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Every berth,
occupied or free.

Draw a small area around a loading berth and UAIS shows occupancy — which vessel was there, how long it stayed, and how often it changes.

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How to use it

Set up a loading berth analysis in four steps

You only need History mode and one geometry around the area you want to analyse. UAIS does the rest.

1

Switch to History mode

Press H or click the History pill at the top of the map. Select the date you want to analyse.

2

Draw one area

Use P (polygon) or Shift+click (radius) to place a geometry around your port or terminal.

3

Open Analysis

Click the Analyze pill that appears at the top, or right-click a geometry and choose Analyze this area.

4

Choose Loading berth

Select Loading berth as the area type and click Run. Results appear within seconds.

Occupancy

See exactly when the berth is occupied

UAIS tracks the single vessel using a loading berth, distinguishing moving and moored traffic using speed over ground — so you see exactly when it arrived, how long it stayed, and when it left.

  • Vessel that arrived and was still at the berth at the end
  • Vessel that was at the berth and departed before the end
  • Permanent occupancy — present for the entire period
  • Vessel type, length and draught of the occupying vessel
Loading berth occupancy overview
Tips

Get the most out of loading berth analysis

Keep the geometry small

A loading berth typically fits one vessel — draw a small radius or polygon tightly around it to avoid picking up neighbouring berths.

Compare time windows

Run the same analysis for different days or shifts to understand how often the berth turns over.

Check turnaround time

Compare arrival and departure times across visits to estimate typical loading or unloading duration.

Share or export

Share a direct link to this analysis with colleagues, or save the results as a PDF report for offline use.

Try it yourself

Open UAIS, start History mode and place a small geometry around a loading berth near you.