Sentence examples for maritime data from inspiring English sources

Bathymetric, topographic and sedimentological measurements were performed from 1999 to 2008, and fluvial and maritime data were analyzed.

"They don't normally make these ocean passages," Richard Hurley, a senior maritime data specialist at IHS Fairplay, said in a phone interview from the group's London offices.

While there are other companies that analyze maritime data, Windward relies on big data to stand out.

Then again, Spire has huge ambitions to become a big player in the weather data market and to strengthen its position as a provider of maritime data.

What's more, those providing maritime data today take an information services approach, a time intensive approach of people putting together reports, spreadsheets, etc.," says Daniel.

Windward, which provides maritime data and analytics, has raised $10.8 million in funding led by Horizons Ventures, with participation from returning investor Aleph.

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A subsequent analysis of maritime traffic data from the Advanced Identification System AISshiphip monitoring data base confirmed that the Iranian oil tanker Darius I on a course from the Iranian oil terminal at Kharg island to Mumbai India was in the vicinity of the coordinates identified with the missile launch and had likely been the platform used to stage it.

First, we used a history of maritime snowpack data collected by manual snow courses.

Publicly-listed Icap is owned by former Conservative party chairman Michael Spencer, while Howe Robinson is privately owned and chaired by Peter Kerr-Dineen, a former chairman of the Baltic Exchange, a shipping market and provider of maritime market data.

The explosion of computer capacity, the revival of the "science of networks", and the growing availability of maritime traffic data soon gave birth to numerous analyses of global maritime flows, which greatly varied in objectives and outcomes.