Danphone is a reputed supplier of complete, rack mount AIS Physical Shore Stations (PSS), built to meet individual customer specifications. In this capacity, we work with leading suppliers of base station transponders and AIS system software.

The AIS BS610 is a product in the new generation AIS Base Station range from Kongsberg Seatex. It has a sensitivity better than -115 dBm and 1U 19’’ rack mountable smooth design.

An AIS base station is an essential part of the Automatic Identification System (AIS) infrastructure, primarily used by coastal authorities and vessel traffic services (VTS) to monitor and manage maritime traffic.

The AIS BS600 is the fourth generation RoHS compatible AIS Base Station from Kongsberg Seatex with built-in storage capability, sensitivity better than -115 dBm, software defined radio (SDR) and a smooth design of a 2U 19” rack mountable platform.

The SRT long-range AIS Coast Station is a high-performance AIS monitoring base station that delivers long range, high capacity reception and processing of all AIS transmissions and message types.

AIS base stations are able to relay information from AtoNs as well as vessel information to a monitoring or command centre further inland, aiding national security. Base stations also allow control over the slot map by reserving space for AtoNs using FATDMA to broadcast into.

AIS Base Station | IEC 62320-1 Shore-based station providing identity, time synchronization, text messages, which report (message 4) every ten seconds and are identified by a 00MIDxxxxx MMSI.

AIS base stations are shore side monitoring stations that pick up AIS data from devices within it's range. Although they are situated on dry land, they behave just like any normal AIS device, both transmitting and receiving data.

An AIS Base Station is a fixed station on the marine shore that services Automatic Identification System (AIS) tracking and communication. It is a key component that anchors the AIS infrastructure, working in conjunction with satellite and terrestrial AIS transceivers aboard vessels.

2024年8月15日 · This network, which comprises 130-plus base stations and 150-plus USACE inland stations, collects over 120 million AIS messages daily and shares information with other government agencies, industry, academia, and coastal planners.