Aggregated and curated global maritime dataset

Aggregated and curated global maritime dataset: live AIS positions for over 112,000 vessels from combined terrestrial and satellite receivers, vessel registries keyed by MMSI and IMO with type, flag, course, speed and voyage data, a curated reference database of 20,559 ports keyed to UN/LOCODE, more than 14,900 lighthouses and navigation aids with bearing and distance data, per-port arrival and departure boards, route history and playback, and per-port nearby-vessel censuses by distance band (this Port Harcourt page shows 85 vessels within 10km across 17 pages)

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Industry: ShippingFinancial Exchanges & Data
Instruments: equitiescommodities
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Type: not stated
Format: Live position streams, credit-metered API endpoints (the port vessel traffic board is priced at one credit per call), structured reference tables for ports, vessels, flags and aids to navigation, delivered via web, iOS and Android with push alerts
Volume: Site-stated core counts: 112,000-plus vessels tracked, 20,559 ports, more than 14,900 lighthouses, AIS coverage across 20-plus countries. Derived volume is very large, since continuous position reports from a six-figure fleet yield on the order of 10^10 AIS messages per year, with derived port-call event records in the low millions annually
Users: Site-stated: 50,000-plus mariners using the live tracking service, with core features free and no account required, so actual reach exceeds the registered figure
History: 4 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active - live conditions and vessel counts refresh continuously on port pages, the reference databases carry precise curated counts indicating ongoing maintenance, and mobile applications are under active release across iOS and Android
Launched: Est. 2021-2023 for MarineRadar as a branded product under Lascade (a current-generation web and mobile estate with a press kit and modern CDN tooling, and no pre-2021 press footprint surfaced in this pass)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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