Sentence examples for shipping database from inspiring English sources

The company was founded by Jiyan Naghshineh Wei, formerly a product manager at Vocus, and David Petersen, who previously founded ImportGenius, a shipping database, another company built on top of public data.

Whereas cars encounter anomalies and edge cases on a daily basis, thereby guiding the development of autonomous systems, a shipping database with such information is much more difficult to build, and while the process of collection of data is underway, much work remains.

It explains why Daniel Weiss, the Malaria Atlas Project's director of global malaria epidemiology, and his team invested so much time acquiring data from satellites, OpenStreetMap, Google, shipping databases, surveys and other sources.

Two respected shipping databases, Lloyd's List Intelligence and Equasis, give different accounts of the Mu Du Bong's precise pedigree.

The SHIP database was updated once or twice a week, with the date of birth of all study neonates born in that period.

Between 2007 and 2016, about 1,200 whale and vessel collisions were logged in the International Whaling Commission's global ship strike database.

Before joining Crittercism, Robert developed and shipped several database monitoring and management tools as a user interface software developer at Hewlett-Packard.

He logs on to the ship's database and devours her personal information – it's a cross between cyber-stalking and rooting through her underwear, and it's incredibly creepy.

A global matrix of interurban vessel flows was elaborated for about 600 cities using data from the Geopolis and Lloyd's Shipping Index databases and the rigorous assignment of ports to both coastal and inland urban areas.

Several of the freighters were operated or managed by Ocean Maritime Management (OMM), a Pyongyang-based company with links to the North Korean government, which is also the registered manager of the detained vessel, according to the Wisconsin Project, which uses ship tracking databases to follow North Korean and other vessels.

In the present paper we have constructed a network of maritime connections thanks to the data extracted from the Lloyd's Shipping Index, a database containing information on daily movements of ships of almost the entire world fleet.