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Maritime analytics software empowers data analysts with an easy-to-use tool to extract impactful insights out of massive amounts of AIS data, and other vessel tracking data, for all types of maritime use cases.

Data is only as good as the insights you gain from it. Unfortunately, many maritime companies aren't fully maximizing the opportunities maritime data analysis offers. Here's how you can change that.

TESTIMONIAL SPIRE MARITIME

"I've been analyzing AIS data for a long time now, and this tool is just incredible with how easy it makes it to not only analyze data but to visualize the analysis as well, and to do dynamic on-demand analysis of very large volumes of data. It's truly unique in its capability. I'm looking at it and just drooling with ambition of the analysis that we can do."

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Mark Deverill

Director Data Operations, Spire Maritime

Use cases for the maritime industry

Easily visualize billions of AIS data or any other vessel tracking data to gain instant business insights

Direct insights into level of congestion

Wait-time analysis enables port authorities to efficiently monitor and analyze anchorage zones and terminals to identify vessel congestion and rate of increase or decrease.

By visualizing and analyzing this information over time, port authorities gain deep insights into the level of congestion and how to improve for a more efficient future policy. Other practical benefits include optimizing the port’s invoicing processes by real-time monitoring of how long a ship stays at anchor.

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Analyze the activity of your competitor

Being more efficient than your competitor means that you obtain larger margins and can grow your business faster. Competitive analysis is an extremely powerful business tool, especially in the maritime domain, where data on your competitor is readily available in the form of AIS vessel data.

Where and when does your competitor operate? What does their operational fleet look like? How does it evolve? Under what type of conditions, and with which type of vessels?

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Global and local fleet monitoring

Monitor the activity of a group of vessels, locally, for example in a port or terminal, or globally, for example between different international ports.

Vessel operators keep track of their fleet, in real-time, to monitor operations. Also logging and storing this data about the whereabouts and activities of their fleet, can provide historical insights into the global fleet operations.

Spatio-temporal analytics will provide valuable information to the ship owner on the whereabouts and status of the vessels.

Global and local fleet monitoring