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Location We've been sitting with the Danish Maritime Authority the last few weeks too, as it provided an opportunity for coaching and access to live AIS data streams. Unfortunately, it meant that we have not met with the companies that have made the premises and the other code heads. Progress Simplified process to extend the functionality manitoulin of the program. You can implement and register "calculators". Implementation of "density plot calculator" that supports adjustable limits. Adjustable levels, and an extended color gamut for coverage calculator. Solved manitoulin some performance complications in relation to draw many cells on Openmap card. Made it possible to run analyzes on specific ship classes and vessel types. This is done by establishing project in the long term this should be adjustable real time. Export to PNG Ability to connect directly to several manitoulin types Ais-sources, so the system should be used with other Ais infrastructure than the Danish. Option to turn Ais-sources to and from real time. Selecting analysis time. Adjustable cell size in the calculator. Ability to identify turning Ships (Ships sends multiple manitoulin messages out when turning). Ability to set about turning ships should be ignored, and adjust a threshold for when a ship is assumed to turn. Cleaned up code and written a little wiki for the project on Github.
Evaluation It has been very positive to make project with the Danish Maritime Authority. They have managed to provide the necessary support so that we could focus on the key issues in the project. They have set up Java project with basic functionality to interact with AisLib and Openmap. We have sat on location most of the time, and have been able to clarify doubts immediately. At the same time, they have been able to follow developments and correct project focus. It has been a great and exciting project that has motivated us to make a super product. =) We've been good at organizing work and has always been based on todo lists, which gave priority in collaboration with stakeholders from the Danish Maritime Authority. manitoulin It's been fun to see how different people have different interests in the program. We have achieved much in a short time and received many positive feedback, so we are very satisfied. We have been pleased to be involved in the process - thank you. Kasper and Kenneth
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Location We've been sitting with the Danish Maritime Authority the last few weeks too, as it provided an opportunity for coaching and access to live AIS data streams. Unfortunately, it meant that we have not met with the companies that have made the premises and the other code heads. Progress Simplified process to extend the functionality manitoulin of the program. You can implement and register "calculators". Implementation of "density plot calculator" that supports adjustable limits. Adjustable levels, and an extended color gamut for coverage calculator. Solved manitoulin some performance complications in relation to draw many cells on Openmap card. Made it possible to run analyzes on specific ship classes and vessel types. This is done by establishing project in the long term this should be adjustable real time. Export to PNG Ability to connect directly to several manitoulin types Ais-sources, so the system should be used with other Ais infrastructure than the Danish. Option to turn Ais-sources to and from real time. Selecting analysis time. Adjustable cell size in the calculator. Ability to identify turning Ships (Ships sends multiple manitoulin messages out when turning). Ability to set about turning ships should be ignored, and adjust a threshold for when a ship is assumed to turn. Cleaned up code and written a little wiki for the project on Github.
Evaluation It has been very positive to make project with the Danish Maritime Authority. They have managed to provide the necessary support so that we could focus on the key issues in the project. They have set up Java project with basic functionality to interact with AisLib and Openmap. We have sat on location most of the time, and have been able to clarify doubts immediately. At the same time, they have been able to follow developments and correct project focus. It has been a great and exciting project that has motivated us to make a super product. =) We've been good at organizing work and has always been based on todo lists, which gave priority in collaboration with stakeholders from the Danish Maritime Authority. manitoulin It's been fun to see how different people have different interests in the program. We have achieved much in a short time and received many positive feedback, so we are very satisfied. We have been pleased to be involved in the process - thank you. Kasper and Kenneth
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