marine traffic map site

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 [UDXF] Marine traffic map‏

Ian Wade G3NRW

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Here's a nice marine traffic map site:
 
http://www.marinetraffic.com/ais/
 
May be helpful in correlating monitored messages.
 
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Ian, G3NRW

[refmo]

Thanks Fansome - nice link!

[Fansome]

I know very little about this except what I have read in the UDXF group. It does sound interesting, thought.

The technology in use here is called "AIS": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Identification_System

A few more replies in the thread mention

http://www.vesselfinder.com/#
http://www.fleetmon.com/en/vessels


[UDXF] Re: Marine traffic map‏
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Hi Tom,
 
I monitor the GW network. A download of frequencies can be found here
 
http://www.udxf.nl/Globe_Shore_Ship_Freqs.pdf
 
You will need to download Rivet and use the Ship frequencies. There are quite a few posts about the GW logs on here to have a browse through as well.
 
Also, the GMDSS DSC frequencies can be monitored but you will need software for these as well. I use MultiPSK but there are others.
 
It can take a bit of practice to get thinmgs to decode but once you get the hang of, conditions allowing, you should find some stuff to plug into the website.
 
Here is a name that I got earlier today on DSC calling Olympia JRCC Piraeus. Pop this into vessel finder to see where she is now.......
 
SEABOURN SPIRIT
 
HTH,
 
Chris S

[Strange Beacons]

Yes, thanks for this, it is a great "real time" tracking map for ships.

Any idea if there is any sort of online database like this for aircraft?

[UDXF] Marine traffic map‏

Ian Wade G3NRW

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To: UDXF@yahoogroups.com
Picture of Ian Wade G3NRW

Here's a nice marine traffic map site:
 
http://www.marinetraffic.com/ais/
 
May be helpful in correlating monitored messages.
 
--
73
Ian, G3NRW

[jFarley]

Here's a nice marine traffic map site:

Unfortunately, it does not appear that there are AIS-equipped fishers or shrimpers currently off the FLA east coast, but a very interesting site.  Thanks!

[Ragnar]

Nice site!