Vessel positions far beyond the coast.
Satellite tracking, zone alerts and crew safety for vessels that spend long periods out of range of shore networks.
Common problems, and what changes
Vessels disappear from view once they leave coastal range.
Positions at any distance
Satellite trackers report wherever the vessel is.
Showing where a vessel fished or sailed takes time and paperwork.
A record of every voyage
Tracks and zone events are stored and can be exported when needed.
A crew emergency depends on a radio that may not reach anyone.
Another way to call for help
Crew alarms reach shore over satellite with the vessel position.
An example
How a typical event moves from detection to resolution.
Usually tracked
At sea
A fishing vessel reports its position over satellite, far from the coast.
Approaching a protected zone
The vessel heads toward a no-fishing area. The skipper and office are warned.
Course changed
The vessel turns away before reaching the boundary.
Recorded
The track shows the zone was not entered. It is stored for future checks.
