Overcoming satellite communication obstacles in maritime High Traffic Zones

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How can coverage on busy maritime routes be improved and how can we solve the AIS data gap problem?

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Spire Maritime’s Dynamic AIS™ (D-AIS) is changing the way you monitor vessel positions. D-AIS™ means fewer collisions, improved fuel consumption, and optimized cargo management.

Gaps in monitoring vessel activity have an impact on the whole maritime industry, especially insurance claims, commodity trading and oil trade.

“A huge improvement has been made with Spire Dynamic AIS™ , with visibility in the South China Sea now over 200% since the introduction of Spire Maritime D-AIS™.” MR. QINYOU HU, SHANGHAI MARITIME UNIVERSITY

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