From reef to dashboard
How Project OceanOasis gets species detections from a remote reef into live dashboards, minutes later, on AWS.
Builders saw how a camera on a remote reef becomes a governed, multi-tenant dashboard on AWS, without a single server to manage, in Camilo Vélez’s talk on Project OceanOasis. An evening with the AWS Brisbane Well-Architected User Group.

Our talk
2026 · Meetup
What builders took away
How Project OceanOasis gets species detections from a remote reef into live dashboards, minutes later, on AWS.
Bronze, Silver and Gold layers with AWS Glue and Amazon Athena: model the data for the question, not the sensor.
One dashboard for every organisation, with Amazon QuickSight row-level security doing the filtering.
Pizza and conversations with Brisbane’s AWS builders.
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Dozens of builders from the Brisbane AWS community.
The talk
Building a real-time ocean data backbone on AWS for Project OceanOasis: what we built, and what it taught us.

Camilo Vélez
AI Data Engineer, Assembly
Talk · Project OceanOasis
Why we were there
The AWS Brisbane Well-Architected User Group is a monthly meetup where builders share AWS solutions and challenges from real-world projects. Assembly is one of its sponsors.
In September, Camilo shared how we built the data backbone for Project OceanOasis (PO2), AI-native marine monitoring on AWS, with PO2’s go-ahead.
Highlights
Camilo, the slides and the room, cut together. Sound on.
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