The increase in iceberg activity has both ecological and economic implications. Ecologically, the deposition of stones from melting icebergs is transforming the deep-sea floor, fostering biodiversity by creating habitats for species like sponges and anemones. Economically, the growing presence of icebergs heightens risks for maritime operations, including cruise ships, cargo vessels, and fishing activities. Newly deposited stones in shallower areas could also pose hazards for bottom trawling. As Arctic shipping and exploration activities expand, the need for reliable iceberg tracking and navigation support becomes critical to mitigate these risks.