RPCS for marine navigation
Maritime
Long marine routes combine vessel positioning, inertial navigation, radar/AIS observations and geospatial context that are often handled in separate operational layers.
Operational problem
Start with the mission.
Long marine routes combine vessel positioning, inertial navigation, radar/AIS observations and geospatial context that are often handled in separate operational layers.
RPCS can be used as the common reference layer connecting route, sensor and geospatial information.
Integrated sources
Source 01
GNSS
Source 02
INS / IMU
Source 03
Radar / AIS
Operational value
01
Route consistency
Maintain route and sensor information inside one spatial frame.
02
Operational context
Bring navigation and geospatial information together for downstream analysis.
03
Integration foundation
Create a cleaner base for route optimisation, ETA and fleet services.
Maritime, reframed.
Discuss the current sensor stack, operational environment and integration path.
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