This video shows how local AIS recording to a live Web 3D feed is done and then mixed with an international AIS feed.
Upper left, the ODROID and Rock64 + several AIS recorders and RTL SDR, the feeds coming in on the Mini PCs and to the right the live website.
Watch directly on youtube.
A paper I never officially published
Make love and war – Quantifying discrete male polymorphic reproductive ratios
Abstract
Fighters primarily develop at low population densities; Though the
proportion of males becoming fighters at any given density may change over time. This change is likely to be due to condition-dependence. Data is presented to illuminate these matters and a model is developed linking fighter development to the costs of being a fighter (in terms of survival) and the benefits of being a fighter (in terms of fecundity).
Quick maps I made for Deaf Scotland (SCOD – Scottish Council on Deafness) showing percent deaf or hearing impaired per Scottish Council and a forward projection based on Scottish Government data.
Continue reading Deaf or Hearing impaired per Scottish Council
The Automatic Identification System is the focus of this article. I programmed the full stack to get my home AIS (Automatic Identification System) feed. Then I added AISHUB’s AIS feed on a 2D and a 3D Map.
I show this on www.deepship.ai. 30000 to 34000 live ships are tracked usually in 1 minute intervals.
Continue reading Automatic Identification System Live 3D tracking
I entered the current state of the Western World without full open wars in a Graph File. It lists the most obvious current conflicts of players. It doesn’t list the conflicts that the USA has with most of the Muslim world,
Continue reading Current State of the World
Well for a project, I tried to find the number of ships in Venice, of which most do not seem to transmit AIS.
I couldn’t find an answer.
Old Venice has become famous for its pollution.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/31/heading-to-venice-dont-forget-your-pollution-mask.
The claim is:
“As big ships sailed down the main canal, just a stone’s throw from the shore, my team recorded up to 500 ultra-fine particles per cubic centimetre – 500 times higher than clean sea air.”
As a fun project I did some Neural Style Transfers.
Continue reading Neural Style Transfer
Using Matlab and the Computer Vision System Toolbox, Image Processing Toolbox, Neural Network Toolbox, Parallel Computing Toolbox and the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox, I labelled 1923 images from my web cam feed with tags, [ferry], [ship], [bird] [meteor].
Continue reading DeepShip or ShipNet: Matlab Multiple Transfer Deep Learning Ship/Ferry Detection
From the 30th of December 2017 to the 26th of January 2018, all traffic starting with North Koreas country code (445) was logged from AISHub’s global feed. There are very few AIS reports. Only 1318 were logged in this time frame and most came from the UN BONG 2 (n=1236, 93.78%) .
Continue reading How bad are all North Korean AIS reports?
