Lloyd’s List AIS Tracking

Lloyd’s List has one of the biggest land based AIS network which is receiving approximately 60 million position reports every day and has nearly 70,000 ships in its database. Mid-ocean satellite AIS coverage.

Lloyd’s List Intelligence has also one of the biggest global network of land based AIS receivers reporting on more than 6,500 ports and terminals in more than 130 countries. Every day Lloyd’s List Intelligence company receives nearly 60 million position reports from the fleet of more than 70,000 active ships. Further vessels’ coverage of mid-ocean and poorly populated regions is secured by satellite AIS reports.

All AIS information is viewed in context with the ship movement information received through agent reports, and linked directly with the ship and ownership details in their database.

For all ships reporting via Lloyd’s List’s AIS network, the last position is secured as, name of the place where the vessel is located, date time, declared destination, latitude and longitude, vessel’s speed and course over the ground.

AIS data for single or multiple ships is also available via the chart based interface.

The data shown might be filtered by attributes like distinct ship, type, flag size. Screen controls permit the users to view a required sea zone or to zoom down to the level of particular berths within a port. At high enlargement the icons presenting ships are scaled according to ship size to simplify visual identification of commercial ships, tugs boats and other traffic.

By clicking on the chart ship position secures direct access to the comprehensive ship characteristics and ownership data for that ship. Display options also give the opportunity for historical ship tracks to be viewed.

Historical AIS data is also gathered within the system. Real-time AIS information is processed and packed to record the date and time, the length and the space to the closest port and whether the ship is stationary, approaching or leaving away from the port. This historical record is highly useful to determine ship routing when a ship is in transit. The processed AIS sightings also secure comprehensive details of a ship’s proximity to ports that it passes but doesn’t enter.

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The company assists its customers to take the right decision with clear-sighted analysis, precise and unbiased reporting and over all the capacity to cut to the heart of the problem.

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