Seatospace

An enriched AIS vessel-movement library with its own derived analytics layer, not raw AIS. Observed inventory from this and sibling studies: 158,735 ships tracked on the platform; 40,617 unique vessels in a 3–8 March 2026 window; 49,438 vessels over 7–14 March; 50,061 vessels and 6,369,516 AIS position reports over 2–16 March; Port Intelligence covering 597 ports at 83 days of daily granularity with 1.15M+ cumulative vessel-port records. The derived layers are the asset: SeaPath coastline-aware track interpolation that repairs AIS gaps into navigable-water routes; a composite voyage-performance score with nine diagnostic outputs computed per detected voyage; a Port Quality Index per port; vessel 'operational fingerprints' across six behavioural dimensions; a quantitative AIS field-completeness assessment per vessel and flag; destination/flow (Sankey) tables; and a 'sailing for orders' floating-capacity indicator derived from vessels broadcasting no fixed destination.

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Industry: Application SoftwareMarine
Instruments: equitiescommoditiesderivatives

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (position reports, vessel static/voyage fields, port-day aggregates, scored voyage metrics) plus interpolated track geometries (linework), served through an interactive web platform with per-vessel and per-port pages; no public API or bulk download is advertised
Volume: Stated, not estimated: 158,735 ships tracked on the platform; 40,617 unique vessels in a 6-day window; 49,438 vessels over 8 days; 50,061 vessels with 6,369,516 AIS position reports over 14 days; Port Intelligence at 597 ports x 83 days daily granularity with 1.15M+ cumulative vessel-port records. Extrapolating the observed reporting rate across the fleet implies order 10^8-10^9 position reports per year, before the derived layer of scored voyages, interpolated tracks and port-day aggregates.
Users: No account count is published on the property, so bounded to low thousands of maritime analysts, port operators and researchers using a university-spin-out research platform rather than a mass-market tracking app. The vendor's own stated scale metric is ingestion, not signups: 158,735 ships tracked, 597 ports and 1.15M+ cumulative vessel-port records (request actual account numbers at contact)
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Growth: Active and rapidly shipping: dated research publications run from 7 March to 28 March 2026 and into April 2026 (fleet completeness study, operational fingerprints, chokepoint atlas, North Sea 3D visualisation, global shipping lanes), with new product surfaces added across the same period (Port Intelligence, voyage analysis, SeaPath interpolation, PQI methodology). The platform footer shows data refreshed minutes ago, so the ingestion pipeline is live.
Launched: ~2024-2025 (inferred: VSG Labs is described as a university spin-out startup from Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, the entire visible research corpus is dated 2026, and the platform's design is a modern single-infrastructure build — consistent with a recent launch rather than a long-established service)
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