18-08-2009, 00:36
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| Moderator   Moderator | Tracking Vessels with AIS
Ok this is way too cool. A buddy of mine is getting professionally licensed as a ships captain. Part of the drill is an apprenticeship at sea. He is making his second passage on the bridge of a 75meter tug. He sent me this link - www.marinetraffic.com/ais - Zoom into Malta (south of Italy), and search for a vessel named Sea Jaguar. This is the ship he is on. They look to be anchored a couple of days East of Malta. Very cool site.
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