Lloyd’s List Intelligence has launched AIS SeaOrbis, a cutting-edge vessel tracking intelligence platform designed to offer unmatched accuracy, coverage, and reliability. This innovative service seamlessly integrates data from terrestrial, shipborne, and satellite AIS sources, creating a robust and real-time view of global vessel movements. The goal is to empower the maritime industry with the data-driven insights needed for smarter decision-making.
What sets AIS SeaOrbis apart is its unique multi-source approach. It utilizes proprietary terrestrial AIS backed by Lloyd’s List Intelligence’s exclusive global receiver network, ensuring high-quality, high-frequency data capture. Additionally, it incorporates shipborne AIS data gathered directly from vessels at sea, effectively bridging critical tracking gaps in offshore regions.
Satellite AIS expands coverage even further, providing insights into remote waters that are typically inaccessible by terrestrial or shipborne means. This comprehensive integration reduces data blind spots and allows for near real-time tracking, making AIS SeaOrbis the most extensive AIS intelligence platform available today. The benefits of AIS SeaOrbis extend to a diverse range of stakeholders, including government agencies, insurers, commodity traders, financial institutions, and shipping professionals.
Its features include high-frequency vessel tracking and predictive insights aimed at risk mitigation and improved operational planning. Furthermore, the platform facilitates monitoring of dark activities, such as AIS spoofing, and offers trade flow intelligence to identify unethical shipping practices. Port congestion analytics and fleet optimization capabilities further enhance logistics efficiency in the maritime sector.
Michael Dell, CEO of Lloyd’s List Intelligence, highlighted the transformative nature of AIS SeaOrbis. He stated that by merging various AIS data sources, the platform delivers an unparalleled understanding of global vessel activity, enabling clients to track, analyze, and make informed decisions in a rapidly changing maritime environment.