MarineTraffic is a leading global ship tracking and maritime intelligence platform, providing real-time information about vessel movements, ports, and maritime activity worldwide. Designed for maritime professionals, shipping companies, port authorities, and enthusiasts, MarineTraffic offers a comprehensive suite of tools to monitor, analyze, and optimize maritime operations.
Key Features:
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Real-Time Ship Tracking: Track the live positions of vessels globally using AIS (Automatic Identification System) data, with updates every few seconds.
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Fleet Monitoring: Manage and monitor your fleet with advanced tools, including route analysis, port calls, and ETA predictions.
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Port Information: Access detailed information about ports worldwide, including vessel arrivals, departures, and current port activity.
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Maritime Analytics: Gain insights into shipping trends, vessel behavior, and market dynamics with powerful analytics and reporting tools.
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Custom Alerts: Set up personalized alerts for vessel movements, port arrivals, or specific maritime events to stay informed.
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Historical Data: Explore historical vessel tracks, port calls, and maritime data for research, analysis, or compliance purposes.
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Global Coverage: MarineTraffic covers over 90% of the world's commercial fleet, providing unparalleled visibility into global maritime activity.
Why Choose MarineTraffic?
- Comprehensive Maritime Intelligence: MarineTraffic combines real-time tracking, historical data, and advanced analytics to deliver a complete picture of global shipping activity.
- User-Friendly Interface: The platform is designed for ease of use, with intuitive tools and visualizations for both professionals and enthusiasts.
- Trusted Worldwide: Used by over 4 million users, including shipping companies, port authorities, and governments, MarineTraffic is a trusted name in maritime intelligence.
Whether you're managing a fleet, analyzing shipping trends, or simply tracking vessels out of curiosity, MarineTraffic is the ultimate tool for staying connected to the world's oceans.
