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107 AIS base stations have been built in the waters of northern China, which can monitor ships 24/7
On the 22nd, it was learned from the Tianjin Navigation Mark Office of the Beihai Navigation Support Center of the Ministry of Transport that 107 coastal and inland AIS base stations have been built in the northern sea areas of China. These base stations are distributed in 8 provinces (regions, cities), covering the high-level waterway waters of the northern coastal and inland waters.
On the 22nd, it was learned from the Tianjin Navigation Mark Office of the Beihai Navigation Support Center of the Ministry of Transport that 107 coastal and inland AIS base stations have been built in the northern sea areas of China. These base stations are distributed in 8 provinces (regions, cities), covering the high-level waterway waters of the northern coastal and inland waters.
The Tianjin Navigation Mark Office of the Beihai Navigation Support Center of the Ministry of Transport is the location of the AIS National Center, where AIS data from coastal and inland vessels across the country is integrated, stored, and applied.
Chen Guangtong, the head of the Sea Area Navigation Center at the Tianjin Navigation Mark Office of the Beihai Navigation Support Center of the Ministry of Transport, introduced that AIS, also known as Automatic Ship Identification System, is a comprehensive navigation system and equipment that enables remote identification of ship identity, dynamic monitoring of navigation status, and real-time transmission of navigation information. It sends dynamic and static information such as ship identification code, location, direction, captain, ship width, type, draft, and cargo type to other ships and coastal stations through a shipborne station operating in the very high frequency (VHF) maritime communication frequency band, thereby achieving data transmission and information exchange between ships and between ships and shore, promoting navigation safety and improving shipping traffic efficiency.
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