Trackwell vessel monitoring systems expansion into the Western and Central Pacific Ocean

REYKJAVIK, Iceland - July 7, 2016 - PRLog -- Leading developer of Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS), Trackwell, has recently expanded its solution to include the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) and the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC). Trackwell is now providing the FFA and WCPFC enhanced capacities for monitoring and alerting options for the 3,000 vessels reporting actively to the system, using various types of vessel tracking devices and communication service providers.

Trackwell's customized VMS solution will now enable the FFA and WCPFC, as well as member countries, participating territories and cooperating non-members, to monitor the roughly 25 million square nautical miles that make up the Western and Central Pacific Ocean. The newest feature implemented into the system allows the FFA and WCPFC to share and access data and information with their member countries. The system offers advanced options for monitoring of Extended Economy Zones and highs seas areas. It provides advanced geofencing and alert mechanism, synchronization with existing data and information sharing based on the needs and regulations of individual countries.

Based out of Iceland, Trackwell has worked closely with Fisheries Authorities, Coast Guards, and vessel owners since its inception in 1996 to develop unique solutions that combine Vessel Monitoring System with Electronic Reporting Systems (ERS). Trackwell's cloud-based or locally hosted solutions comply with international regulations, enabling organizations to monitor thousands of vessels every day, all around the world.

For further information please visit http://www.vmsfisheries.com