A maritime Surveillance System that integrates sensors such as Radar, AIS, and Long Range Camera (LRC) to detect, track, and monitor vessels passing through territorial and international waters. This system is crucial to combating piracy, illegal fishing, smuggling, and terrorism within and around maritime border area. IMSS provides costumized solutions and technical support for maritime security institutions, such as: fishery authorities, coast guards, and navies in securing and monitoring maritime territorial areas.
IMSS shows international and domestic sail path, Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ) and boundaries of a country. Besides that, IMSS shows maritime infrastructure information, such as Radar Unit, position, and civilian and military radar range, also ports.
Equipped with encrypted and integrated communication system, IMSS transmit and receive assignment data related to maritime security from radar stations or warships to Regional Command Center (RCC) and National Command Center (NCC) or vice versa in securely.
IMMS detects movement objects at border line, and identify them into suspicious or non-suspicious object. The movement object for the example is human to prevent human-trafficking happened in the border area.
The recorded data then converted by IMSS into vessels data report with text or graphical format. The reports consists of historical ships voyage, event, and vessel details, such as IMO, MMSI, vessel name and type, departure and arrival schedule, port name and location, and so on.
IMSS record ships traffic detected by AIS/Radar. The historical voyage and ship data can be displayed and visualized on the map as analysis of ship movement, and incident investigation.
