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Re:A live map of marine traffic by kasperni on Thursday June 20, 2019 @06:33AM (#20231472)
While working as a consultant many years ago I started https://github.com/dma-ais/AisStore

It is an online high-available database (running on Cassandra) capable of archiving multiple terabytes of AIS-data with an insert rate of > 100.000 messages/minute. Besides the archiving mechanism is features an export tools, simple analytical capabilities based on time, geography and identity. In also supports simple real-time (less than 1 second) queries based on small time intervals, limited geographical areas, or single ships.

Besides AisStore there is a lot of other AIS tools in https://github.com/dma-ais Unfortunately, the department I was consulting for has been closed. So the projects are dormant.

Also happy to answer any questions.

Re:A live map of marine traffic by blantonl on Thursday June 20, 2019 @08:09AM (#20232016)
This is great work.

There are a lot of really impressive technology projects out there that focus on crowdsourcing data like this. ADS-B (for aircraft), $this->AIS, ATCS (railroads), radio communications etc.

What's even more amazing is how these project inspire new uses of the data for media, intelligence, politics, investment analysis etc.

Re:A live map of marine traffic by jimktrains2 on Thursday June 20, 2019 @11:36AM (#20233965)
Do you know one for ATCS? I've been looking this week and haven't found any.
Re:A live map of marine traffic by Workaholic_87 on Thursday June 20, 2019 @12:27PM (#20234459)
Would be interesting to see this shipping data joined w/ other macroeconomic indicators like foreign investment, trade deficit/surplus, and +/- GDP...could be a good way to spot emerging markets