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tion required for a client to make an in- rival predictions and noti? cations formed business decision, or integrated • AIS message creation and manage- with another operational system in sup- ment in support of e-Navigation port of business activities.

We understand that AIS data serves as

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Given that, can you describe the actual

AIS data is free; what value/analytics

GateHouse Maritime product or ser- does Gatehouse bring to the equation?

vice … the deliverable?

Are stray electrical currents destroying your Yes, AIS data can be received by an GateHouse offers solutions to mari- bearings and seals?

entity free of charge. However, there are time authorities (commercial and mili- issues. First is geographic coverage. An ?S ELF CLEANING tary), port operators, offshore and subsea

AIS receiver usually receives messages asset owners/operators and vessel opera- ?O PERATE DRY OR IN OIL tors. To meet the needs of this diverse from vessels, base stations or Aids to

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GateHouse’s expertise is in the man- • Real-time arrival noti? cations for agement and structuring of this data, so vessels and trucks (supply chain logis- that information can be extracted from tics) • Advanced statistical analysis and it, and this information delivered to the client in an automated fashion. The de-

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GateHouse removes the analysis burden • Routing and Estimated Time of Ar- www.marinelink.com 31

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