31.5 kHz, validated 20 Hz - 20 kHz) and broadband level, from the JOMOPANS-ECHO reference spectrum model (MacGillivray & d…

  • get_vessel_photo

    Photograph of a vessel from Wikimedia Commons, with attribution.

  • habitat_received_level

    Broadband received level (dB re 1 uPa) at a fixed site — a fish farm, reef, hydrophone or marine protected area — from the ships around it, power-summed. Each vessel's source level comes from its AIS class, speed and size; transmission loss is a fast broadband model, so this is…

  • about

    What Clairwave provides, which models/data back each tool, and limits.

Details

Endpointhttps://www.clairwave.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP)
First published4 Sep 2026
Last updated4 Sep 2026
Registry nameio.github.clairwave/clairwave

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