Vessel Risk Management BigOceanData’s new package produces a Risk Assessment document per vessel. For an identified vessel, it assesses the scheduled Vessel Route against historic piracy incidents. The Risk Assessment can be extended to include a Vessel Questionnaire (the example shown is based on the BMP MSCHOA Vessel registration document, but this questionnaire template is…
We are pleased to announce our continued agreement with Insurwave to provide event-based intelligence to the marine insurance blockchain platform. This maritime intelligence assists with automatic risk management events processing; for example, ship entering new warzone and system-generated premium calculations.
We are excited to announce the latest BigOceanData software addition – Cargo Schedules. An extremely powerful tool keeping you efficient and ahead of the competition. The new Cargo Schedules tool can be used in the following three ways:
ClipperData has entered into a long-term agreement to use the BigOceanData AIS-based vessel tracking portal.
The service provided to the YA-SA fleet of 26 bulk and tanker vessels fuses data from terrestrial and satellite AIS together with Inmarsat-C position reporting to deliver a highly effective service.
Three times the original number of vessels and double the users
The hijacking of the Aris 13 off the coast of Somalia is the first such event in that area in nearly five years and has caused international consternation.
Best-in-class The core competence of BigOceanData is actually the collection and integration of data transmitted to and from vessels at sea via satellite services. Its experience in remotely configuring existing onboard vessel transponders to provide integrated solutions with AIS data is second to none in the industry. This is derived from more than 20 years…
At BigOceanData we are much more than just suppliers of vessel monitoring services, although that does lie at the core of what we do. The sophisticated software that we have developed is all about the exchange and processing of maritime data, which means that is designed to work with much more than AIS. At BigOceanData…
Yet for many in the maritime industry, this goes against what they know about the capabilities of AIS. For a long time now, AIS has been understood to be a short range, ground-based, line-of-sight, radio system that works in coastal areas with shore-mounted receivers and between individual vessels at sea. And that is indeed how…