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ShipPlotter v10.5g 英文正式版(通過電腦卡可對航行中船隻傳送的AIS數字訊息進行譯碼軟體)




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ShipPlotter v10.5g 英文正式版(通過電腦卡可對航行中船隻傳送的AIS數字訊息進行譯碼軟體)


中文化說明:

內容說明:
配置符合VHF波段無線接收器，ShipPlotter通過電腦卡可對航行中船隻傳送的AIS數字訊息
進行譯碼，並顯示不同格式的畫面。

英文說明:
ShipPlotter decodes the AIS digital signals from each ship using the sound card
in your PC. You need a suitable VHF band radio receiver tuned to one of the two
AIS channels. The program decodes the received digital data and displays it in
a variety of formats.

Signal mode - In Signal Mode, ShipPlotter displays the raw digital signals on
your PC screen in a diagnostic display which helps you to set up the system.
Message mode - In Message Mode,ShipPlotter displays each decoded message in plain
language on your PC screen.
Ship mode - In Ship Mode, ShipPlotter displays each decoded message in plain
language on your PC screen. There is one line in the display for each ship.
Depending on which message formats have been received from the ship, the
information may contain the MSSI number of the ship, its name, its destination and
the expected date and time of arrival, its length, beam and draught,and the latest
position report received from the ship.
Chart mode - In Chart Mode,ShipPlotter displays the position and identification of
each ship on a chart of the area. ShipPlotter comes with a general purpose world
map but you can add your own maps to ShipPlotter simply by digitizing a chart to
create a BMP or JPG graphic file and calibrating the chart using tools built in to
ShipPlotter. ShipPlotter can also read BSB format marine charts provided that your
system performance, memory, etc. can handle the size of the chart.
Ship details - In chart mode, if you right click on one of the ships displayed in
the chart, a pop up window (right) displays all the data received about the ship
you have selected. If you are connected to the internet, there is a Search button
that will access the ITU ship callsign database to discover even more details about
the ship including its port of registry.
Message log - ShipPlotter can store all messages received and decoded in a text file
for later analysis. It can also store messages in formats that are not decoded, in a
hex format for subsequent decoding.
Radar view - ShipPlotter can display the position and identification of ships on a
circular display centred on the user's position, which can be a dynamic position based
on positions from a connected GPS receiver. This radar display can be either North Up,
or Heading Up.
Serial input - ShipPlotter can decode messages received from a dedicated AIS receiver
using NMEA serial format.
Serial output - ShipPlotter can output demodulated messages to any AIS-compatible
serial plotter using NMEA serial format.
GPS input - ShipPlotter can include position data from a local GPS receiver on the
displayed chart and can automatically centre the chart on the current position.
Message sharing - ShipPlotter can use the Internet to share your messages with others
so that all see the totality of messages received by participating users.
Local sharing - ShipPlotter can share received messages with other instances of the
program running on machines over a local area network.
Automatic chart selection - If you have a selection of charts of your coverage area,
ShipPlotter can automatically choose the appropriate chart to display any chosen ship
of interest.
Multiple sound card support - ShipPlotter can choose between multiple soundcards if you
have more than one. This means that, subject to processing power, you can run multiple
instances of ShipPlotter processing audio from more than one source.
COM Automation support - ShipPlotter can be accessed by VB Scripts or other services
through a COM interface.
Automatic chart downloading - ShipPlotter can access several global databases of
satellite imagery to use as the background chart for displaying ship positions.
Waypoint/track/route overlays - ShipPlotter can display waypoints, routes and tracks
that are read from a GPS data file in GPX data format.
Peer-to-peer sharing - ShipPlotter can share data with up to four other instances of
SPusing UDP datagrams over a local network or over the Internet.
TCP/IP client - ShipPlotter can receive data from a remote TCP/IP server that transmits
NMEA AIS message data.
TCP/IP server - ShipPlotter can receive data from a remote TCP/IP client that transmits
NMEA AIS message data.
Google Earth server - ShipPlotter can present a server to Google Earth that delivers ship
position data that will appear on a Google Earth map.
Memory Map support - ShipPlotter can control Memory Map Navigator(TM) so that it displays
ships that are currently being displayed by ShipPlotter.
MultiMap support - ShipPlotter can open a browser window on the MultiMap server so that
it displays a ship that you designate. It can also import MultiMap maps into the SP chart
window..
HTTP server - ShipPlotter can present an HTTP server to other instances of ShipPlotter so
that they can access the ship data on the host machine. It is possible to link a community
of users with this feature, without requiring the use of a separate server.
Language versions - ShipPlotter is also available with menu and dialog options in French.
VMAP level 0 outline charts - ShipPlotter can display charts based on NIMA VMAP Level Zero
data. The information is supplied in a compressed format including selected layers of
certain limited areas.
Navigation window - ShipPlotter allows you to create, edit, load and save a route and then
to display navigation parameters relating to a designated ship following that route. The
information includes cross track error, time to next route point and much else besides.
Route window - ShipPlotter can display a route showing the track and distance between each
route point, the estimated time between route points and the ETA at each route point.