Every pilot, the same picture. Real-time water levels, currents, weather and exception alerts—customized for your ship channel.
Information keeping ships under the bridges, over the rocks and safely in the shipping channel.
Built by former NOAA oceanographers — the people who installed and built CO-OPS navigation products.
Safe, efficient transits depend on knowing the channel. We put the whole picture in one place.
To make safe navigation decisions, pilots and mariners need real-time data and forecasts for the ship channel. Manually checking many different websites is slow and unreliable. Safety and ship efficiency suffer when data is incomplete or delayed.
A purpose-built data dashboard that aggregates ocean and atmospheric observations and forecast models into actionable channel information. Every pilot in your association sees the same live water levels, currents, wind and weather alerts—customized for your channel.
Live examples built for the Sabine-Neches Waterway and Biscayne Bay. Yours would be tailored to your stations, thresholds and operations.
An observation-first board that answers the dispatcher's question at a glance: is the channel safe to transit, where, and when? The signature channel ribbon maps live currents to the physical waterway, with flood/ebb direction and the cross-channel set pilots steer against.
A real-time chart of your waterway with live AIS vessel traffic, currents, water levels and weather radar over ECDIS nautical charts. Tap any station for time-series detail—on the bridge, in the office, or at home.
Our original marine navigation dashboard for the Port of Miami approaches—real-time currents, water levels, winds and forecasts with time-series charts. Proof that the same approach adapts to any port.
We are the oceanographers who built and installed NOAA CO-OPS navigation products.
Former NOAA oceanographers who understand near-shore dynamics. We use real-time NOAA data and aggregate sources NOAA PORTS doesn't—USGS, NDBC, NASA and forecast models—then synthesize it for your operations.
Customized to your channel's stations and thresholds, tuned with your pilots. Every pilot uses the same dashboard—no guesswork, no in-house IT burden. Knowing the environment increases safety and efficiency.
Request a free assessment of your pilot association's specific needs. We'll show you what a custom navigation dashboard could look like for your waterway.