Maritime Intelligence

HUAX develops maritime intelligence systems for vessel activity, risk analysis and cargo movements.

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Watched locations

Illustrative lanes and positions, not a live feed. Drag to turn the globe.

Live ingest 1,337.2 messages / second 80,556 unique MMSIs 359,302 draught observations

Operational snapshot · 28 September 2026. Coverage and counts continue to expand.

One vessel intelligence layer. Three applications.

Live and historical observations, vessel particulars, movement history and external risk data are held in one reviewable vessel record. The same record supports investigations, asset monitoring and cargo analysis.

How HUAX builds a vessel record

Observed facts, interpretation and data limitations stay separate. An analyst can return to a signal, examine the observations behind it and see where the record remains incomplete.

  1. ObserveLive positions and historical movement.
  2. DetectGaps, deviations, stops and draught shifts.
  3. Add contextVessel, location, history and external data.
  4. DocumentSupport, limits and open questions.

Vessel record

IMO 9•••••• · MMSI •••••••••40 h window · relative times · illustrative record

Vessel particulars

Names
Current and prior
Class
Tanker · particulars on file
Flag
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External context

  • OwnershipRegistry data
  • SanctionsScreening lists
  • GeographyPort and anchorage areas
  • ParticularsClass and dimensions
PositionsStopsDraughtExternal data T+0hT+4hT+8hT+12hT+16hT+20hT+24hT+28hT+32hT+36hT+40h Anchorage 11.8 m reported HUAX reason · held for review Last AISReappearance Interruption window12 h 15 min 20.4 m reported Port call Ownership and sanctions data Geography
TimeEventSourceState
T+00:00Position reportAIS position reportObserved
T+06:20AnchorageAIS, anchorage areasObserved
T+18:50Last position before interruptionAIS position reportObserved
T+18:50–31:05No position reports received—Missing
T+31:05ReappearanceAIS position reportObserved
T+33:00Reported draught 11.8 → 20.4 mAIS voyage dataObserved
T+36:50Port callAIS, port areasObserved
—Interruption and draught change merit reviewHUAX reasonInterpretation
—Cargo quantity and commodity not inferredAnalyst reviewAnalyst reasoning
ObservedMissingInterpretationAnalyst reasoningEvidence and uncertainty stay visible. Nothing is collapsed into a single score.

Intelligence Desk

Compliance, sanctions, due diligence and investigations.

An analyst starts with a vessel, an area or a time window and follows port calls, AIS interruptions and unusual movements. Each review keeps the observations behind it, together with open questions and gaps in the data.

From the vessel recordMovement sequence · AIS continuity · External context

Intelligence Desk

Cases / Selected vessel reviewIllustrative working view

Selected vessel review

Gap under review

IMO ••••••• · MMSI ••••••••• · Names: current and prior · Class and particulars

Movement sequence (select a step to highlight its evidence)

Evidence record

SignalAIS interruption, reappearance and route shift
What triggered review
ContextSanctions, geography and risk data
Where it sits in the record
SupportPositions before and after the gap, port call record
Observations and sources
MissingNo AIS coverage during the gap window
Gaps and uncertainty
HUAX reasonHeld for analyst review
Why it merits attention

Analyst reviewHuman review stays central where AIS coverage, identity or external records leave material uncertainty.

Analyst view: observed facts, interpretation and missing data remain distinct.IMO / MMSI masked

Yacht Intelligence

Monitoring, insurance, privacy and risk.

Owners, managers, insurers and advisers may need to show where a vessel has operated, which routes it followed and how consistently it stayed visible. Every signal sits next to historical activity, geographic context and observation quality.

From the vessel recordMovement history · Visibility · Geographic context

Yacht Intelligence

Vessel detailPrototype · demonstration vessel
A large motor yacht at anchor in a calm Mediterranean bay
Illustrative image

Demonstration vessel

High confidence

90m+ class · 104.0 m · MMSI masked

Moderate review priorityDominant context: privacy-plausible yacht area

41/100

Review drivers

+8Dimension plausibility review

+6Extended stay context

+6Moderate behaviour shift

+4Privacy-plausible AIS gap

AIS continuity gap near a common privacy-sensitive yacht operating area. In yacht operations this may reflect privacy, security, marina reception limits or normal operational choices. It still needs context and does not establish intent.

+4Multi-area exposure

Visibility over the review window

ObservedGap

Contextual safeguards

  • Privacy-plausible gap context
  • Concentrated common yacht-area pattern
  • Long stays in common yacht area

Observation quality

  • Highhistorical baseline confidence
  • Above peerroute coverage

Cargo Intelligence

Vessel condition, cargo flows and market signals.

  1. Single vesselDetect reported draught changes and put them in context, one vessel at a time.
  2. Tanker population and regionAggregate condition changes across tanker populations and maritime regions.
  3. Market evaluationTest whether changes in physical vessel activity give useful early information for oil markets.

From the vessel recordReported draught · Anchorage · Port context

Yuan Gui Yang

Sohar / Gulf of Oman · September 2026

+8.6m

Keel · baseline WL 11.8 m · waiting off Sohar WL 20.4 m · outbound +8.6 m 01020 m

Reported draught is an imperfect observation. It may be stale or entered incorrectly. The two observations alone do not establish cargo quantity or commodity. Waterlines to scale; hull outline generic.

From vessel condition to a regional signal

The same analysis runs across larger tanker populations. Changes in the number of light, laden or waiting vessels can give a view of loading activity, floating inventory and physical cargo flows across a region.

  • Light, stationary
  • Light, underway
  • Condition change detected
  • Laden, underway

Illustrative vessel states. Positions are schematic, not an observed snapshot.

Physical flows as a market signal

Regional vessel-condition signals can be analysed next to market data, to test whether changes in physical oil flows give useful early information for oil markets.

  1. Single vesselReported draught change, in context
  2. Tanker populationLight, laden and waiting vessels across a region
  3. Regional signalPhysical cargo-flow indicator
  4. Market evaluationTested against market data

An indicator to evaluate, not a price forecast.

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