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AIS


Automatic Identification System

STANDARD AIS

  • AIS Data
    • Dynamic Reports
    • Static Reports
  • AIS Presentation
    • Real Size
    • Heading
  • AIS Messaging
    • Safety Related Messages
    • Assign Report Rate
    • Interrogation

 

SECURE AIS

Outstanding technical solution with secure communication on a dedicated channel

  • No negative impact on the normal AIS traffic, which is a problem with systems using standard binary messages
  • No limitations on the throughput of data – the utilization of the available bandwidth is fully user controlled
  • The secure functionality is embedded in the mobile AIS transponder products, no external application required
  • Support for the secure solution is available for all AIS products, including mobile transponders, base stations, network and presentation systems

 

MOBILE UNITS VIA SECURE AIS

  • A significant amount of commercial vessels are now equipped with AIS transponders
  • Qualified operators may want to receive open AIS data but may not want to expose themselves to other AIS users
  • Open and encrypted information in one system – ”See without being seen”
  • Low cost “IFF functionality”
  • Offers a two way data link for generic data communication, e.g. transfer of target list or mission data

 

AIRBORNE AIS

Main Features

  • Full transceiver functionality, the transmission capability makes it possible to interrogate specific vessels.
  • Selectable level of AIS operational mode (Autonomous transmission, User initiated transmission or Receive only)
  • ARINC 429 interface for TSO approved GPS.
  • Embedded DSC support for reception and transmission of any DSC symbols.
  • Easy configuration and status check by Windows based configuration software.

Applications

  • Search and Rescue (SAR); locate vessels in distress and communicate with them while help is on the way.
  • Monitoring of Surface Traffic; to be able to keep track of AIS equipped vessels and their destinations.
  • Maritime Surveillance/Coast Guard Patrol; together with radar systems, naval authorities can find vessels without AIS or with faulty AIS parameters, thus increasing security.
  • Fleet Management; to keep track of a fleet of helicopters.
  • Mission Control and Coordination; supports SAR and military operations involving several helicopters and vessels.