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We receive AIS data from our global network of receivers on a
continuous basis 24 hours a day. We have the ability to stream live data for a
specific area in the world right down to the level of a berth for use in a
clients own application.
Historical data
When we started collecting historical data in 2004 we stored around 600,000
individual movements a month (once an hour, 24/7). Now that figure is in excess
of 8 million movements per month. It should not be confused with the
number of real time AIS messages that we receive which is tens of millions per
month.
We have now implemented this data into
SeaWeb as a module. You can try this feature out for a couple of weeks
by requesting a free trial.
How it works
We take an hourly 'snapshot' of the positions of all vessels
within our network. We then store these positions and match them against the
Lloyd's Register of Ships vessel database to check the accuracy of the reported
data. We have created thousands of automatic zones all over the world which
dynamically report when a vessel has been there and also advises how long the
vessel spent in that zone.
What can we supply?
1. Live Data
2. Lloyd's Register Fairplay Data
3. Data by iFrame
4. Lloyd's Register Fairplay Data
1.
Live
data - If you advise the specific area that you are interested in receiving,
from a global feed right down to a specific terminal, we can create a feed for
your application. This data would be streamed to you in native NMEA0183 format
which is the international standard for AIS messages. Live data supply
We can supply data from a specific place anywhere in the world that we have an
AIS receiver installed. This data may be supplied as a live feed in raw NMEA
0183 format or we can also make it available via webservices or in a format
suitable for your application such as XML, CSV, XLS and so on.
If you have access to Google Earth Pro, you can send us a KMZ file and we can
stream everything in that zone direct to you. Contact us for a quote.
2.
Clean
data - AIS data occasionally shows abbreviations of vessel names or incomplete
IMO numbers for example. We can take the raw data, match it against our
in-house ships data and correct any anomalies. This is then sent to our
customers for use in their applications.
3.
iFrame
data - We have developed a method of isolating specific vessels and then
calling them from the AISLive servers and displaying them in an iFrame. This is
literally a window generated by AISLive and appearing in a third party
application. Our customers include ferry operators, ship owners and port
communities who use the service to show where vessels are in specific places.
Take, for example, a ferry operator who wishes to let his customers know where
the ferries are at that exact moment; using AISLive iFrames, he can show them
in real time, where their ferry is. This enables his customers to plan their
time based on the actual position of the vessel and not just the timetable.
To discuss your AISLive data requirements please call +44 1737
379 101 or email sales@aislive.com
4.
Lloyd's Register Fairplay - Vessel, Company, Ports, Fixtures.
With a database of over 155,000 vessels, the Lloyd's Register
of Ships data has been the industry benchmark since 1763 and to this day
remains second to none.
Our data is comprehensive and includes:-
 Vessels
- Over 150,000 vessels
Company data
- Over 200,000 maritime related companies
Ports
- 9400 ports and terminals including services at each facility
Fixtures
- Wet and dry global fixtures
LRF have world class IT and data teams; many of whom have been
with the company for more than 20 years. For access to this valuable specialist
resource, contact data-sales@lrfairplay.com.
With up to 600 fields of data available on every vessel, LRF are best placed to
supply any scale of data requirement.
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