Our team has just open sourced the MarineTraffic AIS density maps toolbox, a set of modules which support processing AIS data, while improving their transformation[…]

A new project aims to leverage the enormous footprint of data generated by shipping to help unlock new possibilities for the maritime industry. The EU-funded[…]

Autonomous ships (also known as Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships) are seaborne vessels that can sail in navigable waters with little or no human control. There[…]

The story so far On 31 December 2019, the World Health Organisation (WHO) was informed of several cases of pneumonia in Wuhan City, Hubei Province,[…]

MarineTraffic presented a paper at FUSION 2019 with title “ Automatic Fusion of Satellite Imagery and AIS data for Vessel Detection” on July 3rd, 2019,[…]

During the NITEC’19 event in Oslo, MarineTraffic presented ways of using Artificial Intelligence and machine learning to help make shipping safer. The fourth annual Defence[…]

This project visualizes the boat traffic in Amsterdam’s canals using data from MarineTraffic. This visualization is part of the ongoing project Roboat, a collaboration between[…]

  On the 16th of January, the EU-funded INFORE project kicked off during a 3-day set of meetings between involved partners ATHENA – Research and[…]

MarineTraffic presented the work it is doing on the topic of machine learning and data fusion with AIS data at the Canadian Tracking and Fusion[…]