Maptaphutport

berth-level port call register for Thailand's largest industrial port complex: per-call records with vessel name, IMO number, gross tonnage, flag state, scheduled/actual arrival and departure timestamps, assigned jetty/berth code (SPRC, PTT GC, TTT, GLOW, MTT and other named terminal jetties), cargo/product class (oil, gas, chemical, coal, iron and steel, petroleum products), and confirmation status. Effectively a ground-truth berthing log that pairs each vessel call with the exact terminal and commodity handled.

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Industry: Storage & TransportationMarine
Instruments: equitiescommodities
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — structured HTML table feed, refreshed continuously with a live timestamp; machine-parseable as published
Volume: Est. 5,000-12,000 vessel-call records per year (complex handles over 100,000 tonnes/day with a 170,000 DWT maximum berth capacity, so daily call volume in the tens); plus published statistics on 170,000 DWT max vessel size and >100k tonnes daily throughput
Users: N/A — publicly displayed operational feed with no user registration; the relevant scale is port throughput, not accounts
History: 10 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — feed timestamped the current day and the operator's news archive is updated into 2026, showing ongoing operations and system maintenance
Launched: Request further research — VIS is an internal port-operations system exposed as a public board; neither the system's go-live date nor the port office's founding year appears on any reachable page, and Thai-language registry records would be needed to date it
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
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