Good evening Matt,

I’m analyzing the traffic in a Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS),
specifically the Finisterre TSS, which is like a sea highway. This is the
big area I was talking about. For tracking the ships I’m using AIS data,
which includes the ship MMSI, latitude, longitude, speed, course, status
and timestamp, from the marinetraffic.com’s API* for AIS Data*. I tried to
modify some of the model parameters and it worked better. However, I did it
kind of trial and error. So far I have introduced the data of only one day.
I suppose that as the time goes by it will improve.

I would get as an anomaly any ship that goes out of the defined lane, that
sails with the inverse course or even that has a too oblique course.

Thank you for answering.



Best regards,

Carlos

2016-02-18 22:03 GMT+01:00 Matthew Taylor <[email protected]>:

> Hi Carlos. I can probably help you, but I have some questions first...
>
> What kind of event would classify in your mind as an anomaly in this
> situation?
>
> Are there maritime "highways" that ships stick to? Or are they all
> over the place?
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> On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 11:13 AM, carlos arenas
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Good evening,
> >
> > For my degree final project I'm adapting Geospatial Tracking for anomaly
> > detection in maritime routes. I´m covering around 4555 square Km and an
> > inflow of 5000 ship positions every day. So far the sistem is struggling
> to
> > detect the patterns. I would be grateful if you can give any advice about
> > how to modify the sistem in order to make it able to process this data
> size.
> > I'm studing Mechanical Eingeniering, so I'm not very deep in mathematics
> nor
> > programmation. however I've been working hard in learning how NuPIC
> works.
> > I'm very grateful in advance for your help.
> > Best regards,
> > Carlos
>
>

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