GMN - Web-based Vessel Tracking and Reporting offers an affordable, proven solution for vessels of all kinds. World-wide satellite-based data flow and GPS capabilities enable tracks, alerts, reports, and more from anywhere in the world, all viewable in web browser.


Reliable and effective: WebTracker Maping employs XGate email messages delivered to any legitimate email address as often as you like, or automatically at pre-determined intervals - all controlled from a web browser.

• Send exact GPS-reckoned position reports
• Track single vessel locations on a map
• Track entire fleet locations on a map
• Display various vessel detail reports
• Display various vessel summary reports
• Track a vessel over time and view historical positions
• Send "alerts" when a vessel reaches a designated position (port for example)
• Provide custom geo-fencing reports and alerts (entry and exit from specific areas)
• Push-pin map points are color-coded to vessel speed - roll-over pops up vessel information
• Zoom map, drag map, click to center map

All this and more viewable from any web browser anywhere in the world.

As administrator of a vessel account you can:

• View/Edit Account Information
• View/Edit User information
• View/Edit Vessel information
• View/Edit Fleet information
• View/Edit Geozone information
• View/Edit Rule Information
• View/Edit StatusCode Information
• Upload photo of vessel for display

How It Works

Sending
GPS Position and other vessel imformation is compressed for efficient transfer and sent with normal emails. The user can configure XGate to read the GPS and send the vessel's position in the header of every sent email. Email recipients can examine the email headers to know the vessel's exact position and the time when the e-mail was sent. The vessel's GPS time, position, course, speed and selected weather parameters are sent with every position report.

Viewing
Vessels can request position reports for their vessel and any other vessel in their fleet on demand. Once the request is made the server processes the requested position report and sends it back to the vessel in a compact form. The report can then be viewed off line on the vessel using one of a number of different reporters. Unlike other vessel tracking systems, no expensive web browsing is needed to view the tracks. The tracks are viewed off line on the vessel without consuming valuable air time.

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