AIS data sharing and vessel tracking by AISHub

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AIS vessel tracking Тhe Automatic Identification System (AIS) has revolutionized navigation safety for mariners and is regarded as one of the most important advancements since the introduction of radar. Originally developed as a tool for collision avoidance, AIS greatly enhances visibility and provides helmsmen with critical information about their surroundings. The system continuously transmits a vessel’s position, identity, speed, course, and other relevant data to nearby AIS-equipped ships. This real-time information helps port authorities and maritime safety organizations manage traffic more effectively and reduce navigation risks. AIS has become an invaluable tool in improving safety and security within the maritime industry.

Why AISHub ?

AISHub logo Many websites track AIS targets, each offering its own unique style, features, and purpose. However, access to raw AIS data remains limited. AISHub.net aims to bridge this gap by serving as a central hub for AIS data sharing, offering a valuable resource for both enthusiasts and professionals developing AIS-related software. To access real-time data from all available sources, users are required to share their own AIS feed with other contributors on AISHub. Become part of the AIS data-sharing community and… JOIN US!

How to share AIS data ?

antenna The process of sharing AIS data is simple:

  1. You fill the JOIN US form
  2. We send you our host/IP address and a UDP port where you can send your AIS data
  3. You enter our IP and UDP port in the output settings of your AIS receiver or software
To get started, your AIS receiving station must be connected to the internet, either directly or via your PC. Many AIS receivers have an Ethernet port and can stream data via the UDP protocol to a designated IP address, making them a great standalone option that doesn’t require your PC to be on 24/7. Alternatively, for those who prefer using a PC as a forwarding station, we’ve developed a free application called AIS Dispatcher.
AIS Dispatcher is a simple, user-friendly tool designed for receiving, processing, and forwarding AIS data, available for both Windows and Linux.

How will I receive aggregated AIS data feed from AISHub ?

Once your live AIS data is streamed, validated, and assessed, we will grant you access to the aggregated AISHub feed through an API, available in JSON, XML, or CSV format.