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An AIS (Automatic Identification System) receiver is a device used in maritime navigation that receives information transmitted by vessels equipped with AIS transponders. It captures data such as a ship's position, speed, course, and other relevant information, which is then displayed to help improve situational awareness and safety at sea. AIS receivers are commonly used by ship operators, coast guards, and marine traffic monitoring services to track vessel movements and prevent collisions.
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When was AIS Airlines created?
AIS Airlines was created in 2009.
When was Smedby AIS created?
Smedby AIS was created in 1929.
When was Stångenäs AIS created?
Stångenäs AIS was created in 1946.
What does AIS Insurance stand for?
AIS from the name of the auto insurance company stands for Auto Insurance Specialists. AIS is an acronym that stands for Associate in Insurance and is completely separate from AIS insurance company.
When was AIS Canberra Darters created?
AIS Canberra Darters was created in 2003.
What is the AIS?
Ass in seat - As in; "We are leaving at 4:00 so AIS at 3:55"
What do the ais eat?
the Ais Indians Gathered Plants,Caught Fish and Shellfish and hunted
What do the ais Indians eat?
the Ais Indians Gathered Plants,Caught Fish and Shellfish and hunted
What is AIS alarm in digital transmission analyser?
Alarm Indication of signal is full form of AIS.
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How does AIS live track ships?
AIS tracks live ships by Satellite. You can learn more about the AIS and their methods from the official AISlive website. If you are already a member, you can log in to start tracking ships.
What sorts of data can be transmitted using AIS?
AIS (Automatic Identification System) is a system that is used in ships which automatically tracks the data sent between nearby ships or the AIS base station.
