Extract valuable information from maritime data. Drill down to investigate maritime traffic and base your decisions on derived facts rather than assumptions.
Fact-based decisions and documentation are no longer just an option, but a must for most maritime operators. The amount of data that is available today can easily cause information overflow and translation of numbers into meaning is therefore key. With Maritime Analytics you get a wide range of features specifically developed for analyzing vessel traffic by extracting valuable information from maritime data – hereby bridging the gap from data overflow to meaningful information.
Our user interface is highly intuitive and simple. Includes various filtering opportunities. It allows users to generate highly specialized reports limited to specific criteria, periods of time, types of vessels, plot formats etc. The platform handles all maritime related data input sources such as AIS, radar, Sat AIS, LRIT etc.
Analytics adds value to your existing system as it can be combined with whatever system you may have. There is no need to start all over to benefit from the valuable information provided by maritime analytics.
How many vessels entered your port or a competing port last year? Which vessels passed through your waters, and how many were carrying dangerous cargo? Does your AtoNs match and support the actual vessel traffic? Statistical features enable you to answer questions like these and many more regarding vessel traffic in your domain. We provide you with the most advanced and user-friendly maritime statistics features on the market, to make data into meaning.
The Statistical Package can produce an extensive range of statistical reports. Below, you can read more about some of the most often used.
A powerful tool for analyzing traffic patterns in specific areas. Analyses the traffic in the chosen area and colors the chart according to the amount of traffic.
Showing the number of vessels that have passed a user-defined line, grouping them according to user-defined criteria, such as draught, ship type, speed, country registered, etc.
Used to analyze how vessels have navigated in a specific area. Tracks can be colored according to selected criteria, e.g. direction, speed or draught. Historical Track reports can for example be used to identify vessels violating traffic separation schemes.
Summarizes the movements of a specified vessel over a specified period. The report depicts the locations of relevant events on a chart, i.e. where was the first or the last position report received, change to the vessel’s static information (e.g. ETA, destination etc.)
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Maritime data analysis is a powerful tool to optimize operations and thereby reduce costs. The most attractive applications of analysis to obtain cost reductions are areas such as condition-based maintenance, environmental regulation compliance, fuel consumption, and more. AIS data analytics can also be used to estimate your competitors’ operations with useful information on volumes, vessel types or timings of the maritime traffic they handle. The possibilities are practically endless and relevant to any maritime operator.
Are you experiencing bottlenecks or inefficient workflows in your daily operation? Maritime analytics can provide you with the data needed to perform fact-based decisions. The reports can even be automated for easy access and distribution to relevant maritime operators. This can be particularly helpful for planning of resources and avoiding bottlenecks – to the benefit of all involved in your maritime operations.
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Maritime Analytics is one of GateHouse Maritime’s Maritime Surveillance Tools. You might also be interested in some of our other specialized feature sets such as Maritime Intelligence and Maritime Offshore.