NAVITRAK
Berthing aid, moored-vessel monitoring and vessel traffic awareness for marine terminals

Safer berthing decisions.
Continuous watch alongside.
Evidence after every call.

Navitrak brings approach distance, closing speed and angle, moored-vessel movement, local traffic, weather and the complete operation record into one browser-based platform for oil, gas and LNG terminals.

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Since 2008
marine-terminal monitoring systems, DockAssist to Navitrak
Live deployment
operational at a Mediterranean LNG import terminal
Real reports
berthing and 24-hour drift reports available to view
Browser-based
on-terminal or hosted server; no installed client
One operational record across the call

Approach. Alongside. Review.

Approach

See bow and stern distance, closing speed and angle against the limits approved for the berth, from first detection to settled alongside.

Berthing aid

Alongside

Continue monitoring vessel movement and environmental conditions throughout loading or unloading, against warning limits configured for the berth and operation.

Drift monitoring

Review

Replay the time-aligned record and receive a report generated automatically when the operation closes — approach timeline, per-fender values and environmental context on one document.

Sample operation reports

Area traffic awareness, configurable alerts and shared browser access span all three stages — see the platform.

What changes for the terminal

One picture, earlier awareness, consistent records.

One shared operating picture

Authorised marine, jetty and control-room users work from the same current information.

Earlier awareness of deviation

Configured warning and danger limits make unsafe approach or alongside movement visible as it develops.

Consistent event records

Every completed operation follows the same reporting method, independent of shift or workload.

Faster technical review

Replay, sensor data and derived engineering values remain linked to the event.

Evidence from a live operation

Don't take the claim on trust. Inspect the operation record.

The berthing and drift reports shown above are real documents from the live Mediterranean LNG deployment — not mock-ups. Read them in full, including the per-fender values and the movement events.

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Fits the terminal environment

Engineered into your berth and OT environment.

  • Integrates selected existing sensors, where compatibility is confirmed during engineering review
  • On-terminal or hosted server options; browser clients on the terminal network
  • Role-based access control and SSO (single sign-on) options
  • Data retention, storage and export configured for the deployment, under site control
  • FAT/SAT acceptance testing, calibration, training and a defined support model
Deployment & assurance

Start with your berth layout, not a generic sales deck.

Share the terminal type, berth arrangement and existing sensor environment. A Navitrak engineer will outline the relevant configuration, interfaces and next technical questions.

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