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This document serves as a comprehensive record for vessel characteristics, ownership, and operational information for tracking purposes.

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How to fill out Vessel Information

1. Locate the Vessel Information form.
2. Enter the name of the vessel in the designated section.
3. Provide the vessel's registration number as required.
4. Fill in the type of vessel (e.g., cargo, tanker, fishing).
5. Indicate the vessel's length and gross tonnage.
6. Specify the year of construction.
7. Provide the owner’s name and contact information.
8. Include any registration details or international identifiers.
9. Review all entered information for accuracy.
10. Submit the form as directed.

Who needs Vessel Information?

1. Regulatory agencies for compliance and safety inspections.
2. Shipping companies for operational and logistical planning.
3. Port authorities for docking and harbor management.
4. Insurance companies for underwriting and risk assessment.
5. Customs officials for import and export documentation.

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What is vessel information?

The VIVS is a NAVCEN web service that allows you to retrieve a vessel's broadcasted AIS static data, i.e Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI), call sign, name, number, dimensions, draft, type, and positioning source, received within our NAIS coverage area*.

What is AIS vessel information?

The automatic identification system, or AIS, transmits a ship's position so that other ships are aware of its position. The International Maritime Organization and other management bodies require large ships, including many commercial fishing vessels, to broadcast their position with AIS in order to avoid collisions.

How do I trace a vessel name?

To search for a vessel, you can use either the Search bar on the Live Map or the Vessel category in the data navigation bar on the left. These search tools will display a list of vessels in the MarineTraffic database that match your search terms, helping you find the vessel you're looking for.

How to get vessel details?

All the available information and related material regarding any ship is accessible through the MarineTraffic Vessel Details Page. by typing the vessel's name or MMSI/IMO in the Search bar on the top right corner of the screen.

What is vessel data?

Vessel traffic data, or Automatic Identification System (AIS) data, are collected by the U.S. Coast Guard through an onboard navigation safety device that transmits and monitors the location and characteristics of vessels in U.S. and international waters in real time.

What is defined as a vessel?

Federal statutory law defines a “vessel” to be “every description of watercraft or other artificial contrivance used, or capable of being used, as a means of transportation on water.” The definition of vessel is important in various contexts.

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What is Vessel Information?

Vessel Information refers to the data related to ships and boats that are necessary for regulatory compliance, safety, and maritime operations.

Who is required to file Vessel Information?

Owners, operators, or agents of vessels registered or operating in a specific jurisdiction are typically required to file Vessel Information.

How to fill out Vessel Information?

Vessel Information is usually filled out by providing details such as vessel name, type, dimensions, registration number, and owner contact information on the designated forms or through online systems provided by regulatory bodies.

What is the purpose of Vessel Information?

The purpose of Vessel Information is to ensure compliance with maritime laws, enhance safety and security measures, and facilitate efficient maritime traffic management.

What information must be reported on Vessel Information?

Reported information must typically include the vessel's name, type, owner details, identification numbers, dimensions, tonnage, and any pertinent operational information.