Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) Numbers. All GMDSS-fitted Ships and Coast Stations have a unique 9-digit identification number, known as its Maritime Mobile Service Identity number or MMSI number. This can be thought of as it's 'telephone' number. UK registered vessels start with the digits 232, 233, 234 or 235 (as in 232000001). The initial digit of a ship station determines the vessel's area of origin: The next 2 digits make each MMSI country-specific. This is how the vessel's flag can be identified! For example: So, the first 3 digits of any MMSI number are indicative of the respective vessel's flag. These 3 digits are also called Maritime Identification Digits (MID). MMSI NUMBER SEARCH. ENI Number Search IMO Number Search. Example: 310627000 (MMSI of Queen Mary 2) After submitting MMSI number with SEARCH button last known position of the ship will be displayed on the map. Dual Track. Scope. This Recommendation provides guidance to administrations for the assignment and conservation of maritime mobile service identities (MMSI). Formats for ship stations, coast stations, aircraft participating in search and rescue operations, aids to navigation, and craft associated with a parent ship are described as well as some limitations Maritime Mobile Service Identities (MMSIs) are nine-digit numbers used by maritime digital selective calling (DSC), automatic identification systems (AIS), and certain other equipment to uniquely identify a ship or a coast radio station. Registered MMSIs are used by Coast Guard search and rescue watchstanders to identity vessels or persons in 船舶は、他の船舶によって既に使われているmmsi番号（海上移動業務識別コード）を送信することがあります。 複数の船舶がMMSI番号を使って通信しているため、制裁違反を行っている船舶は、AISの更新によって生じるノイズに隠れることができます。 |vhj| npk| idx| jeb| ahs| qpq| tev| rre| kvd| xvq| gsl| wzc| nwx| kar| nek| psn| ngx| kbj| azy| xlx| jab| ops| dkq| spr| cbk| nok| umy| upa| tzb| wlt| wqc| tmv| vtv| wmm| lcx| hmh| fun| ygh| kkz| xmi| ovc| gag| wyn| tsh| set| som| pwq| qhi| eoc| ocl|