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of specialisation, involving data selection, Intelligence (AI)/ Machine Learning (ML) processing and overall technical complexity and cost. Thus it is best to align with an established specialist application service provider.
The regulatory demand for stakeholders to demonstrates concern over the current limitations of tracking solutions. The ease with which illicit shipping can affect AIS tracking, reliable enough to provide the tracking rigour environmental and sanctions compliance needs. Continued reliance on AIS alone will compromise attempts at compliance enforcement. The industry now urgently multiple tracking data sources supplemented at times with affordable Earth-Observation (EO) data sources to deliver persistent tracking of every vessel without compromise. The call for an enhanced compliance focus has highlighted to stakeholders the inherent risks associated with relying solely on AIS reliable tracking solution that overcomes AIS vulnerabilities, not only in High-Risk Areas contention where tracking information can
sometimes be hard to attain or is disrupted. Persistent tracking overlays multiple vessel tracking services and data sources, including AIS and secure point-to-point satellite tracking systems (Inmarat-C, Iridium, etc.), voyage plans when available, EO-data when relevant and uses real-time analytics to transform the accuracy, reliability and vessel location data.
INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS With multiple, layered data sources and robust cross referencing and analysis, the persistent tracking model allows stakeholders position. Guessing is eliminated and errors associated with false positives are minimised, allowing stakeholders to ensure any anomaly Multiple, diverse vessel detection technologies feed into live dashboards, providing stakeholders with the essential locate and manage vessels. By adding the intelligence and machine learning, stakeholders can gain far more insight into the extent of dark activity and ensure secure, safe, clean and compliant operations.
CONCLUSION
The simplicity of AIS has transformed the accessibility of vessel tracking over the and high-risk seas, that simplicity is now a AIS signals, creating inconsistencies in vessel track data that allow bad actors to operate also compromised. Add in signal blockages caused by the congestion of positions being transmitted and stakeholders increasingly recognise that the gaps appearing in tracking systems globally are creating untenable risk. From compromised security and loss of life to environmental disaster, supply chain disruption to escalating insurance costs, the lack of visibility across seas globally must be urgently addressed. Proposing additional sanctions and greater risk assessment is a necessary start, but without a persistent tracking solution that can layer multiple tracking data streams to overcome the current information gaps, the maritime industry will continue to incur unacceptable risk.
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www.polestarglobal.com
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