Managing the impact of weather on your marine transport is a crucial aspect of your operations  & safety at sea.  
This is important not only for shipping companies for analysing ship performance and determining the ETA but also for port service companies for optimizing available port resources like pilot services, time slots, cranes, trains, trucks, cargo & storage. 
Understanding the impact of adverse weather on your operations is crucial to mitigate risks and adjust the planning in time.  
Our accurate, route-specific weather information helps shipping companies & port operators to better act upon the weather conditions affecting their operations.  
ETA Monitoring Service (EMS) can provide a valuable tracking service—an indispensable tool for keeping track of a vessel’s location and monitoring its Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA). 
The vessel’s ETA is continuously updated throughout the voyage as new weather or position data is received. 
Vessels being tracked can be included in the EMS Daily Fleet Status report so you can quickly see if the vessel is falling behind schedule or encountering bad weather. 

Ports & Terminals

For (pre)feasibility and design studies of new terminals or expansion of existing port facilities, 
we provide complete environmental studies, including design studies, operability analyses, 
and complete spectral input data for detailed coastal / harbor models.  

An overview of our services for ports & Terminals is given below. 

Services:

Shipping for - ETA

Ship route support for analysis

Metocean forecast along the route

ETA (Estimated time of Arrival)

Hindcast (Historical) data for route analysis

Extremes along routes for route planinng

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