Coastal Base Station Container

What is a container freight station?

Container Freight Stations, or CFS for short, are basically warehouses situated close to major ports where cargo hangs out until it gets loaded onto ships or just arrives from overseas. These facilities exist mainly to make shipping smoother for everyone involved in international trade.

What is an AIS base station?

An AIS base station is an essential part of the Automatic Identification System (AIS) infrastructure, primarily used by coastal authorities and vessel traffic services (VTS) to monitor and manage maritime traffic. The AIS base station is located onshore and acts as a central communication and tracking point. Get in touch!

How can container freight stations help reduce port congestion?

Container Freight Stations (CFS) have become important tools for reducing port congestion problems, as seen at Onne Port where they made a real difference. When Onne Port brought in CFS facilities, things started running better across the board.

What features does the coast station offer?

In addition to its exceptional AIS monitoring performance, the Coast Station includes additional functionality such as integrated network intelligence with multi-IP address data streaming, support for both transmission and network encryption, transmission of multiple virtual AIS AtoN and customised broadcast and vessel specific addressed messages.