Example of AIS Filtering using a WatchMate Display

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Example of AIS Filtering using a WatchMate Display. Filters reduce clutter. By using the WatchMate Filters…. …the clutter of irrelevant ships…. …is removed from the display…. …and the display continues to provide a reminder of the 81 filtered ships.

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Example of AIS Filtering using a WatchMate Display Filters reduce clutter By using the WatchMate Filters… …the clutter of irrelevant ships… …is removed from the display… …and the display continues to provide a reminder of the 81 filtered ships.
Example of AIS Filtering using a WatchMate Display Focus on the Most Important Targets - Identify Priority Traffics The ship that creates the highest risk of collision is prioritized… …and shown on the display in list order of priority

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