This section provides an overview of the main components of the Port Insight feature at a glance.
General
1. Filter
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Port : Select the port you wish to view.
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Terminal/Ship : Choose whether to display information based on terminals or ship types.
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All terminals/All Ships : Select the specific terminal or ship type to view according to your chosen criteria.
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Search Bar: Enter a vessel name or IMO number to search for a specific ship.
2. Map
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Displays vessels related to the selected port, allowing you to check real-time congestion at the port.
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Zoom in to view individual berths.
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Zoom out to display all vessels arriving, waiting, working, or departing from the port.
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When Dashboard is selected, all vessels are displayed on the map.
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When On the Way, Waiting, Working, or Departed is selected, only vessels in the corresponding status are shown.
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You can configure Layer, Tools, and Zoom In/Out functions.
3. Weather / Tide
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Provides information on the port’s temperature, precipitation, wind speed, sunrise/sunset times, and tide conditions.
4. Ship Type
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Displays the number of vessels by ship type and sorts them by DWT (Deadweight Tonnage) by ship type.
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The Weather and Ship Type panels can be repositioned vertically (up or down).
Dashboard
1. Congestion
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Index: Indicates the current congestion level of the port compared to historical averages.
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Rank: Shows how the port’s congestion level compares with all other ports available in the Port Insight service.
2. Waiting
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Top Figure: Displays the current number of vessels waiting at the port.
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Center Figure: Shows the average waiting days of vessels currently waiting at port.
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Blue Segment: Represents vessels whose waiting times are within the normal range based on the port’s historical averages.
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Yellow Segment: Represents vessels whose waiting times exceed the average or expected threshold.
3. Average Idle Time / On the way
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Average Idle Time: The average idle time of vessels currently en route to the port.
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On the way: The number of vessels currently sailing toward the port.
4. Working
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Top Figure: Displays the current number of vessels berthed at the port.
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Center Figure: Shows the average working (berthing) days of vessels currently at berth.
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Blue Segment: Represents vessels whose working times are within the normal range based on the port’s historical averages.
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Yellow Segment: Represents vessels whose working times exceed the average or expected threshold.
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Gray Segment: Represents vessels currently berthed at a shipyard.
5. Congestion Index Trend
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Index Trend
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A quantified indicator (ranging from 1 to 10) showing the current congestion level compared to the real-time average.
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A higher score indicates greater congestion or waiting time within the port. The data is updated every four hours.
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Waiting & Working Trend
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Displays the current number of waiting and working vessels and their corresponding average days compared to port averages.
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Data is updated every four hours.
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The trend can also be viewed over 7, 30, 60, or 90 days using the filter on the right-hand panel.
6. Statistics
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Provides charts showing vessel statistics by port, terminal, or ship type over a selected period.
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You can view trends over 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 12 months, or a custom period using the filters on the right-hand panel.
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Click the legend buttons to toggle each indicator ON/OFF and display only the desired metrics.
7. Previous calling ports
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Provides charts showing the DWT and number of vessels from previous ports that called at the selected port or terminal.
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Use the filter panel on the left to view trends by date, country, or port.
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Click the legend buttons to toggle each indicator ON/OFF and display only the desired metrics.
8. Next calling ports
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Provides charts showing the DWT and number of vessels bound for the next ports from the selected port or terminal.
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Use the filter panel on the left to view trends by date, country, or port.
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Click the legend buttons to toggle each indicator ON/OFF and display only the desired metrics.
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The Statistics, Previous Calling Ports, and Next Calling Ports panels can be repositioned vertically (up or down).
On the way / Waiting / Working / Departed
1. View By
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Select between Map + Vessel List or List view.
2. Vessel List
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On the way: Displays vessels currently en route to the selected port. You can review predicted arrival information, including ETA, PTA, and PTB.
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Waiting: Displays vessels currently waiting at the port. Detailed arrival information (ATA) is available for each vessel.
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By selecting Show vessels with carrier schedule only, you can filter the On the Way and Waiting lists to include only vessels analyzed based on carrier schedule data.
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Working: Displays vessels currently berthed at the port. Arrival and berthing information (ATA, ATB) can be reviewed.
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Departed: Displays vessels that have completed departure. Arrival, berthing, and departure information (ATA, ATB, ATD) is available.
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You can view vessels that departed within the selected date range.
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Clicking a vessel displays its location on the map panel on the left.
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Clicking the vessel name expands the real-time vessel tracking view for detailed monitoring.
2. Export
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Export the current vessel list to an Excel file.
3. Adjust Column
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Customize the table columns by selecting and arranging the fields according to your preference.