Operational intelligence at every port.
Real-time port congestion index with vessel type segmentation, berth utilization metrics with occupancy gauges, and fleet age profiling with risk correlation analysis.
Port Congestion Index
A composite index built from vessels at anchor, average wait time to berth, number of vessels in queue, and historical throughput capacity. Segmented by vessel type so grain congestion is distinguished from tanker congestion. Updated continuously as positions change.
Congestion context spans 40 ports and 87 monitored port zones
Berth Utilization
Track how many berths are occupied versus available at any moment, how long each vessel occupies each berth, and which berths handle which commodity types. Utilization gauges surface when a port is operating at capacity and when throughput is constrained by infrastructure rather than cargo supply.
Per-berth occupancy tracking with historical utilization rate comparison
Fleet Age Analytics
Older vessels carry higher operational risk — substandard maintenance, flag-of-convenience registrations, and greater likelihood of operating outside P&I club coverage. We profile the age distribution of vessels calling at each port and correlate fleet age with observed risk scores, identifying ports that attract disproportionately old or poorly-maintained tonnage.
Fleet age distribution tracked per port with risk score correlation coefficient
LNG Terminal Tracking
Dedicated monitoring at LNG export terminals such as Ras Laffan, Gorgon, Yamal, Corpus Christi, and Freeport. Draft, vessel, and terminal evidence stays inspectable for each loading review.
Carrier-specific draft evidence with reviewable confidence bands
Mining Terminal Tracking
Coal and iron ore terminal monitoring at Port Hedland, Newcastle, Richards Bay, Tubarao, Dampier, Hay Point, Gladstone, and Saldanha Bay. Commodity-specific vessel type coefficients and throughput validation catch impossible estimates before they reach reports.
Dry-bulk export corridors with commodity-specific review checks