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Automatic identification systems (AIS)  are designed to enable collaborative communication among onshore-based coastal authorities and various vessels. The system is capable of providing dynamic, static and voyage data about one ship to multiple ships in the vicinity and nearby coastal authorities. As per the Regulation 19 of SOLAS – chapter V, every ship is required to integrate ship-borne navigational equipment, as per the type of ship. However, in 2000, the International Maritime Organization revised the need to carry navigational equipment and approved a mandate stating that automatic identification systems must be equipped with all ships. Request Sample Significant changes in international trade laws and regulations coupled with the evolution of marine transport have made a major impact on the development of technologies required to deal with the rising marine traffic. Rapid and dedicated globalization has been the key factor propelling the building and expansion of marine transpo